Evening journal., 1920-03-13
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NEW CASTLE, March i3-Ailss Mabe
Eskrldge, a junior in the High School
was the successful competitor Of IN,
schools OF this city, in the essay con
test under Government direction on
What Benefits are Derived from Army
Enlistment"
The standing OF tie players. who art
c0ntesting in the pool tournament, now
in progress at the Dougherly Pool Par
iors, follows: A. Gallagher. POO points
Corley, 200; Susie. 1913; j. Gallagher
iSs; Kerns, i7G; Husheback. i51; Ros-
sell, iii; .Lawler, il3; Barnes, iii
Gooden, IA; Proud, 1870: Mckay, i26,
Derrlckson. i26; Paxson, ii0; Hocken-
berry. i06: Preston. 70.
The Current Events Glass Will meet
In the Century Club rooms next Tues
day evening when a musicale will be
given. Mrs. Edward Nay0r is the chair
man Of The committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holcomb are spending
the weekend at Rehoboih Beach.
Miss Myrtle Bunting, teacher OF do
nestle science in the public schools, is
spending the weekend in Philadelphia
Rumor has it that a representative Of
a dye manufacturing concern and sew
eral representatives Of a shirt waist
firm were here yesterday looking FOR
factory sites.
Willis ClOthier, who has been suffer
ing with boils. is now nursing very
painful one on the head just over the
right eye.
Mrs. William Cunningham, Of Elk
ton. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ira
Duling here.
The usual services VIII be held In the
First Baptist Church tomorrow, the
Rev. George T. Street preaching both
morning and evening, The Christian
Endeavor Society service will be In
charge Of Arthur Wilson. Wilmington,
singing evangelist. Mr.. Wilson and his
wife will assist with the revival SER
vices. following the Christian Endeavor
meeting.
Memorial services will be held In
Rose Hill school house, at the Sunday
school hour, tomorrow afternoon. The
Rev. George r. Street viii be In charge.
These services viii be held in memory
Of Beatrice JOchen, who died OF diph-
iberia the early part Of this week. Miss
Young women Of that section.
The Rev. Joseph H. carp will preach
IN Emmanuel Church tomorrow morn
ing. on How the Protestant Episcopal
Church Keeps Lent" and In the eve
ming. on ~rhe Christian Use OF Time
Miss Louise Ellason Is editor OF The
Emmanuel" for the month Of March.
The Rev. J. r. Blcking VIII preach In
Nazareth NJ. z. Church tomorrow morn
ing on the subject, Vessels Meet For
the Masters Use In the evening the
pastor will preach on "The Pearl OF
Great Price"
An opportunity will be given at each
service 10 those desiring 10 unite with
the church. In the morning the junior
choir will sing "The Lord is Ny Shep-
herd and in the evening "The Fathers
Love" The last quarterly conference
VIII be held in the church next Tues
day evening, when Or. Robert Watt will
speak.
The usual services will be held in
the First Presbyterian Church tomor-
row with the Rev. B. s. Wiley, pastor
in charge
The annual dance Of the n. C. II. s.
will be held in the opera House on
Monday evening. April 3.
4 bake will be held in No. 3 School on
Saturday morning All kinds Of pies,
cakes and bread win be on sale. The
proceeds will go toward the school
room.
Earl Thomas, who has been spending
several days in this city, has returned
TO his home in Philadelphia.
Harry Hance has moved his balinr
machine from 6. s. Deemer's farm to
his own farm.
Charles Ingram. who has been work
ing in Philadelphia for several months,
has accepted a position at the Baldt
Steeel Company.
Mrs. Janvier's Sunday school class
held a bake this morning at 10 o'clock
in Challenger's drug store. All kinds
OF pies, cakes and bread were on sale.