Evening journal., 1917-04-07
Jews HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Easter Program in Churches
Include Cantata at
Nazareth NJ. Z.
FLAG RAISING
AT Ballot PLANT

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Del, April T.
Easter music will be a feature at all
the local churches tomorrow. The
choirs will be augmented by extra
soloists. In Nazareth NJ. b. Church
the sacred cantata, Easter Angels"
will be sung in the evening. A choir
OF thirty voices has been in training
for several weeks under the direc-
ton of ChOrister James Il. Chal-
lenger. The work consists of ten
parts. Part 1 will be the introduc-
tory, which will be played by Miss
Eva Deakyne, the organist.
Part 2-"Angels Guards" baritone
solo, by Wallace Ware, and the
chorus of womens voices, ale Shall
Give His Angels Charge Over Thee"
Part S-"Angels at Gethsemane,"
contralto solo by Mrs. Loomis o.
Wise, and chorus.
Part 4-"The Wondering Angels at
Calvary" chorus, Mrs. John B. Man
love, soprano soloist, and tenor solo
list, john B. Manlove.
Part Crock of Ages" alto and
baritone duet, Mrs. Harold Hobbs,
alto, and Mrs. Harold Hobbs, bari
tone
Part 6-"The Angels Of the Resur-
recuon," tenor soloist, Albert Clay
ton will full chorus.
Part 1.-THE Victory is Won,"
chorus, with Mrs, Rudolph A. Vallette
taking the cOntraltO solo work, I'VE
Have Seen His Toll and Anguish"
Part S-"Thou Art Gone Up On
High" baritone solo by Wallace Ware
with full chorus.
Part 9-"Joy in the Mansions of
Light" contralto solo. with two trio
parts for womens voices, two
choruses for womens voices, the
solo by Mrs. Rudolph A. Vallette.
Part 10-"The Angels Alteration, "
ward II. Naylor, the soloist.
At Emmanuel p. e. Church a chill
dren's service will be held tomorrow
evening, beginning at 7.30 o'clock.
There will be Easter carols sung,
and the rector, the Rev Addison A.
Ewing, will deliver a short address to
the little folks. Each child of the
Sunday school will be presented
with a potted plant as a part of the
service, a custom at Emmanuel.
The baseball season will open to-
day at Battery Park with a game be-
tween the New Castle baseball club
and the New Castle Reserves teams.
A musical and literary entertain
ment will be given by Industry Lodge
1. o. o. F., on Saturday evening
April 81. Wilkinson f. Cranston
William Harrington and Robert
| Moore are the committee in charge
and those who will take part are
Miss Mabel Kehr Donnelly, of Phila-
delphia, elocutionist; Miss Eunice
| Hayes, pianist, and Benjamin A
Groves. who will recite and give other
| features.
Mr.. and Mrs Elliott p Durham
of North Second street, are entertain
ing Mrs. Dunhams sister from Pater.
son, N. ].
Edward Walker is recovering from
an attack Of pneumonia, which has
confined him to the house for three
weeks.
a group of young people from Yves
! Presbyter,pn Church, Wilmington. vii
present humorous sketch. "Uncl
Ephraims Summer Boarders,' for tn
benefit of the Christian Endeavor SO
cietv of the FIRST Baptist Church OF
| Friday evening, May 4. The entertain
ment will be given in the Opera House
The proceeds will go towards the pian
fund.
Slipping. on the steps as he was de
scending to the cellar yesterday, Reubei
Alloway fell distance of six feet, bru,s
ing his left arm and shoulder.
The Rev. John II. Beauchamp vii
preach his last sermon as pastor of Naz
areth NJ. L. Church tomorrow morning
The new pastor, the Rev. j. II. Bickforc
of Frostburg, Md, will take charge mex
week and the Rev. Mr.. Beauchamp Wi
vacate the parsonage on Delaware stree
to move to Wilmington, where he Wi
assume charge of the work of the vii
mington City Mission and Church EX
tension Fund, of which he has been aI
pointed secretary.
The Rev. f. G. Prinim, pastor Of tn
First Baptist Church, where evangelist
services are to be conducted next wee
bv Evangelist Thomas r. Jones, has an
nounced the following subjects; Monda
night. "The Personal Touch; Tuesday
'Not Shame, But Glory" Wednesday
"The Call to Repentance" Thursday
Something TO Forsake and Somethin
to Obtain" Friday, Excuses and Rea
sons"
John f. Taylor, of The Strand. VIII
has been undergoing medical treatmer
in n Philadelphia hospital, has returne
to his home greatly improved in healtl
Patriotism is displayed at the indui
trial works here. At the plant of I'll
American Manganese Company and 9
: the Baldt plant of The Penn Seaboar
: Steel Corporation fagpolcs have bee
erected and flags mfurled to the breez
A formal flag raising took place yeste
{ day afternoon at the Baldt plant.
< huge American flag was unfurled, Il
ceremony being followed by speecl
making. The principal speaker VIZ
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