Evening journal., 1920-12-11
NEWS GOSSIP
Of new CASTLE
Services Will be Devoted to
Cause of Education
Tomorrow
INSTALL NEW
LODGE OFFICERS
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

0ncc With a request contained IN
Communication received from A. r.
Spaid. State Commissioner Of Educa-
ton. the several ministers Of This city,
Will devote one OF the services in their
churches tomorrow, to-the cause Of
education The communication sent
out by Mr. Spaid was in accordance
with a request received by him from
Dr p. p. Claxton, United States Com
missioner Of Education. for all schools
throughout the country TO observe the
week OF December ,. as school week,
and ihat the several ministers Of the
Side. observe either sunday, Decem-
Der 3. or sunday December II, as
Edncational sunday.
Or. Spsid suggested the following
specific aims as topics for discussion:
First ITO secure regular school at
tendance :" second TO insure salts
factory health conditions in schools ~
third. ITO provide adequately-train
ieachers;n fourth, To make possible a
high school education for every
clnld." NTH. ITO convince the public
of.the worth Of educaiOn;" sixth, ITO
obtain adequate financial support for
the schools"
While every church will hold spe-
cal service sometime during the
worship tomorrow, the members Of
the New Castle Methodist Church will
hc especially favored by having Prof.
Henry y. Snavely, superintendent OF
the local Schools address them To-
morrow. The Rev. j. r.. Bickng, pas
tor OF the church. viii supplement
the address OF Prof. SnaVely, by
short talk in the interest OF educa-
ton
Al the other churches the pastors,
the Rev. Joseph II. carp, rector OF lm-
manuel Church, will speak at 1870
o'clock tomorrow morning on "A
Word For our Schools The Rev
George r. Street, pastor Of the First
Baptist Church, will speak tomorrow
evening, on some OF the Features Re-
lating 10 Our Public Schools" The
4Rov. 5. Beatlie Wylie, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church. VIII also
consider the subject At each OF the
Negro churches there Will be some
attention given these subjects at one
OF the services by their pastors.
In closing his appeal 10 the preach
ors. Dr. Spaid said. There are many
problems OF a social, economic or in
dustrial nature that must be settled
in the near future, and the church
and the school can render the needed
assistance"
Al the First Baptist Church, Erby
Davis. a member OF the church, WHO
established the Hazel Del Mission, and
has been conducting the services
there for more than year, viii speak
in the morning at "A O'Clock. The pas
tor the Rev George r. Street. viii be
IN charge Of the evenings educational
service. Bible School at 10 o'clock in
the morning
The Rev. ]. r. Bicklng, pastor Of
the Methodist Church. viii speak In
the morning on Treasures. New and
Old' sunday school and Raraca Glass
af . o'clock. The first meeting OF the
newly reorganized EpwOrth League
Will be held at Z O'Clock. with Charles
Townsend as leader. The evening ser
vice will be addressed by the Rev. J.
r. Bicking and Professor II. y. Snave-
ly The third quarterly conference
was held last evening in the Sunday
school room. with the Rev. Robert
Watt. ID. d., district superintendent Of
tho Wilmington district, in charge.
IN the Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
HOLY Communion will he celebrated
at 730 and 1890 o'clock tomorrow
morning. The latier services VIII he
followed by a sermon by the rector,
he Rev. Joseph H. Earp, on "a Word
FOR Our Public Schools" The other
services will be as usual
The Rev. s. Beattie Wylie will CON
duct the usual services in the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
The Rev A. r. Williams will preach
In the Bethany u. A. NJ y. Church To-
morrow morning at 1870 and The Rev.
William II. Guy. pastor, will preach
az % evening service, at 80 O'Clock.
Sunday school al 230 o'clock.
Several residents OF the city. rela-
lives OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry ID, McCul-
loueh. Milford received announce
mcnts of the marriage OF their daugh-
Ter. Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Ia
Samuel Carl Simpson. on December 8
Mrs. William r. Harrington, nf Bear
Station. who was recently success
FULLY operated ON al The Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital, Wilmington
for sail stones. will be discharged
from that Institution Monday.
There VIII be p Joint meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society and the Youne
PEOPLES Branch of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union Of the
New Castle Methodist Church. Mon
tlay evening al o'clock Mrs. Ada
npSilNa OF New York city will address
ihe meeting Following The address
musical and literary entertainment
Vlll be given by the Y. p. p. Of the
~ C.. T. r.. and as a closing foaiur,
refreshments viii be served by the
Iadics' Aid Society OF the Church
The first practice game by The Hleh
School basketball candidates was held
inst evening IN the parish house
-s4hero will be several games Of thi.
Il rharacler. before the team Is selected
While making repairs 10 the boat
'Hauoli" belonging TO the DeniOI
-. Lumber Company. lying at Delaware
street wharf. samuel Foster accident
ally f'n through an open hatch ant
severely strained his ankle
q. F. c. Hance. Of Firth street. who
recently returned from Detroit. Mich
was oneraied on by Or. Jones. Of vii.
minrton having his tonsils removed
Yesterday
The Penn Literary Society of IN,
New Castle High School gave It's sec
ond entertainment OF The season YES.
icrd7v The program follows. Sing
ing hv the school; Foreign Current
Events. by Harold Hohh. recitation
BY Miss Mae Jones: Domestic Current
Events. by Oakley Eskridge: i'm.
prnmptu description OF how 20 M ;
sleeve In a dress bv Chester Green
wood; school witticisms. by Charlie,
King. violin solo. hv Edward Truiil
and song by the school.
The officers OF Caesar Rodney Chan
icr No Order ~ Eastern star hav,
been working under a special disnen
safion since IFS Institution. Tho char
ter was received hv fhe order las
Thursday senin0 and tho officers in
stalled by Past WORTHY Natron Iuli
NJ Story. Of Delaware Chapter No.
assisted bv Mrs Lizzie Wise. as mar
shall OF Julia NJ Story Chanter. Mr.
~ Dorsey, as chanlain. of Radlar
Chapter: and Miss p. Brown. OF Dels
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