Evening journal., 1918-11-16
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
New Century Club Has
Special Program for
Next Meeting
TOWN GUNNERS
GET MANY RABBITS
special 10 The Evening Journal.

Special 10 Inc Evening JOuIudl.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Nov. i6-The Cen
tury Club request that all members be
present at the meeting on next Tuesday
evening to hear DR.. Tamanze speak on
his experience in the trenches. His wife,
who is an accomplished musician, will
both play and sing.
A letter from William stewart, now
in France, was read at the local Boy
Scout meeting on Monday evening, VIII
the local boys who are in the service
"over there"
The regular Sunday services will be
held in the NJ. r. Church.
As a special service in the evening
twelve new stars will be added TO the
church service nag.
The regular services Of the p. f..
Church with DR.. Ewing, officiating, will
be held at the parish house as the re-
modelling Of the church is not finished
AZ the First Baptist Church the reg
ular services will be held also.
The Presbyterian Church services also
will be as usual.
The United Thanksgiving services will
be held this year in the Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. George T. Street, pas
tor Of the Baptist Church, officiating.
James Campbell, Of Camp Joseph E.
Johnson, Jacksonville, Fla, is home on
q ten-day furlough.
Richard Price. Francis Toner and
Beorge McKnitt bagged four rabbits and
a squirrel yesterday.
James Smith, OF Ninth and Clayton
streets, was given a party in honor Of
his forty-third birthday anniversary last
evening.
Forty Hours devotion will begin to-
at the ST. Peters Church at
1890 O'Clock.
Mr.. Thomson, of the Y. NJ. C.. A., Of
addressed the public school
scholars yesterday afternoon in the in
ierest Of the United War Work Cam
Daign drive
The soldiers Of the Bethlehem Load
ng Company gave a minstrel show In
heir barracks lase evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Red Lion |
u. K. Church, will give a supper in the I
basement Of the church on next Thurs
lay. supper will be served at 5
,'clock.
The following is list of commit
ees:
supper table No. Mrs. William L.
Iaman and Mrs. Arvllle Davis.
Supper table No. 2-Mrs. Charles |
)iehl. Mrs. II. B. Maloney and Miss
Nary Merchant.
Supper table No. 9-Mrs. Harry ster-
ing.
supper table No. Mrs. John Boyce.
supper table No. 5.--Mrs. Lee Rich
,rds.
Fruit and candy table-Mrs. C. d. Ap-
oleby, Mrs J. Thorton, Mrs. A. A.
Grimes, Mrs. Frank Litter.
Committee TO receive supper baskets |
Mrs. j. r. Hayes, Mrs. A. A. Grimes,
Yrs. Annie Racine,
Ticket cOllectors-Mrs. J. Mcdowell
nd Mrs. Orville Davis.
Carving cOmmiitee--J. T. Hayes. Harry
!. Gray, w. S, Haman, Lee Richards, Mr..
irk.
Ice cream committee-w r. Silver. A. s
Grimes, II. l.. Richards, J. Rat :
dge, C. d. Appleby.
Table arrangement-The Rev. Mr. )
horton, w. + Silver. {
Ticket sellers-Charles Diehl, A. A.
rimes. and COrblt Hayes.
George Heldmeyer was a recent Wis 7
lr here.
John Harris and James White bagged a
< rabbits yesterday. A
A party OF seven consisting Of George, \
hn, Edward, Harry, William and c
1uglas Proud and Almert Clayton .
lgged thirty-three rabbits yesterday. C
ais was the record shoot Of the day. Il
Miss Elizabeth Roberts attended din
II at the home Of Mrs. Morrison, in a
yesterday.
A troop OF colored soldiers Is ex- o
scted soon at the Bethlehem Loading B
1mpany. Il
John clayton, OF East Fourth street, o
having both his home and store re- n
Odeled 8
Francis Farmer has accepted a posi- d
on with the Pusey and Jones Company D
Wilmington. !,
John Size and William Ginder Of Will '
iington, formerly employed as fore
len at the Penn Seaboard Steel Cor I
oration, were visitors here yesterday.
John White, Of Seventh and South
reefs, is suffering from influenza. r