Evening journal., 1920-09-25
news GOSSIP
IN new CASTLE
Visit of Bishop Mcdowell
of Washington Has Been
Postponed
CHURCHES START
WINTER SCHEDULE
snecIal 10 The EyenInr Ionrnal.

other local organizations have re-
sumed their fall meetings. The drec-
Tors Of the club will hold business
session next Saturday evening. A bake
and vegetable sale will take place at
me club next Saturday morning. at
10 o'clock, for the mortgage fund.
At the First Baptist Church tomor-
row, the services in charge OF the
pastor. the Rev. George r. Street, will
be held at the following hours: Bible
School at 10 o'clock, followed by wor-
ship and sermon by the pastor, on
Yhe Building Of a Christian" In the
qening' at 7-50 o'clock, the sermon
VIII De on the subject, The Wisdom
Of the World and the Church Com
zared."
Last night brought out the largest
. attendance OF the week at the carni-
val, being conducted on the school
green, by The Good viii Volunteer
firemen.
Today is the last Tor this season.
That advanced time VIII be sffe,tlv.
\, o'clock tomorrow morning, all
clocks VIII be set hack one hour. IL
the ordinance passed by City Council
IS used as a guide. All church SER
vices Will be held according 10 stand
ard time tomorrow.
Tomorrow marks Se resumption
e OF the usual winter Schedule OF the
New Castle Methodist Church. begin
ming IN the morning at $50 O'Clock
with class meeting In charge Of John
Hendrix. This will be followed by
the usual preaching service at which
the Rev. j. r. Bicking, pastor, will
take The Heavenly Pilgrimage" as
the theme Of his sermon at 1890
O'Clock. The sunday school will be
held at o'clock with George r. To
bin, superintendent, in charge. At 7
O'Clock the EpwOrih League Will 40 0.
followed by a song service. At 7.30
o'clock the pastor will speak on "A
POwerless Resurrection"
Owing to a delay in installing the
new pipe organ and removing the old
organ the work OF renovation and re-
modelling the NJ. Z. Church auditorium
has been held up Bishop w. r. Me
DOwell, OF Washington, was sched-
uled 10 be at the church Sunday, Oc-
tober 10, but owing t0 these conditions
his Visit has been postponed until
Friday evening during the district
convention, which Is to be held in the
church In November.
The usual services will be held in
. the Emmanuel p. +. Church tonor-
row.
The Rev $. Beattle Wylie. pastor
Of the First Presbyterian Church OF
this city, will conduct the usual ser
vices in that church tomorrow.
There Will be no services in The
Lebanon NJ. 4. Church at Red Lion. to-
morrow, owing TO an sll-d3y service
in the Glasgow NJ. =. Church. which
in IN the same circuit. At the lalicr
church at 1890 O'Clock. there will be
a SarmOn bYfthe Rev. Robert Wait,
D. r.. district superintendent Of the
Wilmington district, followed by the
quarterly conference. At230 the Rev,
Frank HeTson. Of Newark, will preach
and at 7.30 o'clock there Will be "a
sermon by the Rev. 5. n pilchard OF
Georgetown Sunday school service
Will be held at Bear Station at 230
o'clock
About 30 members Of the Ladies'
Aid SOcety OF the Christiana presby-
terian Church, met at the home OF
Mrs George +. Davis last evening and
transacted routine business. Tie bust
ness meeting was followed by refresh
mcnts
Tho rummage sale OF old and new
materials by the Emmanuel Parish
Guild, VIII ch was 30 have been held
on October 7, has been advanced and
Will b held on October 6. Besides old
ana new articles there Will be a va
rie.y fcanned trait iellics. vegata-
ble5 aud various other artlcies Of
fered for sale. The canned goods were
all put UP by housewives.
Arrangements have been made for a
mass meeting OF men and women by
the Republ can leaders Of this city, to
be held in front Of the Court house,
next Tuesday evening. when issues OF
the campaign viii be discussed by
several speakers There will be
music and singing by a male quartet.
several songs VIII be sung by the
audience
Ih-ry B Smith. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Smith OF this city. has been
residing for the past several weeks at
the Hotel Louise. received word yes
terd6y Of his appointment as a First
Lieutenant in the United states Army.
and viii resume the duties Of assistant
90 the quarlermaster at Philadelphia
on Monday. lie was a Major in the A.
T. with the 59th Pioneers. Smith
wae the nominee on the Democrats
ticket for Clerk OF the Peace. He has
dec ded TO withdraw from the ticket.
and has sent his resignation TO the
County Committee.
There will be another baseball
game between the Professional and
Business men and the Has Beens"
next Saturday for the benefit OF the
New Castle Health Center.
Several posters. announcing the Re
publican mass meeting for next Tues
day. which had been posted on poles
throughout the city, have been torn
down Three persons have been seen
doing this and II any further at
temfts are made 10 destroy the post
ers. It Is said prosecution will follow.
DR.. Brice s. Vallett operated on Lin
ton Driscoll. 7-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Driscoll yesterday for
adnOids.
Eugene Sheridan. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
John Sheridan. Fourth street will en-
ter the Delaware Hospital 10 undergo
an operation for internal troubles.
= Dr.. Brice :. Nallett, VINO has been at
tending advised the operation. Mt.
Sheridan recently underwent another
operation. His many friends wish
him a speedy and lasting recovery.
Mrs. Horace Fullmers and Miss
Emma Gebhart. OF Wilmington, spent
last evening at the carnival.
. Miss Nora Winslow, OF Delaware
street, Is visiting friends and relatives
in New York City.
Mrs. Bright Moody. OF Second
street, is confined to her home with
tonsilitis.
The Misses Regina Rothrock. Mary
Givison, Edna Cranslon and Mildred
Holiday, freshmen at Women's Col
lege, Newark, are weekend visitors
with their families here.
Miss Edna Rees, OF the Strand. is
spending the weekend with relatives
at Holly Oak.
Walter Hammond. OF Wilmington.
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Leach, West sixth street, yesterday.