Evening journal., 1916-04-10
PATRIOTIC PARADE
With TOWN Jubilee
New Castle Invites Governor
Miller TO Take Part in
Memorial Day Gel
ebratiOn
CLUB WOMEN
WORK FOR HOME

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Del. April 1O.-A
new series OF stock Of the Citizens
Building and Loan Association will
be issued at the meeting of the assO-
ciation I'm the Town Hall this evening.
It is expected that many shares OF
stock will be taken. The demand for
money here tonight promises to be
very brisk. Two men here have bought
homes. another has rebuilt one. while
in Wilmington one young man has
purchased a $500 house and another
man $4,000 home. They are stock
holders in the loan association and
will borrow money Every time they
pay their dues into the loan associa-
ton they pay off part of the principal
and interest on their homes.
Carnival Committee Busy.
There is a general hustle among the
fremen. The carnival committee is
determined to make the bells ring and
everyone is to help just little. Gov
ernor's Day will be Decoration Day
and the school children will be asked
to parade. They will he requested TO
sing national anthems in the afternoon
and the G.. A. Il. will he the guests Of
honor
AS the day will he a general holiday
children from nearby schools will be
asked TO participate in the parade. In
all probability the Boy Scouts also
will aid. The local scouts are 10 in
vite the Wilmington troops The Girls
- he ole raa fn "a
place OF honor in the line OF march.
Company II will be the special guard
Of honor to Governor Miller. There
will be something going on every day
In the week.
The fire company is anxious TO own
power apparatus and the carnival
Is to be a means OF getting the same.
No "fiim-ham games will be allowed.
Everything is TO be on the square.
The local committee expects to have
a committee of twenty young women
10 help in the effort 10 raise the money.
The meeting in the mayors Office to-
night will start promptly at 8 o'clock.
Because OF the bad weather the doll
baby show was not held on Saturday.
Hundreds OF dolls were dressed in the
latest STYLES for the show Even Fab
rikoid had been used in several hats.
Mrs. Manlove found that among the
exhibits was to be a doll that came
from Paris and a frog that came from
ireland. In her opinion they had come
the farthest until Postmaster Murphy
gave away secret that a doll baby
from Peking and another that came
from Shanghai, China, would be after
tile prizes
Rodney Willis. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Willis. was confirmed at the
home OF his parents last evening by
the Rt Rev. Bishop Kinsman. a week
ago. while jumping a fence. Rodney
became impaled on the fence. He
kept going around and on Saturday
week. while taking a lesson i'm Beacon
Business Colleges. he was taken ser
iously ill., Medical attention was glver
him and later he was removed to his
home. Since that time he has beer
in bed under the care OF Dr. Booker
lie was TO have been a member OF tho
class confirmed in Emmanuel Church
last evening by Bishop Knsman. The
attention OF Bishop Kinsman was
called to the youths condition and
bishop decided TO stop at the house and
confirm the patient. Rodney is higf
school boy and is popular with all the
town residents.
The Century Club workers are still
hustling for the coin Of the realm
They want to end their campaign be.
fore the fremen commence theirs
They do not intend to lose a moment
IN the fight It makes nc difference
90 Hn
ply a case Of getting il. The clubhouse
is situated in such central part ant
i'm such good condition that the Cen
tury Club could sell It at profit OF
$500. But the house is an ideal one
and everyone in New Castle joins in
good wishes to the Century Clut
workers.
In the NJ. Il. church yesterday the
sermons were preached by the Rev. j.
IT. Beauchamp, the ney pastor. who
succeeds the Rev. John l.. Johnson.
who was transferred to Scott Church,
Wilmington.
Spring. assisted by Old SOL replaced
winter yesterday and many who Inn
apined on Saturday night that IL was
a case of staying at home on Sunday
saw the sun peeping through the
blinds and they changed their minds
Many Of the fair sex appeared in their
new creations.
Captain Evan S. Watson. Post No. 8
C. A. r.. has begun arrangements for
The Memorial Day celebration.
In Union A. NJ. +. Church last
evening the sermon was preached by
the Rev. Alfred Price.
pleasing musical program was
given in Emmanuel Church last even
ing after Bishop Kinsman has con-
firmed class.
In the Good VIII Fire Company
Hall at o'clock tomorrow afternoon