Evening journal., 1920-10-16

champ; O'Clock. Our Sunday School
Situation. by Rev. Milton Mccain;
23O O'Clock. Is the Ideal Sunday
School Possible? by Rov. Ralph l..
A1nker; 3 O'Clock. The Tithe, Its Ma
ture and Effects, by Rev. C. l.. Hub
bard; l.30 O'Clock, Conference Of
Group Heads, DR.. NJ. S Swartz.
Friday evening-73O o'clock, song
and devotional service; s o'clock. ad-
dress by Bishop William Frazer Nc
Dowels resident bishop Of the Wash
ington Area; when the new organ is
installed another Centenary Celebra-
ilOn Will be held at which the former
pastors will speak each evening.
Our Record" eXemplined by the
use Of a phOnograph, the mechanic
1 ism OF which will be explained by
George II. Street. Jr., viii be the sub
iect OF the sermon in the First Bap-
list Church. tomorrow, by the Rev.
George T. Street. pastor. This SER
vice will be preceded by the devO-
tlOnal hour in charge Of the Christian
Endeavor SOCioty. The Bible School,
5. Hickman Hewitt, superintendent,
viii be held In the Sunday school
room OF the church at 10 O'Clock, fol-
lowed by morning worship and ser
mon by the pastor.
The usual services will be held In
the Emmanuel Episcopal Church TO-
morrow in charge OF the Rev. Joseph
II. carp, rector.
The Rev. S. Beattie Wylie, pastor OF
The First Presbyterian Church. will
be In charge Of the usual services in
that church, tomorrow.
A game Of basketball has been ar
ranged by the management Of the
New Castle basketball team, 10 be
played in Salem. n j., against the Old
oak team OF that place, on December
a. The local team Is cndeaVOring 10
get the use of the old armOry.
About 80 members Of Adephla Lodge
No. 8. Knights Of Pythias. Of this city.
accompanied by 40 candidates for
membershlp, motored TO Wilmington
lase evening in John Montgomery's
bus, where they attended the class
initiation Of several candidates. Tho
ten taken from here were given the
lrst degree.
Amos Redding, Negro. OF East
/ Fourth street. was arrested Yesterday
my Onlcers Lnoir and Tobn on
a warrant charging him with
Weeping a vicious dog II was testi-
/ ned at the hearing before MAYOR
Eckles, last night. That the dog had
bitten Jacob Burton. the complainant
Or Julius Dodd cauterizcd the wound.
The mayor sentenced Reddng 20 pay
the doctor'c bill and The costs Of
: prosecution. The mayor also ordered
him 10 shoot the dog.
ono OF the most beautiful display
OF flowers is 10 be seen In the garden
Of George Bacon. on Delaware street
above Fourth street lie has cosmos
more than fifteen feet high. His dis
/ play OF dahlias Is also fine
! Elizabeth Doris. the three-mOnths'-
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
/ Doris, Is seriously ill Or. Drice s. Val
lett, tgh attending physician. removed
her adnoids yesterday.
John Tobn. proprietor Of the bar
Der shop on Delaware street. north Of
Fourth street, will remove 10 the old
picture house building as soon as the
rCmodellng, which Is now being done.
IS completed The shop now used by
Mr.. Tobln. win then be occupied by
owen Sehridan. owner. who VIII con
duct a wall paper store
b Word has been received by Mrs.
David stewart. Of Fourth and Della
ware stroets. that her laughter, Ruth
who recently married john Wilson, OF
Denver. Col. has been suffering for
several weeks with typhoid fever. al
her home in Denver but is convalesc-
ing.
George Brown. an Ofllce employe Of
the $. S. Deemer Steel Casting Com
pany OF this city, is suffering with a
severe attack OF umbagO. Dr. Julius
Dodd Is IN attendance and reports him
as much improved.
Many friends OF Mrs r.. p. Pinder.
who has been IN for several months
and for the past week. has been In a
critical condition were glad 10 learn
last evening she was showing sllchl
signs OF Improvement
Mrs. skinner pinder. Of Prices Cor
ner. Md. Mrs. Eldrige Wilson. Of Viii
mington, and Mrs. w. G. Harrington,
Of Bear Station. spent yesterday as
teh guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. IL
Pinder, Of Sixth and South streets.
Mrs Annie Allen, OF SeafOrd who
has been seriously IN at the home OF