Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-24
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NEW CASTLE, Dec. 24-Christmas |
celebrations will begin in Emmanuel |
Episcopal and New Castle Methodist !
churches at midnight tonight with !
the singing OF Christmas carols by the
members OF the Methodist Church and
the celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion at Emmanuel Church. The carols
will be sung on the streets Of the
town. The Rev. Joseph IL. carp, rec
tor invites the public to attend the
celebration, at Emmanuel Church.
The second Christmas celebration
and holy communion will take place
at this church, at 1870 o'clock tomor-
row morning, followed by a sermon.
By action Of the rector and Vestry OF
the church. the offerings received at
the several services on Christmas will
90 to the starving children of Europe.
The annual Sunday school Christ
mas entertainment will be held on
Holy lnnOcents Day" which is next
Tuesday. Mrs Frank deli. Janvier,
chairman Of arrangements committee,
has announced the program repre-
senting a Reproduction Of Christmas
in Merrie England" accompanied by
some OF the oldest and most beautiful
English carols. The program Scene,
"a Baronical Hall, ." STORY Of the First
I'll Aotillao oNlbf Dilfnb NANiAAs ny
Miss Mary ElkintOn; chorus, "Luther's
Cradle Song" by beginners depart.
ment; Father Christmas" John
Bcale; "Queen Of the Christmas" Miss
Josephine ClOthier; Christmas Wait
ers," Sunday school children; Lord
OF Misrule," and Miss Mistrell"
Thomas Rees, Edward Trutt and Her
bert Hewlett; carol, Good Night"
lWencesles) by school; charade,
bringing in the Bears Head" the old
est carol in the English language
Bears Head, girls OF the school
Presentation Of gifts and closing
carols
Mems, women's and children's UNI
brellas at Bisgs-Adv.
There Will be no services at the
/ First Baptist Church tomorrow, but
on Sunday there will be an especiallS
arranged appropriate Christmas pro.
gram with a sermon by the pastor
| the Rev. George T. Street at II o'clock
! on "A Christmas Message" The Sun
| day school will precede the regular
= church service. In the evening there
! will be a sermon by the pastor with
probable responses by several OF the
congregation. The music for the day
IS Morning--'Joy to the World
| "Hark, Hear the Herald Angels Sing"
]
Voices" aid 20, Come All eY Faith
full" In the evening, Ring Glad
Bells" Rejoice and Sing" Ring
Merry Bells" There will probably be
an old English carol sung by a quartet.
NEWLNN SAYS Oranges are now 20c
and 25c. a dozen. Lemons, for Sc.
Best OF fruit-Adv.
At 1890 o'clock Sunday morning the
Rev. ]. r. Bicking viii speak on
Gifts for The King" The combined
choirs of the church viii sing the
Their Flooks by Night" Sunday
school will be held in the Sunday
school rooms Of the church at ,
o'clock. In the evening at 1870 O'Clock
the combined chOirs will present the
cantata, His Star" accompanied by
the explanatory story read by the
Rev. ]. r. Blocking.
Cut prices in silk hose at Biggs'.-
Several employees Of the Whining
ton Fibre Specially Company have
been notified by letter TO he ready
for returning to work on January 3.
FOR RENT-Small apartment, in
cmding heat. light and hot water.
jefferson Apartments.
The New Clstle basketball team
was put through a stin practice yes
terday afternoon with Joseph Roth
rock acting coach. They are prepar-
ing for their first real test when they
tackle the strong aggregation from
the Newark High
More than 200 wreaths, made by
several residents Of the city, have
been disposed Of. Numerous helated
orders are being fllled by purchasing
in Wilmington markets,
] l. hnnn received
Inv a Urge number OF acquaintance
and friends Of Buford Lunt, former
New Castle young man, VINO Is en-
Moved in New kensingtOl pa.
The Rev. John White, Of Whining
! Ton viii preach in the Lebanon NJ p
Church. Sunday morning. at tO.1'
} o'clock. owing 10 the illness or inc
] pastor. the Rev. Fred j. Cochran. Mt
White will also preach at Glasgow NJ
p. Church at o'clock in the atiN-
noon. The Epworth League services
. in the Lebanon Church at go o'o l3oS
S Sunday evening Will be led ny MIS-
, Harry Sterling.
The 3-year-old daughter Of Edward
Leonard. of Seventh and DonDli
streets. is confined TO her bed, suffer
b, ing with pneumonia.
E Mr. and Mrs. George Brittingham
/. OF West Fifth street. are receivine
congratulations on the birth OF
Christmas ties and scarfs at Bigss'.-
Adv.
John Tucker. who has been con
fined TO his home at State Road, VIII
blood poisoning for the past three
weeks, remains in a serious condi
ton.
The Christmas entertainment b,
the Sunday School Of the LeDanoI
+. Church vii be held next Wedne7
day evening.
little Beer Tribe. No. i6, OF Bear
initiated several candidates last eve
k ming. Several members OF Seminoi
Tribe OF Red Men, Of this city, at
} tended the initiation.
Z. The Christmas entertainment b.
@ the Christiana Presbyterian Cnurcl
d will be given Thursday evening" DE
r. ceber 30.
q I The sale Of the household effects
Of James II. Clark, State Road, whlci
@ was partially cOnsummated las
d week, has been continued until Jan
o uary 4.
: Edward Earl Weggenmann Tor In
l. seventh consecutive year. acted a
the part Of Santa at the public schoo
: entertainment yesterday. He has beel
the Santa since he was in the MI.
Il grade and is now a junior in nc higl