Evening journal., 1920-08-23
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
$1,000 More Is Needed to
Pay for Fire
Engine
PLAN FOR JUNIOR
BOY SCOUT CAMP
Special to The Evening Journal.


NEW CASTLE, Aug. 23-Members
OF the Good VIII Fire Company, vis-
tied the United States Fire Apparatus
Company, Eleventh and Church
streets, Wilmington. yesterday, and
Inspected the combination wagon be-
ing motorized for the company. I'll
was said the wagon would be deliver
ed In about three weeks. While
there has been considerable money
raised by the company through the
subscription OF friends, there Is about
81 900 more needed. AS this will give
The farmers better fire protection In
this locality, II is felt that the grang-
ers should assist financially All
contributions, no matter how small,
are thankfully received and acknOwl-
edged.
An important game OF baseball in
The New Castle Industrial Twilight
League will be played this afternoon
weather permitting. The All Stars,
leaders OF the league, who nave not
| been headed since the beginning OF
The season, will start with Clay as
their slab artist, when they play the
Manganese team, the runners up, in
the league. The manganese team is
said TO be strengthened in spots
! Wyllie, The star moundsman OF tho
Manganese team Will start the game.
'Mefty Joe" Rothrock who has been
twirllng for Coach Shipley Of Della
ware College, on southern Dcsgue
team. composed Of all college men,
viii be on hand, should Wyllie blow.
A great game is anticipated.
| The winner Of The local champion
ship, will challenge any team in
Delaware for the championship of
the state The Lorraine, so called in
dependent champions OF Delaware,
viii be a welcomed guest and should
their manager wish TO prove the
claim OF his team an all local talent
team OF this city will be open to ac-
cept his challenge.
Members Of the local Child Health
Center committee opened their first
market last Saturday morning at 10
o'clock with an abundance OF vege-
tables and green groceries on hand
BY noon their complete stock had been
disposed Of, at a profit OF about Si5.
This money will go TO the support OF
the local center The market VIII be
continued each Saturday morning, in
definitely The center at Sixth and
South streets, is open today from iO
10 4 O'Clock
Caesar Rodney Chapter, No. s. order
OF the Eastern stars, OF this city
held a candy, cake and ice cream sale
last Saturday evening in the old Ar
mOry. They cleared about 065. Not
wiihslanding the inclement weather
the affair was largely attended.
Another touring car turned over
lnear the American ManWnese Steel
lplant yea erday, and considerable dam
age was done the ear but the Oc-
lcunanig oscappd injury
A number Of residents OF The Strand
are contemplating the constructor
OF a private sewer to accommodab
the residents OF the West side OF th'
Ii Is reported that he Miss Hetl'
Smiths property on The Strand ha
been sold
LenOir and T0bin last Saturday nighi
charged with disOrderlN conduct am
abusing. the officers. They were ar
raignod before Mayor Eckles yeSlerda'
morning and released upon the pay
/ ment OF the costs
The Rev. j. r.. Bicking pastor o
the New Castle Methodist Church, VII
, !, 80 Co Elks Neck tomorrow 70 max
ARRANGEMENTS for a place for the Jun
ior Bov scouts Camp All boys wish
ing 10 take the trip should give thei
names DO Mr.. Bicking by tomOrroN
evening, when final arrangements Wi
p be made for week or ten days camI
Miss Ann McCallin, ~ Phhadelphl'
Is visiting Miss Rose McCaughan, q
Tenth and Clayton streets.
p Miss Charlotte Bennett, Of Whining
ton. who has been the guest OF Mr'
! Mary Naylor, on Delaware street. II
q | turned home yesterday.
, Mrs Florence Hallman, OF. Cheste
Pa. Is the guest OF her .mother. MT
{ wellington Townsend, OF Baldton.
Mrs Howard Davidson and hC
daughter. Anna, of this city, Is spent
z inc sometime in Atlantic City.
}. John F. 2. Clayton, Of Fourth stree
has given the contract 30 Nathan wa
son for the erection Of a bungalow o
his lot in Baldton.
Francis Mclntire, son or Mr; an
Mrs. George Mclntlre, OF the Strah
g is visiting his grandparents. the. re
! land Mrs. N. r. Stahl, pastor Of tf
First Presbyterian Church, at Rive
ton. N. ]. A.,
James MoCord. a Philadelphia banl
or and broker. spent the weekend
the guest Of New Castle friends IN
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas Holcom
who have been the guests Of Mr.. an
: Mrs Thomas Holcomb,, OF Walnl
Hill returned 90 their home In Wasl
ington. ID. c., yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Wylie, of Prov
dence. r.. l.. accompanied by the
p daughter. Ann, are spending some tin
with MIR. Wylle's parents, the Re
and Mrs. 8. Beauie Wylie, pastor
g Inc First Presbyterian Church here.
4 Colonel George b. Rodney and fan
nv and James Rodney and family,
lCiarksburg, w. Va, are visiting the
mother, Mrs. John Rodney, OF Del
ware street. They have also BET
y spending some time at RehOhoth.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Mullen al
e family, OF Second street, are visitlI
relatives in phoeniXville, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell, OF Che
m ter, were Sunday guests OF Mr.. al
y Mrs. George Morrison.
~ James Doris, Of Delaware street.
~ spening a week with his uncle, w
ID liam Dugan, Of Middletown.
D. Mrs. George Morrison and daught
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