Evening journal., 1921-01-29
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Mrs. Ira Lunt Enjoys Health
on Her Goth Birthday
Anniversary
COUNCIL WANTS
ALL TAXES PAID
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 2e-Ioseph
lIushebeck, the T-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry w. Hushebeck, OF East
Third street, was knocked down by an
automobile driven by 4. C. Richards,
OF Cambridge, Md. yesterday after
noon and sustained severe laceratiOns
Of the scalp. The child was treated
by Dr.. Lewis Booker.
On striking the child. Mr.. Richards
stopped his car, picked the hoy up ana
took him home.
The dance gicen by the AMSCo. girls
in the Opera House last evening, was
largely attended. Many residents OF
| Wilmington, Delaware City and other
nearby towns enjoyed the dancing.
City Council will hold its monthly
meeting in council chamber next Tues
/ day evening.
Trustees OF the Commons will meet
in monthly session in the Commons
chamber on next Monday night.
Adelphia lodge, No 3, knights OF
| Pythias, held It's weekly meeting in
Masonic Temple last evening.
! Members OF the junior and senior
classes OF the public school will hold
a bake in the store OF George T. Tobin,
Jr., on Delaware street, today. The
proceeds are for the benefit OF their
proposed trip to Washington, ID. G.
The New Castle Highlets will go TO
ElktOn next Wednesday afternoon to
play Elkton High school team that
evening.
Girl employees OF the Wilmington
Fibre Specially Company will give a
dance In the parish house, Harmony
street and The Strand, next Friday
evening.
Seminole Tribe, Red Men, will hold
its weekly meeting in Masonic Tenn
pie next Monday evening. Following
the business session a series OF five
games Of quoits will be pitched by
the QuOit team OF that lodge and one
from Industry Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
These games are for the fraternal
championship OF the town. The win
ners OF this series win challenge the
team from Friendship Lodge, A. o. L.
W.
Albert Lorland, tenant ON the Penn
Farm. supervised by the Trustees of
the Commons, suffered considerable
loss Tuesday, when some person
started a fire in his private hedge
Mr. Loffland notified the local police
and later offered a reward for the ap-
prehenslon and conviction OF the mis-
creant. Mr.. LOnland had spared no
care in making this one OF the most
beautiful hedges In this vicinity.
The steamer HaVerfOrd, which was
overdue and had given residents some
concern because two New Castle resi-
, dents are aboard. passed here today
on her way to Philadelphia.
Harry Hewlett, local insurance
agent OF West Fifth street, has pur-
? chased a new Ford Sedan.
, James Mckale, OF near Rose Hill, en-
2 ployed at an industrial plant in VIII
% mington, sustained an injury 10 one
finger OF the left hand while working
S yesterday, by having it caught in &
y machine. The injured finger was am.
q putated by DR.. B. NJ Allen.
d Mrs. Arthur Healhers. OF Harmon,
e street, is confined TO her home will
g grip.
q Services In the Methodist Churcl
I tomorrow VIII be as usual, with thl
preaching both morning and evenin,
10y the Rev J. r. Bicking, pastor
The Rev. Allan B. Riohey. d. d., viii
. preach at The 1890 o'clock servic,
!, in The Emmanuel Episcopal Chlacl
D tomorrow morning. There will be M
100 O'Clock morning service.
a The Rev. George r. street will
5 preach I'm the Baptist Chur.h bomor
- row morning on Cast Forth an,
e Withered.' ~ The evening subject vii
$ be, "How Long Halt YEP"
:. +. w. Kirk, OF KirkwOod. will
= preach in the Lebanon Church, Re,
Lion, at Al O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing. Sunday school will be held a
$50. Miss Anna Burris will lead tn
Epwprth League meeting at 7S
O'Clock.
r. The usual services Will be held II
l the First Presbyterian Church Witt
the Rev. 5. Beattie Wylie in charge
In Bethany u. A. NJ y. Church
Firth and Williams streets. Bishol
Bostic, Of Wilmington, will preach
at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow morninc
Tho Rev. William Boyer, OF Whining
n ton, win preach at 3 O'Clock AM
IL Evangelist Mrs. ]. C. King. OF Frank
% ford, Pa, will preach at 7.3O O'CLOCK
S, The evangelical services will con
26 tinue every night next, week unde
the direction Of Mrs. King.
The Young Peoples Branch OF IN
m WOmen's Missionary Society of IN
IS New Castle Methodist Church. know
s. as THE Little Light Bearers enter
tained a gOOdly number OF parent,
le grandparents and babies yesterday al
s. tcrnOon. in The Sunday school room,
$, Selections were read by the guests
5. sionary Cat." Mrs. J. r. Bicking. q"
IS Little Light Bearers Party, That wa
Is DifeVnt;' Mrs John +. Z. Claytoi
l- "A Day With Or. Stewart at Eas
D. Gate Hospitals" Mrs. h. Dimmerma
Il also read Refreshments were serve
IN and the proeram concluded with a
annual 'hunt" by The class.
Mrs. Ira Lunt, OF Third and Chest
nut streets, Is celebrating M
ninetleh anniversary Of her birth. 8
ie her home today. Mrs. Lunt. Will
Is afflicted with falling sight, is emo,
N ing health and is as active as a We
u man 20 years her Junior
r. A kissel truck, belonging 10 Viii
] Brothers, Wilmington flour and fee
he merchants. broke down near On
h. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad station her
i3 yesterday afternoon ami had 10
D. iOwed 10 Wilmington
% Frank NdnSlOw. Sr., and his So'
n Fran6 WinsloNN. Jr.. have been col
lg 1ned 30 their home on Delawar
r. street for several days sufrelin
as with grip. rank. Ir.. was improve
of and was able TO resume his di
- ties with the Wilmington and Phil,
deluhia Traction Company today.
rt The large truck burned on Riv,
re- road "Wednesday. belonged 20 Gel
~ Brothers Wilmington The Ire II
10 ! curanF0 adfucfof-S visited tho seer