Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-16
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Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. June l0.--At the plant
Of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation
south Of Dobbinsville there was received
an apportionment OF 100000 from the
bonds taken by tho main corporation
and the block was oversubscrioed, the
total taken being $4,000.
In Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning for the first
time in several months, a lay reader
Prof. II. H. Hay will conduct the morn.
ing service Of praycr-in the absence OF
the rector. tho Rev. Addison A. Ewing
who will preach the anniversary ser.
vices at tho St Annes p. Il. Church
near Middletown. The rector will con.
duct tho early morning communion ser.
vice ut 100 o'clock and in the evening
at $50 O'Clock he viii preach the ser
mon.
New Castle ia now on the automobile
map. according to the ideas of many au-
tomoblists and users of motorcycles, on
account Of q free air distribution plant
at the Burris garage. A youth owning n
bicycle will in the future use the ordi-
nary pump because he blames the cleo
tricalv driven pump for busting" his
tire. lie was given the price OF a new
tire hy the manager of the garage.
In the Presbyterian and First Baptist
churches on Sunday evening the observ-
ancc of Childrens Day will take place
in the first named NJ $50 o'clock and IN
the latter an hour later. Excellent pro
grams with song, Rotations and exer-
cises in addition 70 addresses will be
given
That Of the First Baptist Sunday
school. under the direction of Superin-
tendcnt S. Hickman Hewitt will be as
follows:
Singing, school Scripture reading;
singing, "Seo the Banner Waving,
school: prayer. by pastor; welcome adj
dress, Edgar Meggnson; exercise. "Wcl-
come welcome address. Ruth Davis
recitation. Norma Leib; responsive read
ing; singing, son 10 Victory school;
exercise, class Of girls recitation Alice
CLAYTON: exercise "Flower Children;
Rotations. Eleanor Kern. Herbert
Barnes GLADYS Clayton. James Gregg,
Edward Pinder' exercise. Mildred Blake
and Elizabeth Cannon; Rotations
George Pinder. Charles Cannon; singing,
"Onward March, school, emblematic
piece. "Thc Growing Of Peace" adj
dress. Pastor T.. C. Primm offering;
singing, "Fhe Buple Call" school; bene-
diction.
While working on the large dredg
ing machine Commodore opposite
this city. Ivory =. Mathews had his
hand caught in one Of the pump cylin-
AnIfra fanrFahnH IN
taken 20 the Delaware hospital in an
automobile after having temporary
treatment given him by Dr. Dodd
One finger was amputatod and II is
feared that two others may be lost
On Thursday evening Mss Esther
Cross. the Red Cross nurse giving
free instructions in nursing TO the
members in the Century Club. will
teach the feeding OF children and the
sick and also tell Of what is neces-
sary 10 show TO the physician about
the condition of the patient that VIII
aid him in his diagnosis Of the case
John Hudson Of Third and Chestnut
streets. Is suffering from an infection
bruise of his left hand
In First Methodist Episcopal Church
the Rev. John Bickford. minister, SER
vices tomorrow will be: Sunday school
$50; the Baraca Glass will meet as
usual. with the regular school; morn
ing worship and sermon at 1890
O'Clock. theme Of morning sermon.
what so-ever Things" 10 the grad
Mating class OF the High School; Ep-
worth League at p. m; evening wor-
ship and sermon at 7.3O o'clock,
theme. MAN On Trial"