Evening journal., 1920-12-13

Wednesday evening. when a dramatic
sketch will be put on by the visitors
for the benent OF the members and
their immediate families.
on Thursday evening. Miss Grace
Sage, a Philadelphia el0culiOnist, will
read the play Our Country Cousin. ="
In the opera House, at 5 o'clock. for
the benefit OF Caesar Rodney Chap
ter No. 8, order OF Eastern Star.
Permission has been granted the
New Castle High School Athletic As
sOciatiOn by the Masonic Temple As
sociatiOn, TO hold their basketball
games in the Opera House New Cas-
Tie High has some likely material from
which 10 select a team. A game is
being arranged for next saturday
evening. Anumber OF young men OF
this city have offered their services
as coach. and the boys OF the High
School expect 10 make a good show
ing this winter.
At a special meeting OF the mem
bers Of the First Baptist Church, last
evening. following the regular ser
vice. Erby Davis, who has been con
Quoting services in the Hazel Dell Mis-.
sion, near Rose Hill, was licensed e
preach and administer the sacrament
OF the Lords supper 10 his congrega.
tion. Mr.. Davis Is a member OF IN,
local church.
The first trolley car leaving th'
New Castle car barn OF the Whining
ton and Philadelphia Traction Com
pany, yesterday morning, in charg'
OF MOt0rman Frank CarrOw and Con
ductor Allen Marhias, was derailed OF
| second street about o'clock. ang
blocked trafilc south OF N at point To-
several hours. The cause OF derail
mont was a broken axle. The car
after abOnt three hours work, wa
taken TO the barn in a crippled con
dition.
There will be a business session o
the New Castle Century Club tOmOr
row evening, in the club rooms.
musical and literary program will b.
given following the business session
IL was decided yesterday by "a
lChristiana p resbyterian Sunda,
School 10 hold their Christmas enter
tainment on IN ursday evening, De
cember 30. A miscellaneous program
will be given.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF IN
Christiana Presbyterian Church wi
meet at the home OF the Rev. and Mr.,
David Reed, pastor, next Thursda
evening at o'clock.
Asa Smith, who has been conflne
TO his home with rheumatism for IN
past two weeks, has improved an
will resume his duties on the Stat
Road today.
Eleanor Hewlett. the 7-year-ol
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hev
lett, OF West Fifth street, suffered
broken arm while playing meas h,
home yesterday. Or. Lewis Book,
I reduced the fracture.
The Rev. Fred ]. Cochran. pastor {
the Lebanon NJ. +. Church, at RC
Lion, was unable 10 nh his pulp
I yesterday, owing TO being confined
his bed from a severe cold. bOrle
ing on pneumonia, the result OF e,
posure while cutting wood in
pearby woods. The Rev. Seth o. Gi
2 bon, Of ST. Georges, preached.
Mrs. j. T. Ratledge, Red Lion,
z suffering with a severely sprain,
E ankle. sustained while In WilmingtC
2 market Saturday.
r William II. sharp, contractor.
0 East Orange, n. j.. who purchasl
;, barracks and bungalows, known
r the Peel Construction Company
G property, formerly used 10 house n
g soldiers and wOrkmen employed at u
] rifle range and the Bethlehem Loadii
I plant, during The war, is razing IN G
4 and shipping the lumber 10 his hon
e town. A number OF men from N
- city are employed on the Job. wi
r. William II. Davies supervising Il
% work. II is said the work will
= completed by January 4, 1921.
The annual Christmas sing will
n held in the First Baptist Church, Su
r day evening, December 26, when 81
y cial music, now being prepared. "
u be used. The annual Christmas {
m tertainment will be held January
q 1921.
It The Misses Mae and Margaret Fe
d OF BOothwyn, are spending some III