Evening journal., 1920-11-05
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Bishop Mcdowell Will
Speak at M. E. Church An
niyersary Tonight
OFFICERS OF FIRE
co. NOMINATED
specIal D The EyenIns journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 5.-The last
DAYS services OF the centennial ami
Nersary Of the inception OF Method
ism in this city, began on schedule
This morning with a large congrega-
tion present TO receive the speaker.
the Rev. lVanh0e willis. who con-
cucted the 30 minute devotional serv
ice. following whtrh an address on
How 10 Increase Church Attendance, "
was given by the Rev r. w. Green
field. An address on "The secret
Of a Live Prayer Meeting" was given
by the Rev. u. J Given The Rev. n.
w Ewing read a paper on "The Inn
Doriance Of Good Literature" At
1915 o'clock the Rev r. II. Dashicl
spoke on "The Minister as a
Prophet"
The pastor The Rev. J. r. Bicking.
spoke on "The Church Playground. '
Following which the Rev. NJ r.
Swariz. area secretary, read a paper
on Keeping The Centenary Alive and
up-to-Date" The Rev. ]. II. Beau
champ addressed the congregation for
the next thirty minutes on "Our Good
Will Industries" The remaining
thirty minutes OF the morning ses-
sion was taken up In asking and an
sNering questions. Luncheon was
served IN the church dining rooms at
1890 o'clock
The afternoon and evening pro
gram for today follows:
las O'clock -Devotions conducted
by Rev, Y. r Beauchamp.
o'clock-"Our Sunday School Sit
uaiion," Rev Milton McCann.
230 O'clock-"ls the Ideal Sunday
School Possible" Rev. Ralph l..
MInker
o'clock Opportunity for ques-
tions here
$40 o'clock -"The Tithe. It's Ma.
ure and Effects" Rev. nr. C. l.. Hub
bard
O'Clock Opportunity FOR ques-
tions.
5aO Conference With the Grour
Heads" Or NJ p. Swariz.
30 o'clOck-SOng and devotional
service; address by Bishop William
Fraser Mcdowell. resident bishop OF
Washington area.
At the monthly meeting N the Good
VIII fire company Wednesday eve,
ming, held In the fire hall, the follow
ing officers were nominated 90 hi
voted FRO thr flrst wednesday eve
ming IN December. Theodore w Cav.
ender. FOR president: Walter Slhley
vice-prcsident: James McDevltt. sec.
rciary. Charles Doucherty. Treasures
Theodore w Cavender. Charfe,
Douchorty and Jesse A. Mckay. trus
tees. james Y Campbell and Jesse 4
Mckay, for chief of the department
Zone "a he elected; John Mcneviit
for FIRST assistant chief OF the depart
mcnt: James Freeherry and Walter
Sihley for second assistant chief lonl
10 be elected: John Mcneviit Iessl
A Mckay. Frank j Madden. Frances
REYNOLDS. John T. Walls James Ryal
and Walter Sibley. Tor the board o
directors 1--WE "a he elected Franl
]. Madden. Prank p. Murphy. Jams
V. Campbeli and Walter Sihiey. "a
hoard on investigators five 20 D
elected, Frank J Madden John
Walls and Theodore Cavender. 70
auditors three 10 be elected0
The newly equipped chemical en-
glne was taken 20 The shops OF th
United States Fire Apparatus Com
nanv. Eleventh and Church streets
Wilmington yesterday afternoon, q
be thoroughly tested and finished
John Doris, driver Of the Goo
VIII FIRE company, was voted q lel
day vacation al tho meeting on Wed
nesdav evening The vacation will h
for day time only He will return q
the lrc house and remain at nights
James " Campbell. chief OF the Dc
parlment and assistant driver viii b
in charge during the day.
TAIL0RS OF QUALITY, Ruhenstell
and Barkowskv. have opened a new
tailoring shop at ii5 Delaware street
ADV.
Mrs. Mabel Mary duncan, &c year
old. wife Of George F. Duncan. OF 90i