Evening journal., 1918-11-23
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Episcopalians To Dedicate
Window and Hymn
Tablets Tomorrow
UNION THANKSGIVING
SERVICE ARRANGED
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, DEL. Nov. 23-A special
meeting OF the officers. workers and
members OF the New Castle branch OF
the American Red Cross VIII be held on
Monday evening In the Red Cross rooms.
The bake held at the home OF Mrs.
John Farmer on Delaware street yester-
day, netted si2. The bake was held by
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Baptist
Church.
In Emanuel p. e. Church tomorrow
Holy Communion viii be observed at
7.3O a. m. followed by a dedication ser
vice at 1890 O'Clock. The dedication
service will consist OF dedication Of win
dow over the church altar in memory
OF the giver, Miss Elizabeth J. Booth,
and dedication Of two hymn tablets In
memory OF John II. Rodney and Emily
Rodney. Invitation to all former mem
bers now out OF the city have been sent.
At O'Clock luncheon will be served In
the parish house.
Joint Thanksgiving service OF the
Protestant churches will be held In the
Presbyterian Church on next Thurs
day, the Rev. George T. Street. Of the
Baptist Church, to be the preacher.
At the recent meeting Of the Home
Missions OF the Nazareth NJ. E. Church,
the following officers were elected:
President Mrs. j. r. Bicking; first Vice
president, Mrs. j. B. Montgomery; sec
retary, Urlah Mcguire; recording score
tary, James Tillany; corresponding sec
retary, James Morrison; treasurer, John
King; collector, Harry Holiday. The
members met at the church yesterday
afternoon and made quilt for the Red
Cross.
The Pastime A. C. has rented the X
OF p. Hall. where the team will play all
its basketball games. James White has
been elected manager OF the basketball
team and a strong team is now In the
making. The team will practice two
evenings a week. The boys expect to
play the opening game next Saturday
night.
Friends OF Edward Naylor have re-
Gently received cards from him. Mr..
NaylOr Is now at Camp Lee, Va. He
writes that he expects TO be home soon.
Shipments OF walnut trees for the
Oulttu DNuLts buNNlAltAInk dAI bIAh5
made from this city.
The old sheriffs house on East Sec
ond street, which was used as an emer-
gency hospital during the recent cpl
demic OF Influenza. Is now being used
as quarters for girl employees Of the
Bethlehem Loading Company. Of this
city.
Norman Banks, who recently under
went an operation at the Delaware Hos
pital, Wilmington, is very much i'm
proved.
Mrs. r. r. Marker and daughter Viola,
OF Mt. Pleasant, are visiting Mrs. John
B. Montgomery, OF West Sixth street.
Miss Blanch Lake. OF Philadelphia, is
visiting Miss Laura ClOthier here.
Richard Price has recently returned !
from a VISIT In Dowingtown. Pa.
BertOn BlantOn has resigned his posi-
tiOn as foreman at the local plant Of the |
Penn Seaboard Steel Corporation.
Mrs. John T. StoOps is getting along
very nicely at the Delaware Hospital,
William Thatcher, who has been III
With the influenza. is able to be about
,gain.
Archibald Watson, employed as yard
master at the Penn Seaboard Steel Cor
1oration, OF this city. Is confined TO his
lome with a slight case OF influenza.
Mrs. William Crimson, OF Salem, N. j.,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boyce
IN West Fourth street.