Evening journal., 1920-05-08
.NEWSY GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Water Companies Offer to
Sell Their Plants for
$115,000
TOWN TANGLED
OVER TIME CHANGES
1ccIal 10 The Evenlng journal.

clock FIRST one hour ahead, and Then
somebody turning them back TO the
original time. The local pastors have I
tried TO arrange their services for |
tomorrow 10 conform with the time. |
but they have found so much dinl- |
Guilty IN doing so that they Will con |
duct their services according 10 their |
individual ideas. The RcVs. Bcattlc |
Wylie said last night that his services
would conform to The town clock.
IL developed during the recent CON
ference held by members OF City
CounNll and the water companies.
tDat the companies controlling the
wafer supply wants $4,000 FOR the
plants The engineers of The COM
pany LEFT plans OF The entire plant
and piping Ia The city and vicinity
with Council 4 special meeting of
/ City Council will be held next We'd
nesday evening. when the question OF
/ purchasing The plant Wi be discussed
Members OF Council and of the Board
Of Health said last night that they
thought the price high
An Official Of The water companies
said The companies were Oh The mar
ket and The price asked was only the
first offer. II after "Wednesday night
10 was found that the two Interested
would suggest 10 Council that they
appoint an engineer ard the com
panles would have their engineer meet
him and The two select ihird man.
the company 10 abide by whatever
decision Is reached by this commits
sion after II fixes price for The
property
A SPECIAL meeting Of the local Board
OF Health was held last evening in
The office OF Or. Julius D0dd The
meeting. while for the purpose Of
considering general problems OF SAM
itatlon, developed into a meeting for
the consideration OF powers devolved
In the local board. under the State
statutes. The water question was
discussed at length. C.. H. Wells.
, state Commissioner OF Health. who
attended the meeting, pointed out TO
, the members the proper methods OF
procedure under tho law.
Mothers Day" viii be observed In
all The Protestant churches Of this
v city tomorrow. Some OF the PASTORS
4 said last night that h was their in
tenlion OF observing a Fathers Day
some time In the near future.
In Nazareth Church tomorrow morn
irg az 1890 O'Clock standard time
, the norcss society will attend The
\ church In a body, when The pastor
the Rev. J. n. Bicklng. Will preach
a special sermon. The members o
the sOciely VIII give each member
OF the congregation In attendance.
I, small American nag. The EpWOrll
u League service at Z o'clock (slandarl
:, timel viii be ia charge Of Miss Ann
" Davidson Al 7.30 o'clock a Mother.
q Day. program will be given by mem
" bcrs OF the sunday school Besd
~ I onnropriufa rnslInflonl HaInn nnaa
= and Laura Armprlesler viii sing
~ duet, entitled MY Mothers Smilin
4 Face" A solo My Mother" will b
M sung by George TOhin
The Official board. OF Nazaret
lf Church Will meet In the church mex
q. Tuesday evening when contracts TO
81 church Improvements and The ne,
y church pipe organ VIII be cOnsdere,
)f on Wednesday evening instead of IN
'c regular prayer services In The churcl
&c there will be ncighborho0d prayo
r. meetings i'm The homes of some mem
Is, bers OF The membership drive con
he mitlcc. There Will be ilfrlccn praye
meetings that night instead of one.
nt In First Baptist Church. Mothers
le Day" will b. observed during lh
p morning service. In the evening "A
Echo Service" viii be held whc
the pastor viii speak OF the result
OF the convention which was hcl
here Thursday and Friday. The e.
NJ feet OF tho convention on Bsptis
N and the Baptist Church Of This cit
will be The theme Of the pastor. N
Rev. George r. Street.
rs The Rov. 5. Beaitie Wylic. past,
~ OF the Presbyterian Church. wi
M preach a special sermon TO Semlno
al Tribe, l. o. Il. NJ, tomorrow mornln
These services Will he conducted a
nv cordng TO ihc town clock TomOrru
or Is So. ramina Day.
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A. Alfred Corkran, New Csstle.-Ady
n. Knights of pyihlas met last nlg
rt- and decided that they would co-ope
nj ate with the Jr d. L. A. NJ In M,
wv. efforts TO arrange an appropriate pr
ris. gram for Memorial Day
err Al the meeting OF tho current ever
RS class yesterday afternoon. held In
w. rooms OF the New Castle Centu
mi I Club. the speaker was Miss Ma
raj Lockwood. Who took the place OF NJ
Ina Perkins.
ted Mrs. Jacob Spcioher~ gave ca
by party 10 a number OF her fricf
Izer last evenlng.
The on next Tuesday evening The n
lNc century Ailu VIII UNlN us ftth
ted business meeting.
Members OF ihc local chapter OF
Eastern star held business sess
'edJ In the Emmanuel parish house
night, when permanent organizat
was Effected
- Next Monday evening keOkuka TT
OF Red Men, of Wilmington, Will v
Semlnale tribe OF this city. The
gree team OF The ysitors will
iiiate several pale-faces for the Il
> tribe. A luncheon VIII follow
business session
some one. left a fur-trlmmcd G
in the Nazareth Church Thursday
ternoon. when the norcas Soci
held It's meeting The coat is at
home OF Mrs r. H. Harrington.
West Sixth street. where the ON
may obtain it by proving ownersl
About ffty shad were caught
local fishermen yesterday.
Captain George Duncan has :
appointed inspector on the ;
Highway. now under construct
through -lhis county. Work will
~ gin on the highway at Hare's
Is ner today by Fisher and Coroza,
ar tractors. Work on his section d
IA be begun at the southern end.
io contractors have been delayed
ec cause OF the failure TO secure q
81 deliveries OF material.
so Al Hazel Dell Chapel Erby d
,o VIII have charge OF the sunday Sc
III services at 230 o'clock and Ge
Hansen will make an address.
The many friends OF Mrs. Je
Holsten. OF Second street. who