Evening journal., 1918-05-20
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Methodists Hold SreciaI Ser,
vice On Eve OF Opening
Red Cross Drive
VISITORS SEE
HISTORIC SPOTS

3 the Charlestown, Mass Navy Yard. Is
o home on weeks vacation
Harvey Hunter, formerly Of tho
r Bethlehem steel plant, now employed
< as a L. 8. Government Inspector. is
home for a few days Mr. Hunter Is
stationed at a plant in Virginia
John Naylor, who recently enlisted IN
T the L. s. Naval Reserve, now stationed
az Cape May, ~ j., was home over sun
day
Mr. and Mrs William Kee and Mr.
. and Mrs Herbert kee spent the week
end at Townsend
Friends Of Alexander Gallagher are
glad TO hear Of his return home after a
long illness at the Delaware Hospital.
!. He suffered from pneumonia.
Miss Mary Ratledge, formerly assistant
! principal OF the New Castle High School,
has sold her Overland car and purchased
an Olds
The Home Missionary Society Of the
H. r. Church VIII mset tonight at the
home OF Mrs. William Deakyne.
The official board OF the NJ p. Church
will meet on Wednesday night.
Professor Snavely VIII speak before
morrow night.
John Swain, AGED 46 years. Of No. 63i
! Clymer street. died recently Of pneu-
monia. The funeral was held this after
noon in the Nazareth NJ f. Church with
linterment in Glcbe cemetery.
Theresa Sterling Quail colored, age
p years, died on Friday. Funeral ser
vices will be held on Tuesday afternoon
! a. ~ IN A NJ
Church. The Rev. Mr. Guy will offlciate. !
Solomon Harlan who died on Friday |
was buried today from the residence |
OF his mother, Mrs Little Adams at the !
Buttonwoods Interment was made in
the Mt. Olive Cemetery, Wilmington.
James Henry Ivory, cOlored, age 9
months. died yesterday. The funeral
will be held on Tuesday from the home
on Fourth street with interment IN
Union A. NJ. e. Cemetery
At the Methodist Church last evening
Especial services was held Eugene II.
Broch or New York City, sang Ninety
and Nine 10 the delight Of his hearers.
Six little girls sang America A male
quartet sang an original song written
by the Rev. Mr. Blcking, The pastor
preached on the Red Cross
al AankNMf nANNhf Vi NFM lNTh lily
teaGher OF stenography In the Boyd
10 Business College. Wilmington, spent
= Sunday with Professor p. J.. Cross. Mr.
4 Broch has been a student of American
"a history and was greatly interesting N
,r study Of some or the historic sites N
n New Castle. He visited Mr.. Hays histori,
- home and was much pleased with the
e. architecture of "The Amstel House m,
&. also visited tho studio Of Mr.. Schryler
m where he saw some very interesting
,f studies in nature and architecture. Tn,
sr elms IN the public square appealed "a
IS him.
B. At a meeting Of the Liberty Loan
Committee OF New Castle city ant
I, hundred, held last evening at the head.
e. quarters in the New Castle Century
Club, the chairman, Andrew Brysou. an
u nounced the total Of bond subscriptions
:. to have been as follows.
N 66i City dollars bonds ..... 3 a. 200. .OC
q i75 one hundred dollar bonds. f750OUC
n 20 flve hundred dollar bonds. 100000
= As one thousand dollar bonds i5.0OOUO
; i've thousand dollar bonds. 100000
iutH s.s.-...s. ......... Sf8o. .IOONU
All expenses Of he campaign have
been audited, approved and paid by the
committee.
After expressing thanks for, and ap-
probation o. the patriotism and
courtesy Of the members Of the New
Castle Century Club, IN giving. without
charge the use Of a room In their club |
house FOR headquarters. the committee
adjourned subject TO call Of the chair /
man.
Alexander Goudlss, who was in charge
Of the Jewish relief fund campaign In
New Castle, today expressed his graft
tude to the residents OF New Castle for
the liberal way ia which they contrl-
buted Mr. Goudiss was the only work
er in behalf Of the campaign IN town.
and he was much rstifed because Of
the generous cooperation Of residents
here.