Evening journal., 1916-03-15
NEW CASTLE CLUB
ANXIOUS FOR HOME
New Century Organization
Would Provide Room
for Men
THREE CORNERED
FIGHT FOR OFFICE

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Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. March 15-rhe New
Castle Century Club has arranged the
following program for the next three
months
current Events Class, Fridays, 2.SO
.. m.
Tuesday. April A, p. m, Mrs. j. y.
phillips. chairman; prison Reform
Mrs. E B. Rosa, Federation State
chairman.
Thurday April 6. s p. m, annual
meeting. election.
TUESDAY. April 25. p. m. civic
committee. Mrs. j. b. Manlove, chair
man. travellers party, dance. at Mrs.
S. S Decmer's Admission, 30 cents.
Tuesday, May 9, s p. m, business
meeting
Tuesday. May l6, p. M, musical
tea
tuesday June 10. p. m, business
meeting
The Century Club is anxious to get
n new home The members want n
mOutlNt NN-lN-udNt uAtihAhtf hiNANN'to =
a room for men.
"Thcre are many young men in New
Castle at present said leading
worker i'm the club, "who have no
place TO spend an evening We could
provide a reading room for such men,
and when we wanted 10 have an en-
terlainment or meeting we could suit
our own convenience. We have lots
OF friends and we feel they will do
nate TO the new home fund. The
Century Club has done a lot OF good
here and has more to do We want
10 boom with the boomers and thrive
with the city which is thriving. Club
work means ideas for our women,
civic pride for everybody, and q
model, clean, thriving, progressive
city"
Members Of Rose Hill Grange ex-
pect big attendance at the meeting
tonight Master Robert T. Robinson
oud f. H. Honockcr. OF Delaware
Grange. will be present The mem
hers Of Rose Hill Grange who attend
ed the Delaware Grange meeting on
Monday night were highly pleased
noepito the heavy rain last night
The attendance at the entertainment
~ iho A. T.. Sunday school room was
vory good. The program as publish
ed ~ THE EVENING JOURNAL was
Interestingly presented. Mrs. Mar,
Denny and Miss Mabel Clewelll
classee provided the entertainment.
Ienten deyotions were held in 81
Peters Church last evening. We'd
nesday. Friday and Saturday OF th
week viii be omhor days.
With the announcement by Andrew
Nj Gallagher that he will be a can
d'daie for Trustee OF the New Castl
Commons there will be a three-cor
ncred fight for the Office. James r
Lancaster and James n. Challenger
nrc the other candidates. AZ this elec
tion only properly owners or renters
VIII be allowed TO vote.
Boarders and room renters will moi
be allowed 10 vote.
Persons holding an interest I'm prop
erty also will be debarred Some resi-
dents want Z, know II a man whose
wife owns property has the right Ia
vote. He is neither an owner nor a
tenant
William Marshall is recovering from
an attack OF appendicitis and a com.
phcation OF diseases. He is stll IN
The Delaware Hospital, Wilmington.
Doctors have many calls daily {,
dress slight injuries TO men who worl
IN the steel plants
Three men received injuries yester
day in one plant They were william
Green, Clarence Green and John Ma
herd An hour later two other me
In another plant mashed fingers.
The New Castle Century Club hel
lengthy business meeting las
night
Rehearsals with the DR.. Christi
manual are being held for missionar
Sunday services I'm the NJ. y. Church
PUBLIC NOTICE.
AT the regular meeting Of the Cit
Council, on Tuesday evening. Marc
z, the following resolution was unan
mously adopted
Resolved. That the list of unpai
bills for curb and cutters as sui
mitted by the Street improvement
Commission be placed in the hands
the City Clerk until the regular NEE
ing of City Council. on Tuesday ever
b ing, April 4, 1916. and that a publ
notice 10 such delinquents be pul
lished in the Every Evening and tn
Evening Journal, that all curb an
y gutter bills unpaid at that time wi
be placed in the hands of the Cit
Solicitor. who shall cause suit to b
brought for the collection of th
same. as per section Of the Act or,
ating the Street Improvement Con
mission. G. Allen Smith, City Clerl
New Castle, Del, March 10, 1916
ADV.