Evening journal., 1917-01-17
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Officers Of T. A. B. Society
To Attend Church in
Body
REVIVAL MEETINGS
BEING CONTINUED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Jan. 17.--At the
meeting Of st. Peters T. A. B. So
ciety Monday night the following Of
ficers were installed: President.
James p. MoGrory; vice-pres hent,
George 2. White; recording secretary,
Hugh E. Duffy; financial secretary,
James r. McIvor; treasurer, Edward
J. Gormley; marshal, jeremiah
Tobin.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: Finance, Frank p. McCallin;
Frederick Garreau and A. NJ. II zer;
stewards. James keenan,. Frederick
Garreau. John McCaffrey and John
Schulth.se.
Tb was the twenty-seventh in
stallation Of the society and emong
the officers chosen were some OF the
charter members of the organization
who have held Office in the society
continuously since It's inception.
The object OF the society s to dis
countenance the drinking customs OF
society. The members are not only
total abstainers themselves but re-
fuse to take a treat or give a treat
with any man who drinks. Every
member Of the T. A. B. Society is
also a member Of the Holy Name So
ciety. formed TO promote reverence
for the Holy Name. Cursing and the
use Of bad a vulgar language s dis
couraged. The Holy Name Society
has been a power for good in this
city and is the only society Of its
kind ia the State Of Delaware
The members of the society will
attend the mission for men now being
held IN ST. Peters Church next Sun
day morn ng and will receive COM
mum on. This is custom of the
society which has been carried out
ever since It's formation to go to
church in a body the tn rd Sunday in
January, May and September. The
soc c'ety pays both sick and death
benefits and IS one OF the most liberal
donors 70 charity in New Castle
Citizens meeting. Town Hall Thmrs4
day evening January Is, o'clock.
Discuss on new legislation.--Adv.
The evangelistic services IN the
Opera House we're cont nued last
night and there was another congre-
CATION that filled the room to capa-
city. The preliminary exercises were
conducted by the Rev. Add son A,
Ewing OF Emmanuel 2. z. Church,
while the sermon was by the Rev. S.
Beattie Wylie. Of the First Presby-
ter'an Church.
The New Castle Century Club will
hold a bake and salad sale February
II. under the direction OF the follow
ing committees Mrs Joseph Carlin
chairman; Miss p. II. Rodgers, as
sistant chairman; Mrs John G. Clay
ton Mrs. Mel Sentman NJ IS Mar!
Biggs, Mrs. John p. Taylor, Miss
Bertha A. Lambson. Mrs. Jacol
Speicher Mrs. James Quimby. Mrs
Frank Deemer. Mrs. Thomas Smith
Miss Mildred Stops and Mrs. Ed
ward Naylor.
A bazaar and oyster supper will b'
given by the women OF St. Peters X
4 c. Church, Thursday, Friday anC
| Saturday evenings February 3, 3 anC
10. In the basement OF the church.
An entertainment and play will b'
| given by the young people OF I'm
manuel P. e. Church in the parish
house February 10. Besides the play
] "l0H AIlILltMIhs AnNA0 WI H1 EAfN@
musical sketch abounding witt
local hits which will be entitled, 9Th,
Show Window"
Many New Castle people were II
Dover yesterday witnessing the in
duction into ofice OF Lieutenant Gov
ernor Lewis E. Ellason OF this city
: Slipping on ice-covered snow yes
terday morning Edward Bradheld. G
Baltimore, fractured HIS arm.
Many relatives and friends q
. Mayor Richard Seymour Rodney @
. this city. will attend ST. Anne's +
. Church at Middletown, at noon o
|. Saturday. when he will wed Mis-
|, Eliza Cochran Greene, daughter q
Mrs. William Greene.
The mission for men in st. Peter
In. c. Church IS crowded TO the door
at the masses in the morning an
evening services.
Read the Wants today and just Sc
L. IL.