Evening journal., 1913-07-21
NEWS NOTES
OF new CASTLE
Ep.SCOpalianS Work ZeaIOuSly
for Church Addition Fund.
Social News
ELKTON JUNIORS
COMING ON VISIT


NEW CASTLE, july 21.-Trolley
crews and the local officers will be on
the alert for the soldier boys who viii
visit New Castle while camp Mac
donough is in progress. Several OF
the young men came here on SAtur-
day evening and became disorderly
Consequently on the return to camp
there was some trouble but no ar
rests were made.
When Postmaster John I. Murphy
was asked this moin,ng what he
would do when the twenty pounds
parcel post limit goes into eiiect he
SIMPLY smiled Then he said III
the New Castle mail wagon viii be
unable to carry the mail we VIII get
an auto truck
The Board of Education will hold
a special meeting u elect teachers
and III vacancies Only six weeks re-
main before the opening of school and
should a vacancy occur, and II Is more
than probable tnat one viii, the board
will not have much tine to search
for a teacher coml ct Mt to an the va
cancy.
Many persons from here went TO
Philadelih h to-day to attend the fu-
neral ol former Mayor Wilmer Han
sen, who died in that city on Saturday
less than day following the death
f his wife.
Edward Ryan left yesterday for
Manitoba where he will live with his
brother who has been theio for years.
He was accompanied to Wilmington
by Edward Gofmley and Charles
III ngmeyer He spent several months
In the West recently
II is probable that General Manager
Myers viii have 10 name additional
officers for Ocean Beach Park on ac-
.ccunt Of the conduct of the colder
lads who visit the resort in the eyon-
ings
Tho First Military Band gave a
! pleasing concert at Ocean~Beach Park
last evening
Industry Council No. 20, Jr. o. u.
A. ", will entertain tia Elkton Jun
ion Mechanics here tomorrow even
ing The New Castle loigemen a few
weeks ago visited the Cecil county
town and tomorrows trip will be a
return visit.
Annie Donohue. for many years y
resident Of New Castle. has removed
10 Wilmington. whore she entered the
Home of the Little Sisters OF the Poor.
Acting Mayor Cavonder fined Henry
Hollis S5 and Perry Green So and
costs for discrderly conduct.
Mrs. A, NJ Gallagher and son Fred
srick are visiting in Wilmington.
Mrs. Campbell and daughter. Mil
dred, of Philadelphia. who have beer
Visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Wilhelm have returned home
In Emmanuel Church yesterday
morning, during a splendid sermon
on. "Stewardship. preached by the
rector, the Rev Aiban Richoy q stir
ring appeal was made by Or Richcy
in behalf OF the proposed new Sunday
school building, and a special meet
ing was called for Tuesday evening.
when the matter will be discussed I'm
detail with the women of the parish
Or. Richey is extremely anxious that
the work be pushed ahead as rapidly
as possible so that the building may
be completed by early fall when the
Woman's Auxiliary Convention meets
IN New Castle. II all works out as
planned the new building. which is to
be two-story one-the upper story
20 be used for gymnasium-will be
lerected on the plot of gorund in the
rear OF the parish building on the
Strand, and It is proposed to have
tho entire lower floor of the parish
! building connect with the new
building to be used for boys and girls
clubs and organizations.
N Or Richey. in speaking of the work
OF the different church organizations.
/ 1ighly commended the Young Mems
Bible Class, which he said was a
ftrong factor in the Sunday school
work.
Eleven members of the class have
pledged TO give $40 each toward the
pew building, within the year. and
Fhere Is already snug sum I'm bank
as a guarantee of their sincerity.
AS nucleus toward tho building
fund, there is already on hand the
: sum of $1,000. OF this amount $500
was the gift OF a member Of the Booth
Family.
Miss Elizabeth Dalby, whose death
occurred recently, left $500 for il; a
member of the Etchell family gave
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terent sources.
plan of the campaign, which Is
soon TO be started, will be to send out
letters 10 each family in the parish
asking for financial support.
Much interest is being manifested,
and II is very likely that DIT. Richey,
who is laboring 80 earnestly for the
new building will be rewarded by
the success Of his efforts
Dr. Richey announced at the church
services also that arrangements had
been completed for the Sunday school
excursion, which will 60 to Washing
ton Park on August a.
Miss Ethel knight. OF Baltimore. is
the guest OF Miss Elizabeth Black
George V. Platt, OF Philadelphia,
was a Sunday visitor.
VAUDEVILLE AT SHELLPOT.
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