Evening journal., 1920-09-16
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Edward S. Naylor, Sr., Ell
ected President of Hundred
S. S. Association
PRESENT PLAYERS
WITH SWEATERS

New Castle Hundred Sunday School
convention was held in the Meiho-
dist Church Tuesday evening. The
Rev. John W. Il. Sumwalt, pastor OF
Grace NJ. r. Church, Wilmington, ad
dressed the convention on the work
ihg and use OF a eOod Sunday school
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Edward II.
NaylOr. Sr OF the Methodist Church,
president; Miss Nan DUNCAN, OF the
First Presbyterian Church, Vicc-pres-
ident; Miss Florence Street, OF the
First Baptist Church, secretary and |
treasurer; George II. Tobin, lr.. OF the |
Methodist Church Miss Nan DUNCAN. |
Of the First Presbyterian Church, |
Prank Hewlett, OF the First Baptist /
Church, and s Hickman Hewitt, OF |
the Rose Hill School, were elected |
members Of the executive committee. |
The soup sale held by the Dorcas
Society Of the New Castle Methodist |
Church yesterday, was a financial |
success. The class cleared S22 by sell !
ing IS quarts OF home made soup. The
sale was held in the kitchen Of the
church.
Walter Brinton. vice-president OF
the American Manganese Company,
which operates a plant here while Ia
town yesterday heard Of the employees
trying 10 raise money for the pur-
chase OF sweaters for their baseball
team. He called the baseball officials
IN the Office and informed them that
he wished 10 present each player and
official Of the team with a sweater, 10
show his appreciation OF the plant
representative team winning lhe
championship OF the New Castle TNNi-
Hight Industrial League, this year He
said IN The league Is run next year ne
VIII present Che winning team, no
matter which plant Il represents, with
a large silver loving cup.
Several officials OF the local indus
trial plants will be present at Harlan
Field next Saturday TO root for the To-
cal representatives when they cross
bats with the fast Harlan team.
City Council viii meet tomorrow
evening In the Mayors office to re-
cciye and open bids for repairing and
remodeling the Good VIII Fire House.
South street between Fifth and Sixth
streets. 10 Is said a city Councilman
will be elected 10 on the uneNpired
term OF Alexander r. Melvin, who died
Ia the Onochological Hospital, Thirty
third street and powelton avenue,
Philadelphia. recently.
Tho new band has procured the
third floor room In the old town hall
for their use on practice nights, Tues
days and Fridays. The first rehearsal
10 the new location will take place
tomorrow evening. Much interest is
being manifested In these rehearsals.
There has been no band In this city
for several years, but the renewal OF
activities in this line Is receiving
much favorable comment from the
music loving public OF the city.
The little Light Bearers under the
InnanrohIp ~ AfHu Inhu II MunInNn
win hold its lrst fall meeting tomor-
row afternoon at ! o'clock. This class
Of girls has been under the guidance
OF Mrs. Manlove Tor several years.
Phillip Harris, Of Fourth street, this
city. who was severely scalded while
working at the Pyrites plant, VIII
mington, last month, and taken TO the
Delaware Hospital where he remained
until last week, is recuperating at
his home. His body and limbs we're
severely burned and for time he was
not expected 20 live.
Little Bear Tribe No. i6, Red Men,
OF Bear Station. viii visit Andasiaka
Tribe. No. ii Red Men, OF Newport
next Tuesday evening, September 2i,
Automobiles will leave from In front
OF the j. o. o. r. hall The Great Sa-
chem and his stan VIII be present.
James ]. Nuss, 7is Clark street, 9
foreman in The billet department OF
the local plant OF the Penn Seaboard
Corporation. was taken suddenly NJ
Yesterday afternoon. He was removed
TO his home after being treated by Or
Julius Dodd lie was later taken "a
The Delaware Hospital, Wilmington.
Mrs. Emily +. Biggs, wife or Jamc'
r BiggS. "A Delaware street merchant
recently found a p0cketbook contain
ing a sum OF money. There were ~
means OF Identification found IN th'
pockethoOk.
The second meeting II the wome'
workers OF the Democratic party wa
held last night in the old armOry, al
Second and Delaware streets. TIT
Owe women who were appointed lasi
Friday evening 10 assist the New Cas-
lie Hundred Democratic committee II
selecting three other women workers
10 cooperate with the committee, re-
ported they had not secured the addi-
nonai members but had made a house
10 house canvass OF the women voters
endeayoring to end out how many
women would support the Democratic
NckeL A call has been made Tor Q
mass meeting OF men and women TOT
tomorrow evening, at s o'clock, 10 De
held IN the old armory.
A meeting OF the joint aall commit
tee OF the Caesar Rodney Chapter, the
Order OF Eastern Star, Industry Coun-
eli Of Junior Order OF United Amerl-
can Mechanics. Seminole Tribe OF Red
Men. and Adelphia Lodge, OF knteht Is
OF Pyihias. will be held in the lodge
room OF Masonic Temple tonight at
7.30 o'clock 10 complete arrangements
for the renovation, repairing and re-
furnishing the lodge rooms.
Prayer service VIII be held In the
First Baptist Church this evening.
Mrs. James Ioveless and John Beale,
of this city, who have been spending
NE past three months In England Wis
ting their relatives returned TO their
pom eyesterday.
Mary odEers, the two months old
etugnier of Mr.. and Mrs. James Od-
gers, Of this city, died last nigbt al
lne home u her parents.
MIS-. a. NJ. 6iNison. OF Second street
accompanied her daughter. Narv
iiNlson 10 Newark yesterday Mis-
Givison with Miss Mildred HOliida
and Mss Regina Rothrock, entered An
W0mcn's College today.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. Lockerman
Townsend, are visiting their daughis
Mrs. w. w. Leach. Of West Six
street.
DR.. Archibald B. Goudiss. who wi
anumbfr OF associates, has been wol
ing under the auspices OF the Socie
of Friends, In the war stricken q
tricis Of Poland. and who recently
turned 90 America Is spending sol
time with his brother. AlexanC
Goudiss, Of Second street. here.
cuperating from his strenuous effo
while abroad.
Or. Goudiss was decorated by
Polish government for his We
among the needy OF that country.
said last evening that POLAND is pr
tically in a state or chaos, but b