Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
NEWS OF THE DAY
AT NEW CASTLE
Celebration of the Centennial of
Methodism Held in Naza-
rcth Church.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle Nov a. The celebration
oft the centennial anniversary of the es-
tablshment Of Methodism WAS begun 10
day and will continue tomorrow IN Naza-
reth NJ. t. Church The program for to-
day is ms follows: 10 O'Clock. district stew
arts meeting and devotional services
1890 roll call; l045 experience meetlngt
including tithiug experience, ] ! 30 ANNUAL
business meeting, II. Ia luncheon and
addresses: Afternoon session will be IN
charge of the district Epworth league !;
40 Devotional service IN charge OF Presi-
dent Mills ,, appointment oi nomlna-
tional committee, 2 l5 Tho Real Mission
of the Epworth League, Rev. I Blair
Ely; 230, devotional service, Rev. ]. j
Sard, 3, How To have n Successful
Junior League, Mrs s NJ. Keen Best
Methods of How 10 Bring Our Young
People INTO Church, DIR J. ". X sum
walt, Personal Evangelism Discussion
Life Service, Rev. w G.. Harris; election
of officers, conservation service IN charge
OF Rev J. r Bicking Tonight M 73o
song service. conducted by choir \, a)ne
Hundred Y ears of Newt Castle Methodlsm,
Rev. J. r. Bicking; $40 song service,
Rev DIR Frank Burgette Short.
Mrs J Ernest Phillips president ot the
New Castle Century Club has appointed
for the month Of November Mrs. Andrew
Eliason, chairman of the current events
class and Mrs Henry Kite, assistant chair
man The meetings Of the current
events class are held each Friday. II n
meeting Of the Board on Mondav evening
eleven new members were admitted com
prIslng Mrs George W Greenwood, Mrs
Johu Schuchardt, Mrs + NcCauley, Mrs.
James I. Elaaon, Jr Mrs gorge v
Birmingham Ethel swan Irrna laquette
Marion Gu4cmau Edna Messlck, Anna
Davidson and Miss Nelson
This evening large number Of mem
bers Of ST Johns lodge, M 2 \ I 4
4. NJ will visit the auditorium of the
Wilmington High School 70 attend the
anniversary of the masonic birthday Of
George Washington.
Yesterday afternoon nj 3 tho funeral
of James KINNEY, who died ~ Earn
hurst was held The services were con
ductcd in Emmanuel Church by Rev
James II carp and nterment was made
III the family burial plot IN the cemetery
adjoining the church
Alfred Thompson, A resident Of Iiarrs
Corner who Is eInplovcd on the Applebs
tAiu III. y III Wiz ~ thtf't NfsNt'tdt VIM ~ Z
when he was kicked on tho left elbow ~
a horse was treated Yesterday for severe
confusion Of the bone
Mrs James Bennett and Mrs Kat
Becker who have been III from ptomalne
poison supposed to have been caused from
eating oysters. are convalescluR
This evening masked social viii be-
gwen members Of the SUNDAY school
class of the First Baptist Church by their
teacher. Miss Fiafcnrc street IN the social
rooms oi the church
Next "Wednesday morning n 10 fhc
Ladies Aid Socicty Of tho First Baptist
Church Will conduct y soup and hot roll
sale
CITY, Council and the Trustees Of tie
Common wlll meet tomorrow afternoon
with representatives II the Delaware
Water Improvement Co. and the New
Castle Water Go, and the purchase by
the clty IF the two plants. will be discussed
City Council Will meet tomorrow eve
ning
The Board Of Education on recommenda-
tian II Professor Henry E. Snaveiv de-
ciled to procure two additiona, gas ranges
and tv"acp sewing machines for the HON