Evening journal., 1920-02-21
INEWSY GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Farmers Institute TO Be Held
in Old Town on
Monday
FIRE co. WANTS
RURAL SUPPORT
sneclai Do me Evening journal


ustrated lecture Or. NJ. L Zurkow
How 10 Have Tuberculosis Free
/ Cows DR. w. c. NJ ddleton. u. s
Bureau OF Animal Industry: The Care
and Health OF Children" Mrs Ina j.
! y Perkins, director OF Child Wclfara
! ls ware demonstration Commission
! tuberculosis in Delaware DE. Chas
II kecne executive secretary Stale
Tuberculosis Commission; reading. NJ s.
salo Frcidewald.
Evening session. 7.30 o'clock 'Heallh
N Farm Home Or Keene; address,
Dr. Richard Watson Cooper; reading,
Mrs FfiCdew8ld
10 VIII be noted that most OF The
topics viii be OF neral interest. The
meeting should be attended not only by
The farmers Of On section Of The stale,
but also by all other persons who can
arrange TO BE- present Every mother
should hear The lecture by Mrs Per
k.ns The readings by Mrs Friedewald
W II be entertaining as well as interest
ing
The three maslCd schooner. "Estrel0
DO Mar' Of MADEIRA, Portugal which
WIS forced 90 seek shelter at LeWes,
about two months ago. was d0cked at
Delaware street wharf last night
Her bow had been stove in She is
loaded with stone and proceeded to-
day to the wharf OF the Independent
Pier Company at Philadelphia, where
The cargo vii. be unloaded
A large shepherd dog bearing a Del
aware City registry Tag No % is at
ne American Manganese Companys Of
fee. The owner msy have The dog by
calling at the office Of the company
70 being fed and cared for by the Of
Gee 70 ce.
The Good VIII Fire Company will
1cglu a canvass OF the farmers living
4 the vicinity Of New Castle. i'm an cf-
Ort 10 raise sulil, en amount of
money TO molorizc the old chem cal en- (
zine. The company has answered -
per cent. more rural than city calls (
nee 10 purchased the new throe-ln- |
nc 0re apparalus oh March H. 1919 |
ne company now has in hand, CON
ribut.ons amounting TO about $500. TO
which On wish TO add about $500
When the old chemical Is motorized,
New Castle WI be protected in case
lf ilre at al times. shou d one Of the
IRE lighting machines be called TO the
rural district.
Efforts are being made by the com
7any to hold a celebration on March
II, which marks the FIRST anniversary /
Of the installation Of the new Ore en-
cine This engine is said TO be the /
most expensive and up-to-date in Della
NSre.
A resolution will be presented at the
next meeting Of City Council providing
.or the appointment OF committee on l.
Industries This committee will obtain
prices from land owners with The un-
lerslandng that these prices will hold
good for three months Any company
lesiring to- locate here will be pro-
ccted from any sudden raising OF
lrices.
The Rev. p. 5. Vile, will conduct
services in TIE Presbyterian Church at
he usual hours tomorrow.
AZ Mt. Salem Methodist Church to-
morrow, the Rev. II. S Jones will con-
luct services.
The Rev. George T. Street will be in
'haree Of the services in the First Bap
EST irch tomorrow. Bible school
viii convene at 10 O'Clock; preaching
service at A o'clock, at which time the
,asior will take for his theme. Growth
n Christian Character" Young peoples
Meeting will berin at Gao o'clock, with
Hiss Dorothy Gilman in charge Even
ne service at 730 o'clock, when me
oplc for discussion viii be "Tempta-
ion"
Services at the Methodist Church to-
morrow will be as follows: $50 o'clock. l.
lass meeting In charge OF John Hen
lrix; 1890 o'clock. revival services,
With preaching by the pastor; o'clock,
sunday school and Baraca class; even
ng service at Z O'Clock Practitioners
viii be received at the morning service.
William n. Thomas, the singing
evangelist. viii have charge OF the
music during the day. The revival
Effort will continue during the coming
week, with different preachers each
light.
The Rev. Joseph H. Esch viii have
'harge Of the services I'm Emmanuel
Church tomorrow. Plans are being
made for a vested choir for the church.
The funeral Of G orge Williams, who
lied Frid9y morning, OF double pneu-
n0nia win take place on next Monday.
nterment will be in Chester-Beihel
,emstery Brandywine hundred.
Mr.. Williams was a member Of the
Nazareth NJ f Church and was one OF
lew Castles leading business men. He
s survived by his widow.
William Grier. Jr.. Is confined to his
home on WEST Fifth street with grip.
The death OF FREQ w. Bair. in Ches-
er. was reported N this oity TODAY
IT. Bar was formerly OF New Castle
nd about a years AGO married Emma
'at'on. az this place. who. with five
hildren survive him. He died Of pnel-
non'a. The funeral service will be
ordrc'ed on Monday afternoon in the
mmonnel Chu"th Interment on the
d'onin~ r0Uo'rry
Th w wi'l 10 2 ~en~eeen'a'ive from
informal revenue couocior's oflce of
~ tho Mavor's ofllce on
iondav from o m. 10 3 n m. for tho
urrose OF assisting PERSONS in making
VT their Income tax return blants.
It Is reported that Professor Robert
Iuohev VIII resion as teacher in the
'ew Castle H'eh School about March 4,
o assume similar duties in Massachu-
etts.
The pun'ls Of the public schools spent
part Of the session yesse-dqy In writ
lc> essays on the topic: "The benefits
T an enlistment in the United States
rmv." The winn'ng essay will be sent
, the district recruiting station at Bal
more. where IL viii be Judged in con-
ection with the winning essays in the
ther school districts located in this
oncral recruiting district. The ESSAYS