Evening journal., 1920-09-20
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Employees of Penn Seaboard
Steel Corporation Form
Athletic Association
FIREMEN TO OPEN
CARNIVAL TONIGHT
Special to The Evening Journal.


room at the plant to arrange for the
organization OF a basketball team.
This plant has several excellent play
ers and expects TO be a strong con-
tender for the local industrial cham
piOnship. The American Manganese
Steel COmpalys plant intended TO
place two teams in the field. one to
be composed OF women employees ana
one OF the men employees.
, Pupils OF the local high school arc
arranging to form a basket ball hve;
The parish house OF the lmmanuel
Church will in all probability be
, placed at their disposal.
Another game between the profess
siOnal and business mems baseball
team and the Has Been's" Is being
, arranged for the benefit OF the local
Health Center. II will probably be
played next Saturday. About S2i was
realized last Saturday and Will be
, turned over TO The. treasurer Of The
Health Center.
Members Of The Womens Home MIS-
slonary Society OF the New Castle
Methodist Church will meet this eve
ming at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Tilney, on Seventh street.
The Good Will fire company Will
open its carnival tonight with a street
parade, headed by the New Castle
Band. They will start from the fire
house on South street and parade 20
the school green where the carnival
will be held. In line will be the new
chemical. TO be on exhibition every
evening or the carnival, which is 10
last the week The company needs
$1,000 30 finish paying for this new
piece Of fire fighting apparatus.
Booths have been erecied and there
Will be a number OF features includ-
ing merry y-gO-rOund, country store.
etc. The new band will be In attend
ance each evening
Membes OF the Baraca class OF the
New Castle Methodist Church will
meet In the Sunday school rooms Of
The church tonight at 7 O'Clock to ar
range plans for the organization or an
athletic association. A basket ball
team will be formed. The building OF
an athletic hail on he lot recently
purchased by the class at Fifth and
Delaware streets. from Mrs David
Stewart. viii Doe discussed
The official board OF the Methodist
Church viii meet tomorrow evening
in The Sunuay school rooms. The re-
moVal OF The old pine organ 0f the
church. which Is 20 be replaced by a
new and larger one, Is giving the
board and the Rev. J. r. Bicking con
siderable worry The rcmOdeling OF
the interior OF the auditorium OF the
church Is held up. owing 10 the fall
ure or the firm having the contract
for the new ORGAN % remove The old
one. The centennial anniversary OF
the church takes place the week Of
November T. and unless the old organ
is removed The members will be
greatly handicapped.
The lodge meetings for this week
will he as follows: Seminole Tribe
No. 50. Of Red Men. will meet In Ma
sonic Temple tonight; Industry COun-
col. No. % Junior order Of United
American Mechanics, will meet tOmor-
row evening in the Masonic Temple
81 Johns Lodge, No. =. A. F. and A.
M.. will moeet Wednesday evening In
Masonic Temple; Friendship Lodge
No. 3, A. %. W. VII meet N inne
lodge room Of the third floor or the
old town hail, and Adelpha Lodge
No. 8. knights OF pyihias. will meet
Thursday evening In Masonic Hall.
Representatives OF the Peoples Bus
Line visited the American Maganese
plant last Saturday morning and re-
nc-17d that many q he employees took
two or more shares Of the stock Of the
company. This company donated the
use OF iis bHs 90 the baseball team
which PLAYED Harlan baseball team
company has placed an order foi
seven cars for immediate delivery
which will be placed on the New Gas
ne and Wilmington run as soon as
possihle over $1,000 worth of stocl
has been subscribed by residents OF
this city. The cars are expected nexi
C'tv Council VIII nee. This evening
20 receive bids for remOdeling OF thC
Good VIII Fire Company House.
Local police were notified last nigh
Of an automobile accident on The
Wilmington road, just north OF thi.
city. When they went to investigate
me automobile had gone and 1othine
could be learned concerning IT,
Mrs. Mary Jones, an operator at the
local exchange. spent the weekend
at the home Of her parents. In oxford
Nlr. and Mrs. James Toner. OF vii
mington, spent Sunday as the guests
" owen Sheridan. OF this city.
B. Frank Collins, OF Wilmington
was weekend visitor at the hom,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Leach, on Wes
Mrs Eugene Dill. OF Denton. Md. II
amending two weeks with her daugh
ter. Mrs. Mark Bennett on Wes
Mrs Jennie Gravatt, Of Denton. Md.
accompanied by her daughter, Lillian
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mark Ben
net.
a week end-vsitor NJ his parents Nf
and Mrs Dale $. Bender, OF Secon'
and Delaware streets.
Charles Ingram, Of Eighth and Clay
ION streets. was the guest or Camden
n. j., frinds over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Challenger
Of this city. are spending ten day
in Atlantic City, n. J.
The Misses. Phyllis Marsh and Mrs
Kennard Naylor OF this city. wn
have been spending two weeks Il
Rockland, Me, and Boston, Mass, re
turned 10 their homes yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Mitchell, o
Sixth and Delaware streets, are re
ceiving the CONGRATULATIONS OF thei
friends on the birth Of a girl.
Weston and Herbert Knox OF ran
Church. Va, who have been -
guests OF their grandparents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Thomas Walls, Of Sixth an
Delaware streets, returned home Sal
urday.
Stanton, were Sunday visitors here
Mr. and Mrs. j. p Jones, OF Barclr
Md, Is spending some time at Tn
caster on West Sixth street.
Miss Anna WinslOw, who has bee
spending several days with her sistel
Mrs. George Paynter, In Atlantic cit.
returned home yesterday.
Miss Pearl B0tt0mley, daughter @
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Bottomley, q
Seventh and Orange streets, Wilmine