Evening journal., 1914-04-10
BUILDING loan
TO present REPORT
New Castle Stockholders
VIII Get Chance to Buy
New Series
IN
IMMANUEL CHURCH

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, April iO.-Residents
Of New Castle are interested in the
annual report Of the Citizens Build
ing and Loan Association which will
be presented by the auditors on Mon
day evening. The eleventh series ma
lures this summer when 101 shares
will be satisfied. Shareholders have
borrowed on n of the shares and the
balance will be paid OF in July.
Sixty-nine stockholders have failed to
pay their dues or fines promptly and
balances from ten cents up to the
dollars remain unpaid. A new series
starts on Monday evening and many
persons will subscribe for the stock.
A very pretty but quiet wedding
was solemnized at the home of the
brides mother on Walnut street,
Salem, n. j., on Saturday evening at
eight o'clock, when Miss Elizabeth
Miller and Mr.. Elmer Pedriek we're
united in marriage by Rev. A. o. Gill
more pastor of the First Baptist
Church, Of which the bride is a mem-
her. The bride is well known hav-
ing been in the employ Of Butcher
and Harris at Salem for several
years.
The Proud basketball team is
unique from the fact that five broth
ers constitute the team. They are
Harry and Edward, guards; John,
center, and Frank and George, for
wards The brothers have put up a
splendid game.
The New Castle band is rehearsing
for the dedication of the Sunday
I school building of Immanuel Church
next Tuesday.
Archie Rennie manager Of the Y. NJ.
| G. A., has arranged a game with the
Baracca Glass for the opening of the
! season.
In Emmanuel p. Z. Church last
evening in the presence OF a large
congregation. the rite Of confrma-
ton was administered TO a class of
six by the Rt. Rev. Frederick ]. Kins-
man.
man. At the conclusion OF the con-
hrmation, Bishop Kinsman gave a
helpful and inspiring address on the
Service of Holy Communion.
In commemOration of Good Friday,
children's service was held at $50
o'clock this morning and litany ser
vice at 1890 o'clock. The Three
Hours service, with brief addresses
! on the seven words of Christ on the
( cross will be conducted by the Rev.
! DR.. Richey this afternoon.
! New Castle is interested in the move
ment BY the government for the estab-
lishment of fish hatcheries. This section
some years ago was practically agreed
upon by u. S. Senator dupont and Tor
mer Congressman Heald as a site for
hatchery.
On one day in 1897 there were 1000
shad on the Delaware street wharf.
Some of the boats came in then with
catches ranging from 600 to 1900 fish,
but the price was only So hundred.
Farmers came from distances OF forty
miles to get wagon loads of the fish for
1 winter use. Men were busy ON the
wharf sailing the fish. Nowadays the
lshad are scarce and when a person wants
la nice roe shad it costs Sl.25. One boat
came in yesterday with thirty-two shad.
In st. Peters Church last evening a
congregation which filed every seat was
present.
@The History Of Methodism in New
Castle" viii be the subject of the ad-
dress on Sunday afternoon by Alexan-
der b. Cooper before the Baracca class
of the NJ. +. Church.
Mrs. Winifred S. Ostendorf OF Vim
cennes. Ind, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Ostendorf was formerly Miss VIM
ME Sheridan and was married here last
lfall to Mr.. Ostendori.
In Challenger's drug store tomorrow
morning a bake viii be given by the
women of Emmanuel Church.