Evening journal., 1916-03-14
NEW Castle loan
ASSOCIATION ELECTS
Rose Hill Grange TO Have
Visitors at Meeting
Tonight
OPEN SCHOOL FOR
HOUSEKEEPERS
special to THE EvENlNG JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, March l4-"Buy or
Build'' is stiu the slogan of the Citizens
Building and Loan Association. During
tie past year many more persons pur-
chased their homes through the associa-
tion. Al the meeting OF the association
last night the following officers were
elected.
President. Patrick McGrory; vice.
president George Allen Smith; treas
lrer. William h. Rothwoll; secretary
William j. Ferris; directors. John J.
sheridan, James T.. Biggs. Joseph A. Car
lin John X. Lambson, George J.. hcwett,
Moses b. Fleming. John A. Hance, Ed
ward Naylor. James r. Mclvor. The
loan has had a very successful year. A
new series will be issued at the April
meeting.
In the NJ. T.. Sunday school room this
evening an entertainment will be given
by the classes taught by Mrs. Williaml
o. Denny and Miss Mabel Clewel. The
program follows: Piano duet, Miss Arm
pristcr and Miss Holiday; sketch byI
Mrs. Dennv's class. "Farmcr Browns
Thanksgiving; reading, Miss Mary
Mcknitt; vocal solo. Miss Emily Lunt;
recitation Francis Sheridan; violin SOLO,
Nan Lancaster: musical recitation,
Miss Elsie Waer; piano solo Miss
Lille Montgomery; sketch by Mrs..
Dennys class, "ln Want of a Servant; Il
recitation. Miss Mabel Eskridge; vocal
solo, Charles lancaster violin solo, Mr..
irish: duet and chorus. Miss Emma
-hallengcr. George Tobin, Sd. and class.
Rose Hill Grange will hold an impor-
iant meeting tomorrow evening. D..
Frank Moaainsou desires all members tol
be present and the lecture hour promises
TO he delightful one Robert p. Rob !
inson and r. H. lloiIecSer, OF Delawarel
Grange. will be- present The sisters OF
he grange have "a treat IN store Tor
those who attend.
The meeting of the Century Club tins
evening promises TO be an interesting
one. The Qucstion-oi club house viii
be discussed. Suggestions will be made
as to building a hall or buying one.
George Robinson. colored, lost hisl
temper when Ida Norton told him hei
could not have her affections and ere
ated general disorder. Magistrate Nick
erson fined him $40 and costs.
George Dutton. colored got into thel
wrong room in his boarding house ana
was elected by the boarding house pro-
prietor. He then threw a brick through
the window. Acting Mayor Cavenderl
gave him an order for thirty days in thel
workhouse.
victrolas & Observation-Disclosures
ADV.
Officer Frank Beck ON Sunday evening"
heard number of shots and upon max
inc an investigation found Painter
Lewis. colored. amusing himself with a
revolver. The man said ne found the
weapon. His fun cost him $40.
Lieutenant 4. NJ Diller win inspect
Company II ON Friday evening. The
men drilled last evening in court house.
square.
The school for housekcepers under the
auspices OF TIE Womon's Home Econom-
ic- Extension Society. will open herel
tomorrow week. The school viii meet
ON Wednesday. Thursday and Friday at-
ternoous Housckecpers are invited TO
attend and learn the modern ideas In
the cooking world
Seminole Tribe. Improved Order OF
Red Men. was visited last night by
number OF the great chiefs. The tribe
IS increasing in membership.
When Omcer Tohin and Magistrate |
Nickorson arrived at Tenth and Young |
streets on Sunday afternoon there |
were 500 people in the street The !
cause Of the excitement was that some
italian children had spread the alarm
that an italian was numbering his
wife. Upon making an investigation
the officers learned that the man had
slapped his wife a couple Of times Nc
arrests we're made.
Or. Christie. Of Philadelphia. will
address the Baraca class Of the NJ. r.
Church on next Sunday afternoon.
The singers are now practicing selec-
tions from Christie's hymn books
There is a possibility that Professor
Thomas who conducted the evangelis-
tic services for week. will be pres
cnt on next Sunday.
The local authorities are deter
mined TO break up excessive speed by
automobilists here. Arrests OF all vio-
lators of the speed law will be made
and substantial fines imposed.
Andrew NJ Gallagher today an
nounced his candidacy for trustee Of
tho New Castle Commons. The other
candidates are James Lancaster and
lanes T. Challenger.
The funeral OF Mrs. Levenia Day,
widow Of James II. Day, took place to-
Jay from the residence OF her son-in-
law. Stephen s. Stradley. Services
viii be held in Harrington NJ. Z.
church. and interment made In the
adjoining cemetery
PUBLIC NOTICE.
AZ the regular meeting Of the City