Evening journal., 1914-09-28
SUNDAY
SCHOOL Convention
New Castle Workers Will
Meet at Red Lion on We'd
neSday Afternoon
Mr.. TOMAN AGAIN
OPERATED ON
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE Sept. 2S-The an
nual convention of the New Castle
Hundred Sunday School Association
will be held on Wednesday afternoon
in the Red Lion M. E. Church. The
program follows:
Devotions, William f. Silver;
Round Table, How the Graded Les
son Works in a Country School," Miss
Edna c. Barker; demonstration of
junior work. Miss Charlotte C. Wells;
Round Table, Rally Day-How Best
Conducted" Minor c. Smith, "The
Value of the Home Department" e.
Ross Farra; adult class in session,
Charles w. Bush; appointment of
committees.
Evening session-Devotional SER
vices, William f. Silvers; "The
Trained Teacher" DR.. e. l.. Cross;
"Our Ultimate Aim"
Next Sunday will be the Feast Of
the Holy Rosary and will be appro-
priately celebrated by the Rosary So
ciety of st. Peters Church. The mem
bers of the society will visit the
church at times from Saturday after
noon to sundown on Sunday. Special
prayers will be recited by the men,
bers each time that they visit the
church.
When the placards announcing the
game of baseball on Saturday, be-
tween New Castle and George and
John teams, were distributed they
contained an "if" The 'if' was there
on Saturday because the New Castle
players say "if" 1t had not been for
few errors the score would have
] been 10 to o, instead of - to 2. The
/ George and John boys were clearly
! outclassed, but they are sports all
! the same, and show that New Castle
clubs can have a friendly contest
once in a while.
One of the trees on the Spottswood
pavement gave way and fell into the
trench where the curb-stone had been
removed. Burke and Bonham hitch
ed a few of their horses to the tree
and it was hauled to a nearby lot
In the NJ. E. Church yesterday tile
/ Baraca Glass of McCabe Church,
Wilmington, attended Sunday school
and paid particular attention to the
work of the local Baraca Glass.
The many friends of James B. To-
man. Sr., we're alarmed On Saturday
I
that the doctors at the Delaware Hos
pital found it necessary TO perform
another operation on the patient. His
condition yesterday was not very
satisfactory.
Mr.. Toman was seriously injured
several weeks ago by being struck by
a train at the Ninth and Young
streets crossing of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company
The rehearsals for the three-act
drama. "A Kentucky Belle" by the
members of the New Century Club
selected class are being held regu-
larly. The coacher is highly pleased
J with the prospects, and feels that
! when staged the play will be thor
oughly enjoyed. Following the en-
] te tainment there will be a dance
The play will be given in the Opera
t House on the night of October T.
f Democrats and Republicans are
, hustling among the unregistered
= voters. Not only are the party work
, ers anxious about the fall election
- but they are desirous of having th'
6 men qualified to vote at the city elec
! tion next spring. when a whole new
a City Council will be elected.
Mrs. Ella Gregg. of Wilmington
6 was a visitor here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ahern, Of Phil
: adelphia. are New Castle visitors
The Board of Education will hol
= its weekly meeting tomorrow even
ing.
d Members of st. Peters Church hav
been invited to attend the silver an
g niversary celebration Of Sister d
; Sales, who has been twenty-five year
- in charge of the orphan girls Of S
e Peters Female Orphanage, Whining
e ton. The celebration will be held
e the Wilmington Catheral