Evening journal., 1919-01-09
NEWSY Happenings
ABOUT new CASTLE
Rev. S. B. Wylie Receives
Word of His Fathers
Death In Belfast
PUPILS PLANNING FOR
TRIP TO WASHINGTON
special to The Evening journal.


NEW CASTLE, Del. Jan. 9-The Ju-
uior and senior classes Of tho High
school gave an entertainment and dance
in the Odd Fellows hall at Baar last
night for the benefit OF the fund TO
take the classes on trip 10 Washing
ton. The following program was CIV
en-;
Plano solo, Gladys Maloney; rcelta-
ton, Frances Sterling; solo, Walter
Onourke; folk dance, Edna Deemar
recitation, Edna Cranston; piano solo,
Regina Rothrock; qulnlette, Martin
White, Walter OROurke, George T0bin.
John Davidson, d. Proud; recitation,
Cha-les King: folk dance, Edna Deem
er; quintette, Martin White, Walter
ORourke, George Tobin, John David
son, ID. Proud.
A dance followed tho formal pro-
gram
The meeting Of the Young Mems As
sociatlon OF tho Presbyterian Church,
which was TO have been held tonight
at the home Of George peirce has been
postponed because OF the death Of the
father Of the Rev. S. b. Wylle, pastor
Of the church. DR.. Wylie received "A
cablegram last night telling Of the
death OF his father IN Belfast. Ireland
The weekly prayer meeting Of the
Baptist church will be held this oven
ing. Following the service there will
be a business meeting and The annual
election Of officers.
On Thursday, January i6 the Baptist
congregation will observe thsIf forty
sixth anniversary and give the Christ
mas entertainment
The revival meetings Of the NJ. =.
Church. which started JANUARY 4, have
been well attended. Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, Clarence. Keen Of
Wilmington, who Is graduate Of
Moody Bible Institute OF Chicago, will
be in charge OF services. Tomorrow
evening tho Rev L. NJ Broadway Of
Madeley Church, Wilmington, viii
preach.
Lieutenant William p. Prickett, son
OF Judge Prickett OF Wilmington. who
Is home from France on a furlough. will
speak at the Century Club on Tuesday
evening, January "a. Lieutenant George
Madden will be in charge OF the mu-
sical program. Members have The priv
ilege OF bringing guests.
Miss Mary Campbell Is IN az her home
on Fifth street with the "1u."
Weldin Nening was operated on at
the Delaware Hospital yesterday.
Ab{am Ingram, a farmer OF near
New Castle and his family are III with
influenza.
Since the Red Cross war work has
been discontinued, the members OF
the Century Club are directing their
towards club work. 4 spe-
olal effort Is being made 10 reduce the
mortgage. A bake and card party held
for this fund were successful.
Mrs Julius Dodd Is chairgan of tho
Current Events Glass for the month OF
January. Friday afternoon the Current
Events Glass will be In charge OF Miss
Nan DUNCAN. Mrs. p. B. Lightne- viii
read a paper.
The Junior auxiliary Of Emmanuel
Episcopal Church will hold dance at
the Parish building on Monday even
ing.
Henry Loveless, aged as years, OF
near kirkwood, died last night Of dou-
BILE pneumonia which followed an at
tack OF the influenza. lie was an un-
Gle Of Bert Loveless Of New Castle
At a meeting Of the Junior Order
American Mechanics the following ON
,ers were elected: Counsellor, Walter
Kern; vlce-counsellor, George Kern
financial secretary, Robert Vantine;
Harry ]. Rothrock corre-
spending secretary, Fred Wilhelme; as
sistant corresponding secretary, John C. |
Leach; outside sentinel, Frank Farmer;
inside sentinel, Harry Ingle; warden, !
William Thompson; conductor, Morton |
Bennett; representative TO State Coun-
I'll. Fred Wilhelme.
Miss Bertha Ball was treated at the |
Delaware Hospital, Wilmington, yes
.erday for a hemorrhage caused by a
Iooth being extracted.