Evening journal., 1920-07-10

funds from the members OF the |
church for the ice cream. The com
mittee and their assigned streets are
Miss Nan DUNCAN, the strand; Mrs.
David stewart. Third street, and Mrs.
l.. A. Brown. Fifth street. Another
meeting will be held July p when
final arrangements viii be made. Inc
picnic will leave the church at 4.3O
O'Clock In an auto truck Inc truck
will make a second trip for those who
are unable TO make the first load. The
picnickers will return In hay wagons.
There will be no shoot by the New
Castle Gun Club this afternoon be-
cause OF the inability OF the club to
procure blue rocks owing 20 The em-
barge. Whenever 10 Is possible the
club intends TO hold weekly shoots.
several members are showing eXcep-
tional ability in these shoots. Most
all members are novicfs, having never
shot at blue rocks until the organiza-
tion Of this club. There are now iif-
teen members with the prospect Of
several more joiningA The members
are endeavoring TO make this one OF
| the foremost clubs OF the State.
The young peoples social OF the
/ Red Lion NJ. =. Church have elected
Miss Helen Hayes president: Miss
| Mary Richards. yice-president: Miss
l Anna Burris, secretary, and w. T..
I Silver, treasurer Miss Gertrude
| Downey was elected Organist and
Miss Frances Sterling, as her assist
| ant.
Flrewood by thu load or bael 1
Used lumber at half price-Raincs
and WORT. Harmony St. Wharf-Adv.
George w. Burris, Jr.. Of Rose Hill,
has purchased "a new Case threShing
machine and Will begin Monday
threshing wheat.
Stone and tar has arrived and the
work OF resurfacing New Castle ave
nue. and the Bethlehem road will be-
gin Monday. This road is IN a bad
condition and the improvement will
lbe highly appreciated by autOists who
are forced TO use it In going down the
State, because Of the closing OF the
State Road by the State Highway
Commission for construction pur-
poses.
The Board OF Education OF this city
will meet next Tuesday. There are
a number OF teachers needed 10 nm
the vacancies on the stan caused by
the resignation Of several OF last
/, years teachers. The board is payine
home money this year. being force,
20 by the scarcity OF teachers and the
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cational officials.
The Thrift Club, composed OF IN,
members OF Mrs. Mitchell Givison'
Sunday School Glass OF the Methods
Church, ohapcroned bv their teacher
viii leave next Saturday for LoreWOO,
, Grove, where they Will spend ten day
camping.
Walter S. Burris. OF State road. un
loaded a car load OF Overland Tour
ing cars at Middletown yesterday.
10 was learned last night. that
movement had been started TO presen
: the name Of Frank dell. Janvier, as
' candidate for the congressional nom
2 inatiOn on the Democratic ticket
representative and Mrs. Josep'
z Quigley entertained the followin
guests at thoir home at Riversid
; Farm this week Mr.. and Mrs. Clyd
Y Swagger and family. Pittsburgh, Pa
Y Alr and Mrs Lewis Gemmin, NeN
! Castle; Mrs Sallie Andrews, Wash
. | ingiOn, ID. c.; Miss Lille HallmaI
Q New York City; The Misses Isabel
o and Edith Williams, Pearl Finn. an
o Messrs. Edward and James Williams
o Francis and Thomas Finn. Wilminl
o ton; and Miss Elsie Wipf Ne'
o Castle.
p Representative and Mrs. Quigle
and their guests were entertaino
last Monday, at the home Of the
4 son Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Quigley Jr
3 at Hares' Corner. The week vi
r, spent in boating, fishing, and bathln
\. The guests returned TO their II
So spectiVe homes Yesterday.
= Gilbert Bender, son Of Mfr. ar
Mrs. Dales Bender, OF Second al
Delaware, spent the past week wi
This father at Liston light Rang
4 Mr.. Bender is an inspector for u
% Government at that place, where g
10 tensive navigation improvements a
36 being made.
;6 Miss Bertha Barnes. who has be
h attending the New York State Conve
ne tion Of the Young Peoples Bran
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