Evening journal., 1918-12-07
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
James McCallister. State
Road Farmer. Dies After
Lingering Illness
FAREWELL BALL
FOR CAPTAIN RIGG
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Dec 1.-THE
death OF Abram c. Cram, Of this city,
formerly Of Limerick, Me-, was quite
a shock TO his many friends here. Mr.
Cram, who was employed as a chemist
at the Bethlehem Loading Company of
This city, met his death yesterday morn
ing when he stepped from the fast
moving II o'clock express from Phila-
delphia. lie was a member OF the
Presbyterian Church, the Y! NJ. C. A.,
and the Pastime A. C. He is a graduate
Of the Maine University. He came here
two years ago.
The Penn SAboard Steel Corporation
has organized bowling team with
Charles Klingmeyer as manager The
first game will be played next Thursday
evening against Hatzel & Buhler Sub.
Contracting Co, in Wilmington. All
employees Of the Penn-Seaboard Steel
Corporation are asked to attend
A farewell ball in honor Of Captain
Rigg, in charge Of the soldiers stationed
at the Bethlehem Loading Company
was given by the soldiers last evening.
The ball was we'll attended.
James McCallister, OF State Road, died
yesterday at the Delaware Hospital.
Mr.. McCallister was IN his sixty eighth
year. He was a member Of st. Johns
Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ, Of this city. The
funeral will be heid on Tuesday morn.
ing at $50 O'Clock, at his late residence
on State Road HIS body VIII be ship
ped to Philadelphia for interment IN
Mt. Moriah' cemetery.
Regular services will be held tomor-
row in the Presbyterian Church with
the Rev. S Beattle Wiley officiating.
The regular services will be held ln
the NJ. E. Church tomorrow. sd
The Baptist Church VIII hold its reg
ular services beginning with the sun
day school at 10, followed With the
regular morning preaching service at
II o'clock. with the Rev. George T.
street preaching. on the subject. "A
Christian Fire-a Worlds Fire"
Services In the p. Z. Church Will bel
as usual. The Rev. Dr. Ewing will be
in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith Of Clayton
street, are visiting friends at Harris
burg. Pa.
Miss Irene Truitt is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
An0tn utnldrl was nDlt tlAEa fNllu
yesterday. Trees. were uprooted in the
school Green. fences were torn down
and telephone poles we're overturned
along the Wilmington road.
Mrs. Ellsworth GsmbrHl is being con-
graduated upon the birth OF. a daughter.
ter.
Miss ORourke. Of High Bridge. n. J..
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. DeTin Of this
city.
The carnival and oyster supper held
in the NJ E. Church last evening under
the auspices Of the Dorcas Society OF
that church. was well attended
The following list Of uncalled FOR let
tsrs remains in the local postoffice:
Antonio Arfeiiz, ~, Van c. Aletyne.
Antonio Argiros, Leon Bayenot Miss
Rachel Brown, Henry Ciney Walter
Gunner. Thornton CLARK, Mrs. Jettia
Colman, Monsieur Emile Doiohei, Sig
nor Antonia Delaureniia. Mrs. NJ. C..
Davis, Harry. H.-Foltz. Mrs. Mary Green, /
p. HeinOwliz.i Jacob Houser, Mrs. 5. L. /
Hastings, William Hanley, Mrs. NJ c. |
Jones, Phillip johnson, Mrs. Catharlne |
Jones o., Miss Della Johnson. Jesse |
Lett, Mrs. William Lewis, Arthur T. /
Lloyd, Peter Lane, Harry Afaring. Miss |
Clara Murphey, Billy Meyers, Mrs. II. |
B. Montgomery, Miss Mary Z. Massey, |
Iames Nicholas, Miss Mary North. Rob |
ert owens, John Parsrd, Nick Pinkow-
sky, Clarence 2. Pool Elmer Parson,
Mac Renold, C. J. Shockley, Lew stieg- /
Ter, James Sullivan, Emory Satter1eld /
~, Private C. A, Sampson. w. Sanders,
William H. Taylor 49,, Mrs. William |
Taylor, Mrs. Gertrude Taylor, Miss Cora /
Mrs Mary Thomas Robert T..
Williams. Mrs. Grace Wright, William 1
Wester, Miss Blanch Wright, Mrs. Dan
nail White.