Evening journal., 1919-03-22
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Method st Church Has Re-
port OF Progress to Pre-
sent to Con erence
CENTURY CLUB
10 ELECT OFFICERS
Special 10 The Evening Journal.
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Special 10 The Evening Journal
NEW. CASTLE, March 22.-Ihe Rev.
e. +. Bal, OF Philadelphia, viii conduct
services IN Emmanuel p. Z. Church to-
morrow.
Tomorrow viii be the last sunday
before Conference, and a great day Is
planned in the NJ 2. Church. IN lnc
morning the pastor viii preach especl-
ally TO those who have joined the
church recently, taking as his sublect'
''WalklDg Worthy Of our Vocation
At ? o'clock the sunday school ana
Baraca Glass will meet. The junior
Lcague-vil meet at 630 O'Clock, the
pastor giving an illustrated talk. The
EpwOrth League VIII meet at 2 o'clock
in the sunday school room, 10 which
an. especially the young people, are
invited.
In The evening at 73O O'Clock the pas
Tor viii preach the last sermon OF Tho
conference year from The subject "Ahlc
10 Keep You From Falling"
Tho patsOr's yearly report noted
among other things that SO children
and three adults have been baptized
and 55 persons have beeI received into
the church on probation, with 20 also
by letter. IN addition 10 all other
expenses met for the year. debts Of i'm
provements have been paid TO the
amount Of $4,000.
The quarterly conference reafilrmcd
their previous invitation for the pastor,
ihe Rev. J. r. Bicklng, TO return for an
other year.
The Rev. George T. street win preach
t.,...,.-..... - fha f,ffc.xtfr,- .,th ioefe a.
o'clock. "Edualizing the Inequalities OF
Life" AZ 73o O'Clock, "Why CChrlst
Dealt Differently With Different Sub
jecis."
The T. A. B. Society Of ST. Peters
r. C. Church, will hold It's regular meet
ing Sunday morning % 1870 o'clock In
the basement Of the church.
Mrs. Robin was not present az the
Century Club yesterday, as she was
called away from home. Mrs. Philips
read several interesting articles. One
on "Americanization" was discussed by
the members OF the class.
As only two members had attended
the Meeting Of the Red Cross. the mat
Ter OF appointing committees for the
drive beg ming Monday. March "a, for
worn clothing were appointed at this
time.
Miss Nan DUNCAN will solicit on the
Strand Miss Kate Lambson, from Fifth
on Delaware street TO the Strand. and
MISS NJ Clewell. from Delaware street
10 Fifth street: Mrs. Harry Montgom-
cry, Second street. Mrs. Frank Janvier,
Third street: Mrs. L. 4. and ]. 7. Ella
son. West Fifth street; Mrs. William
Weggenman, East Fifth street; Mrs.
julius Dodd, West Fourth street; Mrs.
James McPlke, East Fourth street;
Shaviown. Mrs. Mary Reynolds; Rose
Hin, Miss Bertha Lambson.
Boy Scouts will call after Wednes-
doy or call phone iS3 when clothing
Will be ready.
on Tuesday evening. at the Century
Club. Mrs. Julius Dodd viii have
charge OF the meeting The evening
viii be devoted to domestic science
work with speaker from the Wo- /
mans College. Newark.
On Thursday, April 3, the Century
hub win elect officers and directors.
Mrs. Julia Walls is preparing for
ale Of household goods.
Many people have received govern
nent seeds.
Miss Mary Shaw entertained today at
bridge luncheon.
On April 25 the Janquil Club will hold
l dance in the Opera House.
Last evening the many friends OF Mrs.
Harry Daine gave her a miscellaneous
shower. Mrs. Baine, before her mar
riage on September 2s, was Miss Ma
tilda Wolfe. Until recently she has been
boarding. but now has bccun kecping
house. Many out-of-town guests were
present The evening was very plea
sanity passed with games and music.
Public sale at Riverside, about one
nalf mile below New Castle. Monday.
March "a 1919 Horses, cattle and farm
ing lmplcments.-Adv.