Evening journal., 1916-03-30
NEW Castle READY
FOR MAIL DELIVERY
New Service Will be ES-
tabliShed in the City on
Saturday
ALL WORK FOR
NEW CLUB HOUSE
Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. March 3O.-James
V. Campbell representing the Good
VIII Fire Company, and Albert Ma
guire and William Kee. the Pastime
Club, and James Quimby, represent
ing, the BrylgOn Company. attended
the funeral OF Howard ID. Swope. in
Philadelphia yesterday. The floral Of
ferings were a horn, the setting sun
and gates aiar
Albert Wilhelm. captain OF Semi
mole Tribe. Improved Order of Red
Mems quot team, is a happy man
today. In fact he is as proud as the
three Prouds on the team. There are
hundreds OF spoEtsmen here just az
happy and proud because the team
won the Red Mems tournament. The
final games were played last night
here with Minqua and Andastaka
teams and the required five games
were won by Seminole.
There was a crowd present to
cheer the locals and now New Castle
adds another to its list Of pennants
and championships. The visiting
teams worked hard to lower the per
centage OF Wilhelms braves, but
they did not succeed.
In the High School tomorrow af-
ternoon the question. Resolved
That the Home Economics Course is
Beneficial to the New Castle High
School" will be debated. Florence
Ferguson and Mary Gilman Will
argue in the affirmative and Lee
Goudiss and Francis Farmer for the
negative.
The Parent-Toachers' Association
will meet tomorrow evening in the
High school Professor Howard T.
Ennis will report regarding the
books purchased for the Libraries
IN the several schools. inc
report 10 be presented by the
educational committee OF the Cen
fury Club will be a fatterng one
Mrs. r. l.. Cross. chairman and her
hardworking helpers did splenold
work during the month.
After tomorrow when you mail a
letter to anyone in New Castle put a
two-cent stamp on it. After tomorrow
New Castle will cease to be drop
letter. one-horse. easy-going' Rip van
Wrinkle burg. II will be a modern
city. with the letters delivered to
sour doors. James L. Bacon has re-
ceived from Washington the bag 70
carry the love letters and bills. lie
will make his first trip on Saturday
morning.
There we're twenty-eight present
yesterday at the home economies lee.
ture by Miss Elizabeth Jefferson ano
"custard" was enjoyed.
The Rev. S. B. Wylie has been IN
disposed for a week.
Miss Rose McGrory and Charles 5
King are improving.
Mrs. Samuel Barnes showed som'
Improvement yesterday.
Bridgewater. the Jeweler.-Adv.
Mrs Mary Langston has recovered
from a severe illness. When her sor
died. several weeks ago. her condition
was such that the sad news was KEEP
from her.
CITY Council at its meetings or
Tuesday evening next will take NJ
the matter of property owners no
paying for the curb and gutter II
front OF their properties when th'
new streets we're laid.
Members OF the Century Club are
showing their preference for the Rec
Mems Hall as the proposed clubhouse
The residents of South Fifth stree
arc delighted over the prospects o.
the purchase of the hall by the Cen
tury Club. The hall is in very de
sirable section Of the city.
The twenty-man team shoot by
Company II will be held next Tues
day night.
Mrs. Rosa will address the Century
Club on Tuesday on "PrisOn Reform.