Evening journal., 1920-11-13
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Republicans Celebrate Vic
tory With Parade in Which
500 Take Part
CENTURY CLUB TO
HAVE SOCIAL NIGHT
Special to the Evening Journal.

! special TO the Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. Nov. i3-According
10 schedule the large Republican
street parade was held last evening
representative delegations from New
port. Delaware City. Bear Christana
ana other nearby points assisted the
local Republicans. in celebrating the
great Republican victory Of November
Notwithstanding the cold wave
which visited this section, about 500
persons were in line. CARRYING red
lights and torches.
Jesse A. Mckay, and William W
Leach headed the demonstrations fol-
lowed by the New Castle Band. which
lead about i5O dyed-in- -the-wool e re-
publlcanS. The decorated floats and
Trucks followed. then came the Mount
Vernon Band the local Negro mlsi-
clans, followed by about 200 Negro
men and women. Several paraders rid
ing decoI1ted horses formed the next
SECTION followed by % automobile
touring cars filled with cheering Re
publicans.
The parade formed at Third and
ehrstnut streets. and proceeded IN
second street, thence to Delawar. and
out Delaware street TO Sixth street To
the Wilmington Fibre Specially plant
from mere they marched to Ninth
street and through Shavvfown and
back TO the old Court House where
they counhermarched, and led by Geo
w. Burris, county road superv sor.
gave Three lusty cheers for President
elect Warren G. Harding and the sue
ceSsful Republican ticket. National
State and county. The paraders were
dismissed with a rOusng cheer for the
National emblem and the country for
Mlnch II stands. In which men and
women OF all political faith Joined
Az The meeting Of the New Castle
century Club, next Tuesday evening.
IoiloWlng the BUSINESS session, there
VIII De social evening at cards This
event is for the members Of The cIuh
only. There will be three different
KINDS OF games, whist, bridge and $40.
iollowing which refreshments Will be
served. The committee in charge is
Miss Bertha Lambson. Mrs. Matilda
van Trump and Miss Elizabeth Light !
ner.
The usual Sunday services will be
held in Emmanuel Church, tomorrow
with the Rev. Joseph II. carp, rector.
The Rev. s. Beatt.e Wiley pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church vii |
conduct the usual services in that
church tomorrow.
The Rev. George T. Street, pastor Of
me First Baptist Church, will preach |
tomorrow morning at a O'Clock i'm |
mat church, on Radiant Christian |
The Sunday school will convene
IN the. auditorium at 10 o'clock. The |
christian Endeavor Society will he |
held IN The Sunday school room OF the |
cnurch at Gao o'clock in the evening. |
hW f... 4
on TYPES OF Conversion" "
Al the Methodist Church tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock the pastor. |
the Rev. J. r. B'cking will sneak on /
"Ihe Reality OF Love" Tho Rev. I p /
HILL or Wilmington. will address ihe |
members OF the Baraca Glass tomor- |
row afternoon at . o'clock i'm the so 4
cial rooms. The Sunday school in
cnafge OF George T. Tobin. superin-
tenuent VIII convene in the Sunday 4
scnoOl room at = o'clock. A meeting /
81 the Epworth League will be held In
lhe main auditorium Of the church af
O'Clock, followed by a sermon al : S0 l.
Anchors"
A farewell card party was given bv
councilman and Mrs John 7. StoOps
asst night al Their home. IN honor OF
Ihelr daughter, Mrs. Walter Lorenz
~ Nt.it h'i ouAlt lldN Dftn spending
about three months with them and i
VINO VIII leave for her home In NIL
Naukee on Monday.
The local plant Of the American
Steel Company is closed /
Today, owing to repairs being made 10
me several elevators on the plant.
Members OF the Good Will nre com
pany will give a dance in The 0pera
House on Wednesday evening. Noven.- I
Industray Council No. %. Jr. o. L.
4. NJ. QUOT team will play the rr d.
o. A. NJ. guard QUOT team next Tues
lay evening at 72s Market street. vii
nington. This is the fourth game OF
he winter tournament for the quoil |
OF the New Castle 4
county Jr o. Z. A. NJ Quot League.
The local representatives won their
lrst game last Tuesday evening. when
hey defeated the strong Eureka
Council team. OF Wilmington. three
straight games. This places Industry
and Diligent Council teams in a tie
'or first place, with an average OF
COO.
The thermometer in front Of Chal- J
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