Evening journal., 1918-12-19
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Young People Of Town
Work D ligently for the
Red Cross
BASKETBALL GAME
AT HOME TONIGHT
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Specisl 20 the Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Del. Dec. i9.-ChEdren
y the local school are working da!-
s-n.ly II the!- effort TO reach their
malimYm amount In tho lied Cross
Give. The Boy Scouts and other Or
CARNATIONS are also doing their best
In :.ie drive.
The sewing for the Red Cross at the
T,ed C:oss rooms win be discontinued
uuLl Tuesday after New Years.
1ue regular meeting Of the A. o. u.
w. will be held this evening.
Tho X. OF p. viii meet tomorrow eve
n'ng.
Patronize the modern Shoe Repair
Shop, Il2 Delaware street. We have q
lsrgs stock OF shoes, boots and rubbcrs
OF reasonable prices. Jacob Keimon.
ADV.
The Pastlme A. C. will play the newly
organized basketball team OF the
American Masanese. Plant B, OF this
o'ty, at The formers cage, in the old
4. OF =. Hall, this evening. The prob
kble lineup OF the pastlme A. C. will
he: Pinder and Kern, forwards; ThOmp-
son or Gallagher, center; Mcdaniel and
Proud or lIance, guards. The follow
ing players will represent Plant b: G..
Proud and F. Proud, forwards; c.
Green, center; r. Moffett and w. Free
burg. guards. All the local fans are
urged TO be present.
Mrs. Bicking, OF Wilmington, Is visit
ing her son, the Rev. John r. Eicking
here.
The road to Delaware City was over
flowed yesterday for several hours.
William White is visiting his aunt
Mrs. Weggenmsn, Of Sixth street.
Mrs. John Jones, Of Barclay, Nd,
who has been visiting Mrs. James Ian
caster, Of this city, has returned home.
Mr.. Nickels, employed at the Bethle-
hem Loading Company, OF this city, was
removed to the Delaware Hospital VIII
mlngton, today. Mr.. Nickels was
stricken with pneumonia while at work.
Howard Miller, former member OF
the Avist.on Corps Of the United States
Army, obtained an honorable discharge.
Edward Ryan, a member OF the Avia-
tlon Corps, recently stationed in Eng
land, Is home for the Christmas holi-
days.
John Tomsn, a student at the 81.
Mary's Boarding School, OF Baltimore,
Is home for the Christmas holidays.
A group picture OF the employees OF
the Bethlehem Loading Company were
taken yesterday by a Wilmington
photographer.
Alfred Mcguire, a former local boy,
now with the United States Army in
France, Is reported as wounded. Mr..
Mcguire was formerly a motorman on
The local trolley line.
The Junior Auxiliary OF the p. b.
Church VIII meet at the home OF Miss
Josephine Clothier, on East Third
street, next Monday evening.
Miss Catherine Mcdaniel, OF East
Third street, who has been III with
influenza. Is much improved.
The Penn-Seabord Steel C0rporations
newly-organized basketball team has
obtained the former New Castle Con-
structlon Company building and has
fitted up a cage In which practice
games will be played. The taem prac-
tices at the noon hour. The team Will
travel and the FIST game will likely
be played next week with either Mil
ford or Lewes. Robert E. Shaw, man
ager OF the Goldey College team Of last
season, will manage the team.
The Rev. George T. Street Will be
installed as pastor Of the Baptist
Church tonight. Loca. and Whining
ton ministers and Other friends Of the
church and pastor will make addresses.
The public is invited to attend. Mr..
Street has served as pastor about two
months. but the influenza epidemic pre-
vented an earlier installation.
William Wann died at his home, at
Second and Delaware streets, on Tues
day. The funeral vii take place on
Friday afternoon.