Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
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S'nh correspondence OF Every Evening.
New Castle, April 14.-At the First
Presbyterian Church. tomorrow. the ar
rangement for the services has been made
as follows; Morning service at 1880
o 'clock-Anthem. 'I.ife From the Dead 8"
j. b. Herbert, full chorus; doxology;
psalter; Gloria Patri;" hymn; scripture
lesson; prayer; hymn; anthem. Christ
Is Risen" t. G. O'Kane. chorus: soprano
solo, Miss Clara Grimes; alto solo. Miss
Ella Brown, closing with a full chorus:
sermon by Rev. S. b. Wylie, pastor. sub
lect, The Resurrection" hymn; bene-
diction. Evening service at 7.3O o'clock
Anthem, Victory Over DEATH" J. b.
Herbert; doxology; hymn;scripture lesson;
prayer; anthem, "IIe Who Died Is Risen
Again" j. b. Herbert, full chorus; hymn.
"On ethe Resurrection. by the pastor.
Rev. S. B. Wylie; hymn; benediction.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church.
the arrangement for the Easter services
is as follows: Morning service at 1890
o'clock-Organ voluntary, Mrs. J. b..
Manlove, organist; j. b. Manlove. Choir
ister; hymn, No. l6l; Apostles Creed;
prayer; anthem, "Christ Is Risen To-
nay Gabriel; responsive scripture read
ing; "Gloria Patri," oflertory. "Geth-
semane, quartette and choir: hymn. No.
l62i sermon, by Rev George +. Anderson.
subject, The Lessons of the Resurrec-
tioni' prayer; anthem, "Day of God
Thou Blessed Day" kratz; hymn. No.
1853 and dooxlogy. Evening, 7.3O o'clock
Hymn, No, l69; prayer; anthem. "Bless
the Lord, Jackson; oliertory, "On Wings
of Light, Beirly; hymn, No. 177; sermon.
by Rev. George T. Anderson. subject.
Honest Doubt Satisfied" PRAYER; an
them, "Ihe Lord Is Risen Indeed" Bill
lings; hymn, No. 1SO; doxology.
Beautiful Easter millinery, best STYLES.
widest variety and greatest values. Stvlish
turbans, fetching large hats, smart sailors.
Mrs. +. p. McCallin's 's.*
AT the First Baptist Church. tomorrow.
special music will be rendered. under the
direction of Chorister William Collision. AT
both services. At the morning service
Rev. Carter w. Jenkens, pastor. will take
for this theme, "Christ Born to be King d
The Easter music will be rendered bv fhe
junior choir. Evening services as z. &c
o'clock; the Easter music by the senior
and the junior ohoirs. Subject. 'The
intermediate State, or Where is the Sou
Between Death and the Resurrection p
Pastor Jenkens
The handsome gold necklace lost by
Miss Belle Megginson of Wilmington
while on a visit to relatives in this CITY. or
Tuesday, was found by Miss Clara New.
love OF this place who at once returned
IL to the owner. The loss was advertised
in Every Evening
Shad fishermen are catching but few
fish and some of the men have also found
that the fishing business is expensive
Walter Wipf lost about $40 worth of net
by a sunken object located opposite the
old long wharf, yesterday afternoon. lie
caught but six shnd. Some of the fisher
men caught but one or two fish and in con.
sequence have become discouraged. Albert
Pedrlck iished as far south as RAYS Ditch
yesterday, and caught but = fish.
The Jim Shoe. $3.50 -Shaws.*
AT the bake which opened in the Chal-
lenger pharmacy, this morning. under
the auspices Of the Womans Home Mission
Society of the NJ b. Church. many fine
cakes, pies and other edibles were received
from contributors and disposed of at
reasonable prices.
The Children's Day services of the First
Presbyterian Church will be held in the
church on tho evening of Sunday. Nav
9th. This is a change in programme and
is a week earlier than at first scheduled
The change was made in order to allow the
pastor, Rev. S. b. Wylie, a chance to
start earlier on his vacation of three
months and thus permit him to attend a
meeting of Presbyterians in Ireland
Many prominent people from all parts
Of the State visited this city yesterday
and viewed the remains of Mrs. Anne
Hammond and rendered their sympathies
70 members of the family. Among the
visitors were three generations of some
families in which the deceased had nursed.
Several members of the New Castle A.
A. are preparing for the decorations at
the Opera House for the Easter Monday
night ball. Many tickets have been sold
for the affair and it is expected that the
committee in charge will realize a good
sum for the association. On Tuesday
members will complete the decorations
for the bazaar and also erect the tables
and booths.
A local dog was seized with frothing at
the mouth and convulsions, yesterday.
Some people claimed that the animal was
mad while Others thought it was suffer
ing from distemper. The dog was killed
last night.
Personalities. Mamie Bacon is enter
tanning, during the Easter holidays, her
sister, Mrs. George Wilhelme Of Franklin
City, Va, Mrs. NJ. Martenis and Miss
Anna Martenis of Philadelphia-Ho Howard
Craddock and Miss Martha Craddock OF
Philadelphia were recent visitors here.
The employees OF the local trolley line
will don their spring uniforms tomorrow
Conductor Countiss was ahead Of the
game today and did not wait for the day
set. Superintendent Holcomb has secure
spraying apparatus and the cars are
sprayed with disinfectant daily.