Evening journal., 1920-10-25
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Several Masked Balls Are
Being Planned for Hal
lowe'en Season
SNAVELY TO TALK
ON DEMOCRACY
speolal to The Evening Journal.

3 special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, oct. 25-Hallowe en-,
and the next two weeks is fully sched-
uled with masked activities, Two
Halloween masquerade balls will be
held in the opera House, The FIRST on
Friday evening under the asupiceS or
the American Manganese Steel Com
nany's Athletic Association, and the
second on Monday evening, November
A. under the auspices Of The Junior
and Senior classes OF the High School
The Madden orchestra Will furnish
music for both dances. A fallowe en-
social will be given in the social room
OF the First Baptist Church on Friday
evening, November 3. There VIII also
be numerous parties at The homes Of
residents OF this city
James Winchester and son George,
and a Negro workman. narrowly es-
capped serious injury last Saturday
evening. when a large truck ran into
The touring car in which they were
riding George Winchester was driN-
ing the car ont OF his lane on River
road below this city. when a large
nve-lon truck, coming al a high rate
OF speed coilidcd with the car. Tho
car was considerably damaged and tho
occupants slightly injured.
William Montgomery. OF Shawtown,
by quick action on bis part in grasp
ing The mud guard Of an automobile
which struck him a sidewisc stroke,
probably save himself serious injury
Yesterday afternoon. He was talking
with a friend. who In another car was
standing near the Shawiown railroad
crossing. when the other machine al
lcmpted 10 pass. There was lnsufil-
cicnt room and Mr Montgomery was
caught He was dragged several feet
before the driver OF the car could stop.
fle received only slight abrasions and
bruises
This week viii be a week Of polit-
teal activities among the Republicans
NJ this vicinity. There will be several
meetings throughout New Castle bun
dred.
on Wednesday evening The most
Important meeting will be held In the
Opera House by the Republican Hun
dred Committee when Robert IT.
Richards and Judge Daniel o. Hastings
viii speak. The New Castle Band has
hcen engaged to give n concert before
the meeting in front Of The Operi
House
Professor II. p. snavely. superinten.
dent OF the local schools, VIII speak
before the New Castle Century Club
Hi us Illf|IIlA N0fiNiNUNN NNAMlAhs fAf
has chosen for his subject "rhe
meaning, the value and the prospects
OF Democracy" 70 IS not 10 be a dis
cussion OF the issues OF the present
campaign but a discussion OF Dcmoc-
racy IN a broad sense.
automobile from Delaware CT.
ran into the ditch along tho Rivel
Road opposite the plant OF the Amer.
can Manganese steel Company .yester
day afternoon. No ono was iniures
and the car was only slightly dam
aged
nifiee was enriched by sii througl
ihf collection made AZ the game Q
baseball played last Saturday after
noon between the All-Stars and IN
Manganese baseball teams
TAILOnS OF QUALITY, Ruhensten
and Barkowslyy have opened a nev
tailorlns shop at ii5 Delaware street
-AdN
Eight hundred tons Of stone arrive
at Delaware City last Saturday b
boat for he Levy Court. George "
Burris. road supervisor, VIII use N
same on the Delaware City road. rhi
Is the FIRST stone received by th
supervisor In three months.
The Rev. John Bolan, chancellor Q
81. Peters Il. c. Church YESTERDAY
Many Wilminetnnians attended M
40 hours~ devotion a. this church ye'
terday The following were christef
cd at that church yesterday Josep
William, son OF Mr.. and Mrs joscp
peyton, Francis Joseph. son of NJ
and Mrs. Andrew Lonoir, and Jca
Mary. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs WI
liam PlaN.
II was estimated that about 81
was cleared by the annual carniv
and supper held 10 the New Cast
Methodist Church last Friday az
Saturday evenings.
The foundation OF Hcxel neii Nj
sion has been completed and u
erection q the frame work is evpertl
TO be completed this week This mi
sion was starid b. E.bY F. navis an
has been successfully conducted :
him FOR more ihan A year The 3
tendance al the sirvices are so lar
nc new meetine house was 6 ncce
siiy.
lir. and Mrs. David Jones. of w
mingion. were fhe guests Of Ny. az
AIrS. A "a. GivisOr. yesterday an
enjoyed the religious Nurshir IN n
Ne@ Castle Neihcdist Church IA
evening
me Misses N1fr lipisor nrc hcEi
loihroas. students % Vgamrn'e Ct
leec, Newark. were the euesie Of INC
parents o4cr he we s-and
Nfssrs. Johc hsnd-ig. Charles Tow
senc and A NJ G!vlson eniovcd
lshinE tr'p 70 r'rTgor Ru0 last Ss
urday.
NJ and MIS-. Willard Jsfferies Al
sou. Willard. lT- OF Oak Grove we
ihc S1rCsy erests o. New Cast
friends yesterday.
Elizabeth and Horace Proud. CHI
dren of Mr. and Mrr. John Proud
Fourth street are ill
Mise Edna Cranston. state Roa
who ie & student al the Women
Ooileee. spent The weekend with h
parents.
Edward Proud. Jr. infant son
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Proud.
Fourth street. Is suffering with pne
nonia
Mrs. Lima Stradley. OF sixth Al
delaware streets. Is visiting her so
tiarence Stradley In Wilmington.
lne Mlssee Metaile sylvanus. 10
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