Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-10
Home COMING IN
new Castle Church
Bishop T. B. Nicely to be
Sunday Morning Preacher
to MethOdiStS
SCHOOL PUPILSIN
AFTERNOON SOCIAL

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Oct. iO.-Prepara-
tions are complete for the Home Com
ing Day celebration IL the NJ X.
Church tomorrow. While Choirister
John j. Maulove has not been able TO
complete the musical program he ex-
poets to do 80 today Mrs. W. Scott
viii he the soloist and an augmented
orchestra will furnish tho music.
Bishop Thomas b. Nicely. ID. d.. l.. l..
d.. will occupy the pulpit at tho
morning service. Professor Francis
". Green of the West Chester State
Normal School will address the bar
AGA Glass and Sunday school while
| tho Rev. Or. 70. l.. Hubbard, a former
pastor Of the church, will al the pull
pit at the evening service.
The program follows Morning-9.30
love feast; 1890. organ voluntary.
singing from the hymnal, tho Apos-
/ ties Greed, prayer, anthem. the
Psalm for the day, the Gloria, the Of
I fering. singing from the hymnal SER
tmon by Bishop Thomas y. Nelly. ID.
d., l.. l.. d.; doxology and benedlc-
I ton
! Afternoon session in charge Of Bar
| AGA Glass. $50. professional: music,
address by Or. Francis II. Green. sub
iect; Ellis Words: Our Work." mu-
sic. benedlction.
Evening praise. 7. Epworth League
mass meeting In charge OF l.. o. Wise;
745 sermon by the Rev. p. l.. Hub
bard, ID. d., music, benediction.
In the New Castle High School
yesterday afternoon the Penn Liter
airy Society gave an entertainment
The program was; Song, THE Span
ish Cavalier" recitation. ITO a
Waterfowl" &c. Bacon: vocal solo.
Good Night Dear" 70. Ferguson:
reading. r. Sibley song. Believe
Me II All Those Endearing
Young Charms" conundrums. C..
Pinder and Il. McLain; piano
solo, Simple Confession" John
Gain; recitation, p. Bender: ques-
ton for discussion, SHOULD Instruc-
tiOn in Manual Training be Given in
Our SchoolT current events, r. Ign
ram; song, Darling Nelly Gray"
The Board OF Education will hold
a special meeting on next Tuesday
evening to award the contract for
the annex to the High School. A
heating plant will be installed in the
building. The board has decided
that Il can spend the money needed
and come out all right at the end o.
the fiscal year.
/ George Madden, teacher in Edei
! School az Bear, reports the following pu
4 pills deserving Of special eommendatio
a during the month: Helen Hayes. Helc
n Boys Gertrude Downey Ruth McAIulln
Il Amy Melvin, Mary Melvin. Rachel Al
4 pleby, Carrie Barlow, Helen Diehl, Jahs
"a Bows, Alfred Walker. William Walther
Postmaster John p, Murphy repor
n that letters remain at the postoilice IA
' the following persons; Charles Ambe
G. Edith Bond, Hsrverd Gambler. Mr.
=. r. EllSint0n. Herman Heemer, Mrs {
! Halott, Samuel Krah. John Lale.
/, Putezkus, Lizzie Swingot Mrs. !.
/, Wilson, Mrs. Mary Wood, George Wash
ington.
Many persons from this city went Ia
Newark today to attend the exercises at
Delaware College.
Tho Holy Name Society Of st. Peters
Church viii attend the first mass in St.
Peters Church tomorrow morning.
4. NJ. Higar desires TO thank all who
extended sympathy and kindness upon
the death of his wife,
The curb at the corners of interesting
streets is being placed in position.
Nictrolas, records, Bridgcwaber.'
Several young people from this city
attended the box social given the YOUNG
peoples society al the home of Miss Mi
nerva Taylor at Rose Hill last night,