Evening journal., 1920-11-04

news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Methodists of Town Observe
Tooth Year of Ex-
iStence
GAME ROOM FOR
SCHOOL ATHLETES
Special to The Evening Journal.

special 10 lne evening journal.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. l--Thc election |
yesterday was one OF the quietest in
this city for years. Especially notice
able was the courtesy OF the male
voters toward the newly eniranchised
women voters. II was thought by
many before the election that the wo-
men would need protection at the
polls. Mrs. John r. L. Clayton, cOun-
ty chairman OF the wOmen's executive
committee, said last evening she was
especially grateful TO the men voters
OF the town for the many cOurtesies
shown the women when they went 10
cast the ballot for the first time Tues
day. She also wishes TO thank her
many friends who assisted her and
The committee in their work. The
first time in the memory OF some Of
the oldest residents OF this city New
Castle gave majority for the Repub-
lican presidential and gubernatorial
candidates.
All the Republican candidates OF
the Tenth Representative district
were given a majority except Batten
for Levy Court Commissioner A
permanent organization OF women
voters Of he cty viii be eff ctcl In
the near future, when a club 10 be
known as the New Castle Harding
Club" will be organized. This or
ganizatiOn will be named for the
president-elect as a memorial TO the
first President elected after the en-
franchisement OF women. Only few
ballots weer thrown out In This Rep
. resentative district because OF mutt
lation. In the first election district OF
the Tenth Representative distric not
one single ballot was thrown out,
Notwithstanding about 80 per cent OF
tn vote was cast by first voters. There
WIRE S72 vallots cast out OF a pos
sible 9i8 registered. over COO votes
were oasG in the flrst tNNenty-four
hours Of voting.
TAIL0RS OF QUALITY, Rubenstein
and Barkowsky, have opened a new
tailoring shop at ti5 Delaware street.
Last evening saw the finishing
touches made 10 the auditorium Of
the New Castle Methodist Church,
preparatory TO the two-day celebra-
tion OF the inception OF Methodism In
this city. The church has been beau
tifully decorated Music for the occa-
sion will be In charge OF James Is.
Challenger, chorister, assisted by the
junior and senior choirs OF the church.
The new church furniture has been
Installed. A new $1,000 pipe organ
AAAn UNNM pun iAAurIu nuN WNNAlH ~ oN
many orders being in ahead 10 was
impossible 10 haev IL installed before
this anniversary.
Several memorials have been pre-
sented TO the church The new pull
pit pedestal was presented in memory
OF James NJ Wise, a former local
preacher and Sunday school teacher
and officer, by members OF his fam
ily; a chair for the pulpit by the fam
lily Of Miss Anna Sherwood in mem.
ory Of her; a new marble baptisma
fount by Mr.. and Mrs. william w
Leach, In memory OF two deceased
memory OF Mrs. Emma Challenger.
former superintendent Of the primar!
department.
The program OF this afternoonS
service follows:
Program in charge OF the Distric
EpwOrth League: las O'Clock, devO
tional service in charge OF Presiden
Mills; 2 o'clock. appointment OF nom
ination committee; 2i5 o'clock. 9Th
Real Mission Of the Epworth League.
the Rev. r. Blair Ely; 230 devotions
"HOW 10 Have a Successful JuniO
League" Mrs 5. NJ Keen; O'Clock
Best Methods 10 Bring Our Youn
People Into the Church." DR.. ]. w. Il
Sumwalt; 5 O'CLOCK. Win My Chur
Week, and 6 o'clock, Personal Evan
gellsm," discussion; 7 O'Clock. ~Lif
Service" the Rev. W. G. Harris;
o'clock, election OF officers; Q O'clocl
conservation service conducted by IN
Rev. J. r. Bicklng.
Thursday evening program will be
40 O'Clock, song service. oonducte
by New Castle choir; O'Clock. "On
Hundred Years OF New Castle AfethC
dist" the Rev. ]. r. Bicklng; Sa
o'clock, "A Going Gospel" the Re
y +. B. Short.
At the bi-weekly meeting OF N
Board OF Education last evening
was decided 10 install two addtioni
gas ranges and two new sewing m;
chimes for the use OF the hon
economies classes.
On the recommendation OF Profe
sOr II. T. Snavely, superintendent
schools, IL was decided TO reopen n
evening industrial schools. As n
expense TO the local board Is on
the money spent for supplies ar
heat, the State paying the teacher
it was felt by the members that n
school was an asset and as sue
should be continued. Profess
Snavely was ordered TO make arrang
ments for the opening.
It was decided that the pupils
The school should be encouraged ar
financially assisted in their athlei
Efforts To this end Professor Snav
ly and the committee OF boys OF q
New Castle School Athletic Associ
tlon, will procure a room in whi,
70 play basketball and other indo
sports.
Alfred Thompson, an employe
the Appleby Farm, Hare's Corner, w
was seriously injured by being kick
on the elbow by horse. suffer
such intense pains from the iniu
yesterday that Or. B. NJ. Allen W
called. The physician found .
mans elbow badly infected.
The members OF Miss Floren
Streets Sunday School Glass OF I
First Baptist Sunday school will 81
a masked social in the social ROOF
OF the church tomorrow evening. p;
sons masked and unmasked will 3
tend. Admission will be 20 cents. T
room will be decorated in a suitat
~Ye 0lden Times"
Tn Lad'es' Aid Society OF the FIJI
Baptist Church met at the persona
Yesterday afternoon and decided
hold a second soup and hot ron s;
on next Wednesday. beg inning At
o'clock, in the social room OF I
church
City Council and ten Trustees OF {
Common will meet representatives
the local water companies, in I
commons chamber al 40 o'clol
when the purchase Of the water su
ply equipment win be discussed
private session. The regular businl
session N Council will be held 4
lowing the conference.
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