Evening journal., 1918-09-28
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Old Town Begins Drive To-
day in Interest of
Liberty Loan
HOME AND SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION WORK
Special to The Evening Journal.

special 10 Ine Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Sept. 2S-Alrs.
Henry Bldsley chairman OF the Women's
Liberty Loan Campaign in Delaware,
addressed the women's committee OF
the Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign in
the Century Club here yesterday. Mrs.
Ridgley urged upon the women the ne
cessty OF endurance for the coming
campaign and stated that even II the
maximum quota was reached within
two days after the campaign started
that they must not feel as. though they
are through, but must KEEP on with
untiring efforts. She expressed a de
sire TO see Delaware be the first State
I'm The amound Of bonds bought per
capita for the coming Fourth iberty
Loan. The women have pledged them
selves to get 40 per cent. OF the pOpu-
latiOn in this county TO subscribe and,
Il POSSIBLE, 10 per cent. They are plan
ming for a big celebration soon and ask
for the cooperation Of everyone.
The various chairmen OF tho differ
ent hundreds in this county reported
what progress had been made by their
subcommittee for the campaign and
these reports We're all excellent. Mrs.
ReybOld. chairman Of this county, then
stated the time at which the relic train
would arrive at the different cities in
This State. The meeting closed by sing
ing tho Battle Hymn Of The Republic.
The monthly meeting Of the Home
and School Association was held last
evening I'm the high school building. A
pleasing program was given by the stu
dents Of the school The reports from
thn different grades showed that a
total OF Sj,775 worth OF War Savings
0ssmps had been sold by the schools.
As a result the fourth grade won the
peInant which is offered monthly TO the
grade which sells the greatest number
OF stamps The following officers were
elected to serve for one year: president,
Mrs. Speicher; vice-president Mrs.
Dodd; secretary, Miss Emily Lunt; and
treasurer, Mrs. Seward. The executive
committee will be appointed lster It
wss decided 10 change the meeting
nisht from the last Friday In the month
to the last Thursday.
Examination for clerk, experimental
village delivery, will be held in this
city on October II. Application blanks
may be secured from Stewart Wilson,
Del kItLaI1 AANM 81 NANt D1Nt Nf 4 Ns
Building. Philadelphia.
The Mems Liberty Loan Committee
Of his city met last evening in the Cen
tury Club reading room to complete
arrsngements for the campaign. a num-
Der OF representatives from the local
stenl plants were present 20 discuss de-
duCtions from the pay envelopes Tor
emDloyes who subscribe for bonds.
This matter was not settled, however,
ana the committee will meet again on
Monday night with these representa-
tivus and mske final arrangements. FOL
lowing are the officers and sub-cOmmlt-
teeI for the campaign: chairman. An
drew Bryson; executive secretary, A.
v, H. George; chairman, district NO. !,
John r. LambsOn; district No. :, Fran |
els dell. Janvier; district No. 3 Patrick
Nc irory: district No. 4, Joseph \. Car
lin; districts A and B, rural, Clayton u.
Appleby; district C. rural, Mr.. Murphy
district d rural, James Foster district
Z rural j. o. Lambson.
The Italians OF this city will nave a
meeting Monday night In the opera /
House In the interests OF the Liberty /
Loan campaign. A prominent Italian
SPEAKER will address the meeting. Ey-
er5one is invited.
AIrs. Matthew TObin on East sixth
street. has received a letter from her
son, Matthew, Jr., now In France win
the 59th Pioneer Regiment, in which ne .
states that he has met his brother
james, who went TO France recently
from training camp in Georgia.
In tho Presbyterian Church the ser
V ces tomorrow both morning and even
ir,e. will be conducted by the pasto;,
The Rev. :. Bealtie Wylie; subject al
1870 a. m. will be sour Attitude 10
wards German Peace Proposals. " Al 30
O'Clock the Sunday school VIII
hold a rally day patriotic ser
vice. The Rev. J. Davis Preston, gen
eral secretary OF the Delaware sunday
school Association will give an Illus
t,ated address on "The Making or Our
Flag" At 7 p. m, preaching SUD
isct. righteousness"
In The NJ. z. Church the services viii
he as follows: 1890 o'clock, preaching
by the pastor. the Rev. J. r. Bioking'
> O'Clock, Baraca Class and sunday
srhool: : o'clock. Epworth League; 80
o'clock. preaching by the Rev. w. r.
Greenfield. Of Brandywine Church, VIII
mington. the Rev. ]. r. Bicking VIII
MI the pulpit at Eastlake NJ. f. VII
mlngtOn.
Examination for motor rural man
carrier will be held in this city or New
ark. October 26. Detailed information
and application blanks may be had by
applying TO John p. Murphy, postmas-
ter.
The Cash Clean Up Day. which was
held in Nazareth NJ. +. Church sst sun
dya was a success and the desired