Evening journal., 1918-02-21
NEWS HAPPENINGS
E[0UT NEW Castle
Junior Auxiliary of Red
Cross TO lie Organized
in Town
PARENTS DAY AT
CENTURY CLUE
Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del, Feb. PA
Junior Auxilsry to the Red Cross is
10 be formed in the New Castle schools.
MS Peter D. Lightner will have the
matter in charge. The local schools
have done valuable patriotic work, es-
pecislly in securing food pledges and
in buying War Savings Stamps, and they
can be depended upon TO help IN the
Red Cross work. The Penn Literary
Society Of the Hign school will give
p.og.aN In honor Of Lincoln and
Washington this afternoon. as pub
lished in THE EVENING JOURNAL on
Tuesday.
Today is Parents Day at the New
Century Club. A reception will be
held in the afternoon and evening. The
club classes have not yet head the
results Of their examinations IN home
nursing and surgical dressings The
papers in the last named examination
had to be sent 10 Washington, and
It may be some time before they are
heard from
The joint eommitee,of City Council
anN the Good VIII Fire Company Is
planning a second inspection trip to
study motor f-e apparatus usei by
lsveraA fire companies. They will
probably so TO Baltimore
The CArrent Events Glass OF the New
Century club Will continue its literary
studies uneler the dir ection OF Prof
Handy Hay Tomorrow afternoon.
feI fhs, -.
cf st Peters T. A. 3. Society. Further
plans for the St Patrioks Day cele-
bration Will probably be laid before
the meeting.
William Deatyne. James 7, Chal-
lenger. John JtsteE Charles p. Lam
caster. Jr.. John B. Montgomery. Ben
nett F. Lancaster. Edward H. Naylor
and Clarence crRF were elected as
trustees Of Nazareth NJ o. Chnrch at
he quarterly conference.
Named as stewards were James Wise,
James (. Briggs. district steward, VIII
liam E. Rothwen- alternate district
steward. John S King Richard f Pin
der, Elmer c Mogslson, Patrick J.
Ahern, Iohn r. Hendricks, John F.
Swan. Timothy Steel. Walter B. In
gram. George #. Tobn, Iames Dun
uing J. Frank Boaes, William Green.
Frank Naononald Julius Dodd. Ray
ncrd Foster
The following standing committees
were appointed for the ensuing year:
Apportonins observation-disclosures
Crais. Benrett F. Lancaster, William
Dco'-v0e. Joap r 2. Clayton, William
<E. po'hwell.
Foreign missions-Nlre. J. B. Manlove,
Mrs L. O. Wlse. Mrs hllus Dodd, Mrs.
Elmer Megeinson, Mrs. william Leach
Home misslcus and church extern
sicn-Nl~s J p MONTGOMERY. Mrs John
F z Cievton. Ms. George T Tobin. Jr.
Ms. Willam q Roihwel, Mrs. Charles
Z Lancaster
Sunday schools--William Z. Roth
well, Loomls 0. Wise, George Swan,
John p. z Clayton John n. Hendricks,
William Green, O. C. EshTidge, Frank
Macdonald, Richard E. Pinder.
Tiacis-NIiss Mabel Clewell, Miss
Lille Montgomery. Miss Maggie Cor
don Mrs. David Phillips, Mrs. Greta
Wilhelm.
Iemperance-Aliss Cordena Deakyne,
Mrs. j. Frank Bogss, Miss Myrtle Ma
euire, Mrs. George Swan, Mrs. Mary
Denny.
Auditing accounts-William Deakyne,
william &. Rothwen.
Parsonage and furniture-The Ladies'
Aid Society.
Church music--James 7. Challenger,
John B Manlove. Edward H. Nayior.
Examination Of local preaehers-Wil-
liam Deakyne. James z. Biggs, Julius
Dodd.
hducation-Elmer L. Gross, J. Frank
B0ggs, Mrs. Clarence Craig, Miss Emily
Lunt Mrs. Bessie b. Vallette.
Freedman's Aid-Walter Ingram
James Dunning, Harry Ahern, Timothy
Steel Albert Clayton.
Hospltals--Mrs. James Craig. Mrs.
Edward w Eagle. Mrs. E. L. Cross.
Mrs. Richard E. Plnder.
Church records-lames 7. Challenger,
L. o. Wise
Local elder-Elmer L. Cross.
Local pleacheis--Jan = NJ Wise, II.
Exhorters-John r. Hendricks. David
T. Ennis.
~ r4..-ps. Frank Macdonald.