Evening journal., 1920-12-18
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Another Hold-Up, But
Highwaymen Are Still
at Large
Mr.. GREENHAWK
VISITS SCOUTS
speeIal 10 ma Evenlng Iomnal.


h0ld-up OF a citizen Of this commun-
ity occurred Thursday evening, and
the highWayman who has committed so
many roheries during the past few
weeks is stll at large.
John Wallace, an iS-year-old High
School pupil, who resides on West
sixth street with his widowed mother,
was accosted by two men late Thurs
day evening as he was walking east
on fremont street, from the home Of
friends on Fifth street. Before being
accosted he had hidden his watch,
rings and money and therefore lost
nothing. When accosied, the hold-up
men demanded his money. On being
told by the young man that he had
nothing they replied, "Oh, its only
boy"
Many residents are carrying arms
and assert they will give the f'owler
warm reception should they meet
him.
Frank A. Greenhawk, chief execu-
tive OF the Boy Scouts Of Delaware,
addressed the boys OF troop No. 4
this city last evening In the Old
armory. His discussion was partloul-
arly on The sea scout problem ana
problems 10 interest the older scouts
lie explained the principles OF sea
scouts and the method OF becoming
one. He said troop 4. at Its present
standing. numerically. was entitled TO
three boats and as soon as two quail
ned the other seven needed 10 man a
boat may be selected from among the
scouts or even tenderfeet over y
wears Of age. The Inauguration OF
president-elect Warren G. Harding was
discussed and Mr. Greenhawk told ne
boys that the national officers of the
r... C.,t.fa - A-,.nrler moro IpSirnnc
OF having large delegation Of
Delaware boys attend the Inaugural
tion which would b. al the minimum
cost OF $40 Several boys, member
the scouts, he sad, would be used 10
assist the police at the inauguration
several members Of Troop expressed
me desire TO attend and Scout Ny
Edward H. NaylOr, Jr, under who's
guidance the boys have achieved the
honor OF being one Of the best scout
troops IN the State, promised EFFORTS
" The Rev. George T. Street, pastor
OF the First Baptist Church Of this
CITY Will preach at Al o'clock tomor-
row morning on The Minimum and
Maximum Christian In the evening
he will speak at 7 O'Clock on Vile
Declsions." Sunday School at ~
O'Clock IN the morning.
n has been decided TO have the bell
on the Immanuel Episcopal Ghurch
rtne at OBS O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing 10 remind the people Of the starV-
ing children In Central and Eastern
Ftrope. whom IL Is hoped the people
viii remember in the Christmas char
ftv. The Rev. Joseph H. carp Will be
glad 10 receive the names OF any per.
sons, willing 10 pay for the suppov
al the starving children, from nov
until next harvest. The cost or sucl
an act will be $40 The above reuues
and ringing Of the bell Will be In ac
eordance with the request OF the ~
Rev. philip Cook, ID, Bishop OF IN
Diocese OF Delaware.
Until recent years Il was the oustot
Of celebrating Holy Communion In IN
Emmanuel Church. at midnight Christ
mas eve. AZ the urgent request OF
number OF members the re-establ ish
ment OF the custom VIII take plac
on this Christmas eve.
AT 730 o'clock tomorrow mornnl
Holy Communion viii be celebrate,
IN the Emmanuel Church. At 1913
o'clock the celebration OF Holy Com
munion will be followed by a sermOi
by the rector, ,ahe Rev. Joseph II. Ear
on "ln as much as Ye have done !
unto the least OF these, ye have don
III U0IN Me-. CunuhN rlMNNA anu NNN
ming services as usual,
Miss Irene NJ. Trutt, OF Wes
Fourth street viii be married. TO Ar
thur C. Siemon, OF Philadelphia, a
9f5 o'clock this afternoon In lmman
uel Church, by the Rev. Joseph 1
carp. rector. The wedding march WI
be PLAYED by George II. Madden, on
ganist OF the church The bride Wi
be given away by her brother Georg
Truitt OF Philadelphia. The weddin
will be a quiet AFFAIR, no Invitation
having been issued.
The Rev. ] s. Blcklne pastor OF N
New Castle Methodist Church wi
preach In that church at 1880 o'cloc
tomorrow morning on "The Chris
mas Spirit" Sunday school an
Baraca Glass at . O'Clock In the afte
noon EpWOrth League al o'clOc
Under the leadership OF Charles Tow
send first vice-presldant. AZ Z.
o'clock. the pastor will speak
"Thou Shalt Cali His Name Jesus" -"
The Rev. 5 Beattie Wylle, pastor
the First Presbyterian Church, W
preach a Christmas sermon in IN
church at 1890 o'clock tomorro
morning Sunday school at 2 o'clO
IN charge OF Prank Long, superinie
dent Sermon by the pastor at Z
o'clock in the evening.
The annual Christmas entertal
ment by members OF the Sund
school Of the First preshyieri
Church, will be held in the Sund
school room next Wednesday evenil
followed by a treat to the pupils
the school.
The third quarterly meeting OF I
Bethany u. A. NJ e. Church will
held in that church tomorrow M
ing at 8 o'clock, followed by a "LC
Feast" The pastor, the Rev. W.
Guy. will be In charge. The Rev w
RYDER, presiding elder, viii preach
1890 o'clock Sunday school will
held at i30 O'Clock The Rev. A.
Shernard, Of St. Paul's Church. "
mington, will preach at $50 O'Clock
the afternoon. The Rev. Q. A Lew
master Of ceremonies AT 1.30 o'clC
in the evening, the Rev. A. Boyer
Wilmington, viii preach.
John p Murphy, postmaster
nounced the following list Of persl
having unclaimed mail at the 10
post Office up TO yesterday noon N
James B. Brady. Jos Campbell
and Mrs. Charles Dagger. DENTS
.naciutO, Morris LeVithan, Sc
Luigi Caedu nj Gu Lopez f2l.
p8squale, CapOnetti NazzarenO, u
c. Offutt & Son, Joaseph pasQu'
Mrs. Mary r. Reihm, Mr.. Same Rah
z. T. Shetzler t2), Nine. Fred Stew
and Eslado Undo Wolfe.
Boys of the Manuel Training
partment Of the local High Sci
have started TO make the heavy ,
screen for the inside Of the wind
Of the Opera House and also
shield for the light fixtures to pro