Evening journal., 1919-02-01
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Several Events of Interest
in Lunt Family on
Same Day
DECIDE IN FAVOR
OF IMMIGRATION

Special 10 Inc Evening Jouthpis
NEW CASTLE, Del, Feb. THE Ep-
worth League, OF New Castle NJ. z.
Church was reorganized with the fol-
loving officers: President Myrtle Ma
guIre; lrst vice-presldent, Richard Pin
der: second vice e-president, Mary Nc
KNIT: third vice-presldent. Mrs. Mary
Denny: fourth vlcc-presldent. Mrs.
Mary sheridan: secretary. George L.
Tobn: treasurer. Ralph Dulins; Choir
ister. George Haiiman; pianlste, Mildred
holiday; assistant planiste, Laura
Armpriester.
Instead OF meeting IN the church
auditorium the Epworth League SER
vice will be held in the primary room
from Z to 730 sunday evening. The
pastor will preach both the morning
and evening services, and will hold tbs
chlldrens meeting al $50 o'clock
James T. Challenger will conduct the
song service, beginning at 730 o'clock
The Rev. George Thornley, street will
preach on the following topics tomor-
row at the Baptist Church At II a. m.
"The Lesson Of a Lighthouse" az 73O
D. m, "The New Dress Bible school
At 10 a. m: Young Peoples Meeting
at GAS .. m.
The Rev. 5. B. wylle will conduct
the services in the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow.
Prof. II. II. Hay will conduct the Sun
day Services at the Episcopal Church
tomorrow.
Lesley Herbert George, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. V. l.. George. OF the Head
quarters Company. A. 2. r., who has
been in France for eight months, ar
rived in New York on Thursday night.
Mr. George Is now stationed at Camp
Merritt Ne Is In perfect health, and
hopes 10 be mustered out In a few
days.
AT the home and school meeting,
Thursday evening, the High School won
the pennant for having the most par
ents and friends present.
Mrs. B. D. Boyer. OF Smyrna. spoke |
at the Current Events Glass yesterday !
about moving pictures. She brought |
before the club a number OF questions |
to be used when investigating the mo-
ton picture houses.
On Wednesday evening, Mrs. Harry /
E. Holiday, Emily r. Lunt, Buford T.
Lunt Edward II. Cline, Mr.. and Mrs.
0zro S. Lunt OF this city, and Mrs.
Charles A. Bryan, OF Newark. attended 1
the wedding OF Miss Anna B. Mccall
lister and Richard II. Smith, OF phils-
delphla.
The bride is granddaughter OF Mrs.
Ira Lunt. Before the wedding. a
great granddaughter OF Mrs. Lunt was
Christoned On the same day Mrs. |
Lunt celebrated her eighty-elghth |
birthday i
A meeting OF the Penn Literary So
ciety Of the n. c. II. S was held yes
terday afternoon at which time the
election Of officers was held and re-
suited as follows President Edna /
Cranston; vice-presldent. Merton White;
Brokaw Sentman.
After the election OF officers the fol-
lowing program was rendered: Song,
''Nhen The Great Red Dawn Is Shin |
ing" Current Events" Helen Dsai;, {
reading Alice Clark; impromptu {
speech. Mary McKnitt: vocal solo.
George Tobln: recitation, Mary Jones: !
debate. Resolved, That Foreign I'm
migration 20 America Should Be Re- Q
stricied;" affirmative. Edna Deemer and 5
Charles King negative. Gladys Maloney q
and Alfred Grimes: the Judges Mabel d
Eskridge. Walter ORourke and Brokaw 4
sentman decided in favor OF the mega s
tive side; song, Liberty Bell"
There will be q board meeting OF the d
directors OF the Century Club on Mon a
day evening at the club building.
Ms. Martha Mcdowell. OF Whining
ton. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. j.
r. Blcking.
Mrs. Mitchell Glvlson Is III.
Mrs. John F. L. Clayton is also on
the SICK list.
Miss rgaret Janvier entertained AZ
tea Yesterday In honor Of her guest.
Mrs. Sally Newton Page, OF Norfolk.
Va.
The Baptist Church in New Castle
viii be visited by a committee OF rep-
resentative Baptists who will conduct
a conference on Monday afternoon con-
cerping tho progress OF Christian work
The members OF the committee are Dr.
c. b. Lesher. Chaoyang. China: Mrs
J. +. Maplesden, John c. Killan. DR..
William G. Russell and DR.. ]. Y. Irwin.
pastor Of the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church.
The conference win take up the work
to be done by women Of the church.
by the laymen, and church work
the world.