Evening journal., 1912-10-21
NEWSY DOINGS
OF new CASTLE
Large Congregations Greet
PreaCherS---TO Install
Lodge Officers
PARTIES TO ATTACK
REGISTRATION LIST
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wpcc'ai 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Del, Oct 2l.-ln the
several churches yesterday the con-
grcgation were large In the Meth
odist Church il was rally day with
the Rev. L. W. Munhall, ID. d., at
Philadelphia at the morning and
evening services and Francis II. Hot
feckcr. al the afternoon service
I'm lmmanucl Church Prayer was
the subject of the sermon by the Rev.
Alden Richey, d. ID.
Owing to the badges not being re-
ceived the reception of postulants into
st. Peters Holy Name Society did not
take place in ST. Peters Church.
"The Ninth Commandment was
the subject of the Rev A. B. Clay
poole's sermon I'm the First Baptist
Church last evening.
Funeral services over the remains
of Frank Eliason took place yesterday
afternoon at the residence of David
Boulden The remains were shipped
10 Middletown today for interment IN
Forest Presbyterian Cemetery.
The postponed installmont of the
officers of Friendship Lodge NO. 3
A. o. u W., will take place on Thurs
day evening The officers to be in
stalled are: Aquila Marshall kee-
gan. master; James B. Hance, Jr.
foreman; Arthur II. Gibbs, oversecr
James l.. Bacon, recorder; John B
Manlove, financier; Robert G. Cor
don, receiver; Forwood McElhenny
inner watch; Rufus Bradley outer
watch: Robert G. Gordon and wal.
ter Sibley. representatives TO th'
Grand Lodge; Dr. Robert r. Roth
medical examiner
The funeral OF Mrs. Marian L. Dill.
sin. formerly of this city, who died
az the home Of her son-in-law. George
Mcdaniel, near Glasgow, viii take
place this afternoon Services vii
he held I'm Emmanuel Episcopa
Church and interment made in the NJ
70. Cemetery.
Manager John Mchovitt and Cap
tain Hance OF the ST. ePters foot
ball team desire to say they nevel
played a fairer, sQuarer team than st
Johns which played here on Satur
day. Every player was a gentleman
and the game was one OF the best eve
played on the local field.
Politicians were busy on SATURDAY.
getting in the men who had failed e
register up to that time AS re
eult OF the efforts of the worker
there are 1889 names on the lists Al
though IL is understood there VII
b. number of appeals, Democrat
and Republicans announced yester
day that they could not tell the mum
her. Republicans deny the claim
that the Democrats have the best q
the registration.
Tho Rev A. l.. Henry pastor q
Mt Salem. and the Rev. William Ry
der. pastor of Union A. NJ. 10. Churcl
have arranged for an all-day celebr9
tion here on Saturday. Posters ar
nm announcing a grand OK roast an
emancipation proclamation on Sa
urday ncXt The Epithian band WI
furnish the music and two parade
will be held I'm the evening mas
meeting will be held in William
street hall Prominent speakers Wi
address the meetings.
B L. Lank expects TO complete IN
work of installing the engine in Wal
tfr Wipfs new launch this week.
The Woman's Home Missionary Sc
society will meet this evening at th
home OF Mrs Eward Challenger.
Joseph Gaush has had a success
ful year at his cannery at Bear Sta
tion. In all probability he will er
large the plant for next season
work