Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Flag Day at Nazareth M. E,
Church Tomorrow, Special
Services Marking Occasion.
STAFF Correspondence OF Every Evening

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New Castle, Feb 16.-One OF the red
letter occasions in the history of Nazareth
| NJ. T.. Church will be the patriotic services
| at 7.3O o'clock tomorrow evening when
! special plans will be carried out in con
! ncction with the installation Of two hand
/ some flags, one the national ensign and the
other n service flag As stated IN Every
| Evening some days ago the flags were
procured by the people of the church,
| through committee of six persons with
! George r. Tobin, Jr, chairman, James L.
| Challenger, Edward II. Naylor, Mrs.
, Loomis o. Wise, Mrs. G.. Elmer Meg
| ginson, James L. Bacon, assisting.
The 33 stars in the service flag represent
the following persons: Major Herbert
| Deakyne, Lieutenant Commander Walter
W Wilson, Lieutenant DIR. Robert X.
Roth, Sergeant William Smith Weggen-
mann, Howard r. Ennis, Granville Fer
g,lson, John Moyle, Edward Bruce,
Clarence Bruce, Clarence Reed, Leslie
Reed, Russell H. Cole, Charles Wesley
Preston, Arthur Burton, Ira Bender,
Edward Bruce, William Cline, Allison
Trutt. Calvin Seward, George Hallman,
Harry Hallman, CharlosWhiteside, Robert
Hurd, George Hurd, Leonard Hurd,
Horace Deakyne, Charles Wadslcy, Albert
The program in which Troop No. !,
Boy Scouts of America, will assist will IN.
cludc: Presentation and address by Hon
George Peirce, with response by Dr.
Bickford, the minister and the accept
ance on behalf Of the church by the latter.
To the people of the community, without
regard TO church afliliation, a warm wei
come is extended to be in attendance and
room, will bp fptlpd for them
The pastor Of the church announces the
order Of the church services and other dc
partments for the day rs follows: Morn
ing class at $50 O'Clock, John Hendrix
leader. morning worship and sermon at
1880 O'Clock, with the theme of the pastor
"Our God Forever and Ever.
The SUNDAY school will be called 10
order at p m. by George I. Tobin,' Jr.,
the superintendent. and at the same hour
Chorister Challenger will direct the music
! Of the Baraca Class, with DIR. Bickford rs
the speaker.
The Young Peoples Society will meet
nj q. 80 y. m, and the devotional meeting
| Of the Epworth League will meet IT :
p. m 4 half hour later the flag service
| will feature.
The weekly prayer service Will be held
at Z As n m Wednesday. Everybody Is
| welcome to any and ala tho services OF the
church.
In Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Rev.
| Addison A. Ewing, the rector, announces
| the order OF services In the church for to-
morrow as follows. Holy communion at
! 7.3O a. m: Sunday school at $50 q. m.
morning prayer and sermon at 1880 a. IN.
| and evening PRAYER at y. m. The Lcnten
| services will consist of evening prayer at
| 4 o'clock on tuesdays, Wednesdays,
| Thursdays and Fridays; morning prayer
| at $50 a. m. Wednesdays and Fridays
| Friday evenings at 80 O'Clock hIbie
readings with Bible lectures; Wednesday
mornings holy communion will be held IN
/ connection with the morning prayer.
Tomorrow in the First Presbyterian
| Church. Rev. : Bcattie Wylie pastor, the
order Of services will consist OF morning
| worship at 1890 o'clock, at which the
| theme OF the pastor will be- Enrich
ment by Faith = Sunday school will meet
/ AT II 80 a. m, and the closing service OF
! the dav will be at o'clock, when the
patriotic address will be delivered by
| Hon Henry r. lsaacs, a prominent at
/ torncy Of Wilmington.
| The attendance at the evening do
/ votioDs last evening IN st. Peter X. =,
1 Church was large. The services consisted
/ Of the Stations Of the Cross.
/ At the First Baptist Church, last even
/ ing the 42d ami ,versary OF the church
/ and Sunday school WAS observed and q
! pleasing program. as printed In Every
! Evening some days ago, was carried out
| Rev. f. G. PrImm was presented with !
/ fountain pen bv the Ladies Aid Society
/ and Knights Of Pythias badge from the
, Euphanian Bible Class. Those receiving
| Bibles for atten dance were: Mrs. John
| King, Misses Ethel Walls, Dorothy Gil
! man.
Books were presented to Mrs. John
King. Mrs. Clarence Williams, Misses
| Mary Gilman, Flora Walls May Roberts
! Elizabeth Roberts, Lillian Miley, Blanche
! Sibley, Elsie Walls Martha Shaw, Marion
Williams, Lille Proud, Elizabeth Can
non, Dorothy Gilman, Anna Williams
! Elizabeth Megginson, Douglass Proud
RAYMOND King Herbert King Edward
Pinder, George Pinder Samuel Mcknitt
Herbert Barnes, Charles Cannon, Wilson
Cannon, Willard McFarlin, Claude Me
Farlin
The members Of Seminole Tribe, No
40, Improved Order of Red Men, have
ordered q service banner in honor Of five
members who are now in the service oi
Uncle Sam.
At the session of tn e members of the
Young Mems Associat ion of the First
Presbyterian Church, at the parlors ol
The Louise on Thursday niaht the officers
elected for the ensuing term were: William
II. Black, president A. C. Lorenz, vice
president; James T. Eiason, treasurer
Oscar r. Knauss, secretary.
The tribe was entertained by the out.