Evening journal., 1918-06-08
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW CASTLE.
Town School Pupils Sell
Liberty Bonds and Stamps
TO Valxe OF $5,72S.
CHILDREN'S DAY
IN SUNDAY SCHOOL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, June s.-The
morning services in the Methodist
Church tomorrow will be devoted en-
lirely TO the children OF the town sun
day school classes. The afternoon
classes will be held as usual In the
evening the services start at 73O and
will be in charge OF the main sunday
school. The following is the program
Tor the evening: Song, by school
Hail the Happy Chlldren's Day
prayer by Mr.. Bicking; recitation. Og-
den Wise; song, Happy Summer
Days :" exercise, "Queen OF Summer;
song, God is Love-" recitation, Eliza
beth Bennett; song, Gold Sunshine y
exercise, starry Banner" recitation,
Carrie Atkinson; song, shout the
Song" exercise, Greetings TO Colum-
bia; song, Summer joy" drill, Amer
lean Beauties; song, onward and Up
ward"
AT the morning service there will
o De baptism OF infants.
City Council sat last evening as a
board OF appeals and it was supposed
that some action would be taken with
reference to the purchase OF fire en-
gine, but there was no time for this
matter.
Thomas Frazer, formerly Of New Cas-
tie, announced the marriage OF his
daughter, Miss Elizabeth TO George
Bogart. Mrs. Bogart is niece Of Mr..
Denny Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gulick left on Thurs
day for an extended trip through Maine.
At the card party held on Thursday
evening in the club parlors, more than
twenty dollars was realized. This
amount goes toward the purchase Of a
covering for the floor OF the Red Cross
room; little work can be none in this
room until this covering is purchased
because OF the dust collecting on the
bandages.
Twenty-Five Boy Scouts. under the
supervision Of the Rev. John r. Bick-
Ing, who for the past ten days have
been doing their bit" not only toward
the government, but also toward the
church by helping "thin corn" and
other odd Jobs on the farm Of Mr..
Craig were given a treat today by
Mr.. Craig. They were also presented
with s25, which they donated to the
church.
Following is the program for the
Childrens Day exercises tomorrow
evening at seven o'clock in the Presby-
terian Church. Opening sentences, by
the school; singing, "March on to Ser
vice." prayer, followed by the Lord's
PRAYER in concert: responsive reading,
fOld Testament) Psalm 70; New Testa-
ment) Ephesians 6:i0-i7; singing, reel
tstions. and other exercises by the Be
ginners' Department; singing by the
school welcome Children's Day;
singing and other exercises by the Pri-
mary Department; singing by Junior
and intermediate Departments, "The
Children's King" recltatlOns and mis-
sionary exercise: singing by the school.
'.'Teu Of His Goodness: :" address by the
pastor and superintendent OF Sunday
school: Offering for Presbyterian Sab
bath school missions; singing by Adult
Bible. classes; song Dy the whole school
"Aly Country "Tis Of Thee"
The evening services at the Presby-
terian Church will change from 4 to Z
O'Clock during the summer months.
Following the morning services there
will be baptism Of children.
Tomorrow morning masses at 81
Peters Church will change from and
30 o'clock to 7 and 9 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes gave a recep-
tlon last evening to their daughter
Mrs. Kennard Naylor. Many friends
were present.
The Home and School Association
met last evening in the High School
room. The program, consisting Of
numbers by pupils and an address by
II. Z. Snavely, was highly appreciated.
The many friends OF Miss Emily Rod
ney were sorry to hear OF her death
which occurred yesterday at her late
home on Third street. Miss Rodney
was born on November 2. $780, the
daughter Of George B. Rodney and
Mary J. Duval Rodney. Her funeral
will be held on Monday at $50 o'clock
from Emmanuel Church. Miss Rodney
vas the sister OF the late John II. Rod
aey, Mrs. Henry Handy Hay and Mrs.
L. r. HolcOmb. Miss Rodney has been
me OF the citizens OF New Castle who