Evening journal., 1920-07-31
srANnING m THE CLIRS

Bible school at the First Baptist
Church at 10 O'Clock tomorrow will
be in charge Of 5. Hickman Hewitt,
superintendent. There will be no
preaching service in the morning, the
pastor. the Rev. George T. Street, hav-
Ing accepted an invitation to preach
In the Second Baptist Church, VIII
mingion. The Lords supper Will be
observed in the evening when persons
recently baptized by Mr. Street also
will be received into the church.
The Rev. J. r. Bicking, pastor, VIII
preach in Nazareth Church tomorrow
morning at A O'Clock on sinai ana
calvary" At the twilight service, at
Z O'Clock. his subject will be Three
Steps to Forgiveness.
Officer Lenoir arrested Nathan Boul--
den. Benjamin Carol and Michael
Caulk Yesterday afternoon, for fight-
ing. at Third and Delaware streets
10 was shown that Caulk had acci-
dentaliy run into one Of the other
men. Boulden was found guilty. rep
rimanded and assessed the costs,
Thomas Hoffman, Of Third street.
employed at the American Manganese
steel Company's plant, had piece OF
steel removed from his eye yesterday
by DR.. Lewis Booker
L. Heaton, an employe Of the Amer
lean Manganese Steel Company. was
taken 10 the oflce OF Dr. Lewis Book
er yesterday, suffering with lacera-
tions OF the face, received by the
breaking Of an emery wheel.
At a meeting OF the official board
OF Nazareth Church on Wednesday
evening it was decided TO accept the
offer OF Mrs. David Stewart. owner, 10
sell the lot, which the Baracca Class
recently equipped and opened as
public playground. Although the deal
has not been cOnsummated this en-
terprising and pubhc-spirited class
expects to be able TO announce in the
near future that this playground Is
al their next meeting to place one
or two lights on the ground.
Lee Davidson, OF State Road had
his Ford runabout stolen from in
front Of George Davis store, Bear.
last night Learning that boys had
driven OF with the car. Clayton Ap-
pleby, with Mr.. Davidson, In his over
land car. gave chase. They were
pressing the thieves so hard, that the
Ford was ditched The boys took TO
the woods. The local and Whining
ton police were notified.
The contract for painting the au-
ditOrium Of Nazareth Church has
been awarded 30 William f. Linton
and Company, OF Wilmington.
The New Castle baseball team will
play St. Paurs team OF Wilmington
this afternoon at Battery Park.
Several reasons have been adj
vanced by interested persons for the
lay-off. which takes place today at
the local plant OF the Penn Seaboard
Steel Corporation. One Is lack Of ma
terial because OF the freight embar-
goes; lack Of sale for the company
product and the high cost OF labor.
Barton Hopkins, OF Rodney farm and
James McMahon, OF Reed farm,
threshed their wheat yesterday. They
got an average Of 30 bushels to the
acre
Patrick Sullivan, formerly OF this
town. visited his brother. Matthew
Sullivan, yesterday. 10 has been %
years since Mr.. Sullivan left here and
hfs relative had received no word
from him in that time. He loft last
evening for San Francisco.
Mrs. l.. DeSsau and daughters, Elma,
Florence and Bernice, OF Philadelphia,
are visiting her mother, Mrs. George
Williams, Of Second street.
Joseph Snavely and family. who
have been visiting Mr.. Snavely's
brother, Prof II. Z. Snayely, super
intendent OF the local schools, for the
past week, left yesterday afternoon