Evening journal., 1914-10-06
HOME COMING DAY
FOR METHODISTS
Bishop Nicely to be a Sun
day Speaker in New
Castle Church
E. L. CHASE DEAD
AT AGE OF 70
speclal 10 THE EVENING LOuRNAL.

Special to The EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Oct. 6.-Homc Com
ing Day will be observed in the New
Castle NJ. u. Church on next Sunday,
when the ninety-fourth anniversary OF
the church will be celebrated. Bishop
Thomas y. Neely, d. d.. J.. l.. d., will
occupy the pulpit at the morning SER
vice. Professor Francis H. Green OF
the West Chester state Normal School
viii address the Baraca Glass and Sun
day school while the Rev. DIR. r. l.. Hub
bard, former pastor OF the church,
will fll the pulpit at the evening ser
vice
The program follows: Morning $50,
love feast; 1890, organ voluntary. sing
ing from the hymnal, the Apostles
Creed, prayer, anthem, the Psalm for
the day, the Gloria, the Offering, singing
from the hymnal. sermon by Bishop
Thomas B. Neely, D. d., H. l.. d.; doN-
ology and benediction.
Afternoon session in charge of Baraca
Glass, 2.3O, professional; music, address
by DR.. Francis II. Green subject "His
Words Our Work." music, benediction.
Evening praise, Z, Epworth League
mass meeting in charge of L. o. Wise
745 sermon by the Rev. E. l.. Hubbard,
D. d.; music, benediction.
Officers of the church are: T. r. Dea-
kyne, president of board of trustees y.
p. Manlove, treasurer of board of tms-
tees Mrs j. B. Montgomery, president
of Ladies' Aid Society; Miss Lily Mont
gomery, president of Dorcas Society
Mrs. Mary Challenger, president of W.
II. NJ. s.; Miss Cordelia Deakyne. presi
dent of w. c. r. U.; Miss Cordclia Dea
kyne, president of the W. f. NJ S.; II.
4. Pinder, president of the Epwortl
League. W. r. Roihwell. superintendent
OF the Sunday school; Mrs. Mary Chal.
lenger, superintendent of the primary
department; Mrs. Anna King, superin
tendent of the cradle roll department ;
2. T. DealSyne. president Of the Baraca
Class; Mrs. 3. T.. Lancaster, president Of
Senior Philothca Class; Mrs. George
Proud, Jr.. president of the Junior PHI
athea Class; Timothy Steele, president
of the Ushers' Union; William Rossell
Scout Master. B. S. A., No. I ; Mrs. J. H.
johnson and Miss Myrtle Mcguire
guardians Of the Camp Fire Girls; J. NJ
Wise and =. T. Deakyne. local preach
ers: Rev DIR. y. l.. Cross, located elder,
r. d. Ford class leader
Death has been busy among New Cae-
tie people in the past week. The fun
eral of Mrs. Annie Comegys took place
yesterday afternoon from her late resi-
dcnce in Dalby's avenue. Services were
conducted bv the Rev. John l.. Johnson
and intcrment made in the Presbyterian
Cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Nining
Palmer of Philadelphia took place yes.
terday with interment in the Methodist
Cemetery Mrs. Palmer was a sister oI
Weldm Vining, and married Robert Pal
mer of this city.
Eugene l.. Chase, 76 years old, died a.
his home, Second and Delaware streets
Yesterday afternoon He is survived b,
a widow. one daughter and a son, th'
latter being Scene Chase, the populai
baseball player. In early life Mr. Chas'
was pattenmaker, but later engaget
in the cigar, candy and newspaper busi
ness.
G. w. Harris, colored, of Chester, was
arrested here Sunday evening charged
with drunkenness. He was in the party
of Chester motorcyclists who were pres
ent on Sunday, when one of their mum
bcr was killed at Hare's Corner. He left
his wheel here until he returned from
Chester yesterday with the money t'
pay his fine.
John j. Walls is installing a hot wate
heating plant in the residence of Mayo
Rodney.
The Boy Scouts won their first gam
Of basketball on Saturday night by de
feating the All.Scholastic team OF vii
mington, 10 to 8. George and Edwar'
Proud threw four goals and Naylor ant
Walls threw the fouls
The George and John Athletic Asso
citation has elected the following officers
President, George lngle; secretary, \
G. Ferguson; treasurer, George Brattor
The Raraca and Peerless basketball
teams will play Saturday night. Tn
Baraca team consists of NaylOr, fol
ward: Walls, defence; McCaughan an
Gemmil, centre, Proud, forward, an
Lancaster, guard.
The funeral of Mrs. A. NJ. Hizer wi
take place tomorrow morning. Mass q
requiem viii be celebrated in st. Peter
Church and interment made in S
Peters Cemetery.
CITY Council and the Trustees OF Oh
Commons will meet this evening
monthly session.
Contractors Burke and Bonham an
rushing the work of putting the ston
on the streets.
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