Evening journal., 1921-07-02
TO Open Child
HEALTH CENTRE
Bishop Cook to Confirm
Class at Delaware City
3 Tomorrow
MAYOR BRIGHT TO
GIVE BOAT PARTY

for the opening Of a Child's Health
Center here, we're completed at a
meeting OF the committee in charge
at the home Of Dr. and Mrs. w. W.
Ellis, Clinton street, last evening.
The offer of Mrs. Emma Belville to
allow the home Of the center to be
established in the office formerly
used by her late husband, DR.. Bel
Vile. on Washington street, was ac-
cepted. For several weeks. women
residents OF the town have been
making efforts TO have a center es-
tabhshed. 1t will be formally OPEN
ed the third week in July with Miss
Alice Vail, county chairman of We'll
fare work and trained nurse, in
charge.
Those OF the committee present a.
last nights meeting were Mrs. W. W.
Ellis. chairman OF the local COM
mittee. Mrs. T. b. Heisel, Mrs. n w
wilkinson. Mrs John Schunder,
Mrs. Mark Brennan. Mrs. Arthur
Hope, Mrs. Harry c. Price, Miss
Marion Price, Mrs. Thomas j..
Whiteman, Mrs. Charles Neal, Mrs.
James Padley, Mrs. William Jester
and Miss Alice Vail.
The first confirmation since the
Rev. Joseph H carp. became act
ing rector OF Christ's Episcopal
Church, win take place at AIS
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, when
the Rt Rev. Philip Cook. d. D.
Bishop Of the Diocese OF Delaware.
will confirm the following persons;
Mrs. Hannah Powell. Anthony and
Julia Higgins. Constance Williams,
George Jester, Davis Cole and Mar
garet Ellis. The confirmation Will
be followed by the christening os
children.
DR. and Mrs w. W. Ellis have
planned an outing for about thirty
children who assisted Mrs. Ellis In
the disposal of the wares at her
booth during the recent lawn fete
for the benefit Of the camping trip
of the Boy Scouts and Community
Girls Club. The party will be taken
on a canal party next Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry c. Price viii
be among the chaperones at this
] bONh anu lamp
There viii be no preaching ser.
vice in the Delaware City Methodist
Church tomorrow morning as th'
pastor, the Rev. l.. W. Layheld. lof
this afternoon for Lawsonia, neal
Crisfield. Nd. where he will preach
Plans are being made for the cree
ton of n 100000 church edifice b,
the Rev. Wilbur f. Corkran, pasto
of the Church at Crisheld. The 10
cal pulpit will be occupied by a min
lister from Wilmington. The Sun
day school will convene at 1l-4
O'Clock. There are no young people
services in this church. but congre
gational song services lasting hal
an hour have been substituted.
There will be no mid-week praye
services during the summer.
The services in the First Presby
terian Church have been dscon
tinued for the summer.
Mayor and Mrs. George N. Brigh
will give a boat party this evening
Those invited are Mr.. and Mr.
George Lionel Bright. Of Allentown
Pa. son and daughter-in-law of M
and Mrs. Bright and their cousii
Mrs. Frances Giisson. OF Philadelphi,
, house guests: Mr.. and Mrs Charlie
Leigh Bonine, Of state College. Pa
Mr. and Mrs c. Earl Baum, Of tn
city: Moore Whiteman. OF Raleigl
} N. c.; Mrs. Charles jefferson, Mr.
f. w. u. Reybold. Mrs Joseph Per
E nington and Miss Mary Pennington
- OF this city.
, Several private yachts wei
through the locks yesterday. Anon
S them were the Betty B., belonging I
= Congressman Isaac Bacharac. OF A
] lantic City, and the AbsecamL fo
p merry owned by A. X. White. own,
Q OF the Marlborough Blenheim, A
e lantic City, now owned by a Bait
4 more capitalist Each yacht W,
q bound for Atlantic City.
= Trolley car operators are exper
d encing much annoyance because
n persons allowing their cows an
= horses 10 pasture along the tracl
s. between this city and New Castle.
g Delaware City Suburban Leagl
team plays the strong Defiance n,
3 gregation two games next Monda
is The first game will be called at 10,
q o'clock and the second at O'Clock
~ The Rev. 2. c. Mccoy win prea,
!. at 1890 o'clock tomorrow mornh
n in the St Georges NJ. e. Church
~ ''The Miracle of Main" and at
o'clock in the evening. on "Tl
) Kingdom Come" Mr. Mccoy W
y, preach at 3 o'clock at the SUNNI
M. r. Church. Of which he is al
pastor, on the same subject used
him at the St Georges morning 81
vice. The Sunday school will
held at $50 o'clock and the event
song and prayer service by the +
g worth League will begin at o'clo,
Ie IN the st. Georges Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Carrow,
= St Georges. who have been seriol
ly IN for several days. are report
much improved
Sergeant and Mrs. Hepier. of F.
Dupont, are receiving congratu
tons on the birth OF a baby girl.
Farmers in the vicinity OF
Georges are busy threshing whe
Many have completed their own a
are assisting their neighbors.
Mrs. Hannah Webb. Of CHni
street, while attending the fune
Of her aunt, Mrs. Emma Whittak
at PENIS Grove. n. J.. was infor
ed that under the will of her au
she was bequeathed a large
painting Of the Lewis X. Cottii
ham," a three-masted schoor
that was operated for several ye
by her father. Captain Samuel p
rick Captain Pedrick who rs
tired from seafaring life and Is m