Evening journal., 1917-01-15
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
EvangelistiC Campaign Start
ing Tonight Expected
To Do Much Good
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR MRS. HASS0N

NEW CASTLE, Del, Jan lo.--
With The opening Of the week OF evan
genstic services in the Opera House
tonight determined effort to revive
religion IN this city viii be com
menced. Undertaken by all Protes-
tant churches. the united ediort IL Is
hoped wiz be productive Of mucn
good. The keynote Of the campaign
i % be seen printed IN red lettelh
over The entrance 90 the opera House
New Cssile for Christ~-Saved Tor
Service.
Tie meetings viii commence at 100
O'Clock each night with service OF
song led by a chorus choir OF - VOICES
augmented hy a trombone ana cor
net James Challenger viii direct tne
choir. and those who heard the sing
ers practice st The nr5t ana oniy re-
hearsal Friday night. said ,ho music
alone would be worth eoing oul 70
hear Assisting the yocailsts VII pe
Miss Enily T. Lunt. piani5tc; Mt Fas-
Quino who VIII play the trombone
and Eugene Chase, cornet.
The Rev Addison a. Ewing. rec.
tor Of lmmanue p p. Church. VIII
preach at tonight's service. The teV.
s Beattic Wylie. OF the First PresDy-
ferian Church, will have charge OF the
service tomorrow night; wednesday
nights service Will be In charge ~ the
Rev e. G. Primm, Of the Baptist
Church. whilo the Rev. Jonn X. Beau.
champ. OF the Methodist Church, Will
preach on Thursday night Friday
nights speaker has not been selected.
There will be no service Saturday
night. but the meetings may continue
Tor a longer period than the one week.
In order 10 make Il as easy as pos
sible for people generally to attend,
q request has been made that the mer-
chants OF tine town close their busi-
ness places at e'cleek evenings this
eek with the exception OF Satur'
day night For the purpose OF reiev-
ing mothers o. the care OF their cnil'
dren. q nursery viii be established in
one Of the ante rooms In the Opera
House for the care OF little folks with
a caretaker IN charge.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hetty
Ritchic HassOn, who died last week
at the home OK Mr.. and Mrs. William
e. Myers. Of North Third street we're
held at o'clock yesterday afternoon
IN Charles II. Clewells undertaking
parlors. The Rev Addison A. Ewing,
rector Of Immanuel p. u. Church. had
charge The body was taken 20 WASH
ington this morning b. Mr.. Ciewen for
intermeut IN Arlington cemetery be-
side Mrs H2saon's husband and son,
Citizens meeting, Town Hall, Thurs
day evening, January is. o'clock.
Discussion. new legislation. ADV.
The following committees Of the
Baraca Glass Of the N. r. Church,
have been named for a period OF six
months.
Speakers Alexander q. Goudiss,
Dr. Julius Dodd and Charles B- Ian
caster. Jr.
Membership James r. Challenger.
George Swami, William Greene. VIII
liam Connor. Walter Dalby Samuel
McFarlin
social-Arthur Gibbs, Harry r..
Ahearn. Timothy steele III. Dunning.
Entertainment--Joh y. Il. Clayton,
George 4. Tobin. Jr., Walter Daily
and Albert Clayton.
Sick-Frank Macdonald, Raymond
Foster. William Dcakyne.
Finance-James f. Biggs Arthur NJ.
Wise Dale Bender. Elias Clayton.
Devotional-William Deakyne, How
ard r. Ennis. William Gebhardt, Sr.
Assessor Robert McFarlin today
hung up the assessment books for
New Castle hundred They win re-
main hung up until January =. when
the Board o5 Revision and Appeals
will sd Ia the Mayors oiicc TO hear
appeals from The assessment The
hook for the First district can ie seen
b Mayor kOdnoy's Office; for tho
Second district In Robert Hair.ng-
tons store Sixth an1 Delaware
streets: Third district T. McGrory's
store, Ninth and YOUNG aireots
Fourth District. AsseElnlyman AheInf
barber shop AND tho ii.th fisirct
clinton j. Aipiohys sore. Bear STA.
lion AeSnlef =. Goudias. tHoNa
cr:er and ASSESSOR McHarlin VIII con.
stitute the appeal board lt is hoped
that Interested ta1parers viii inspect
the books this week 50 a. 20 be able
10 a0 before thc board when they
mest next Wednesday lhuisca. an,
Ffidal p they have ai,y directions q
make 10 their assessments
Albert Knots fell ~ Nopfth ano
Market streets. Wilmington. Saturday
aud vas cut about the face He was
given temporary treatment by one %
the policemen after which he vas
Able TO 90 % Lis home.