Evening journal., 1921-05-07
NEWS GOSSIP OF
DELAWARE CITY
Students in Economics En-
tertain Parents With
Exhibition
TOWN BALL TEAM
WINS PROTEST
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i Special to The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. May THE
weekly meeting Of the Daughters OF
; America will be held in odd Fellows
u Hall, st. Georges. this evening.
Mrs. Irene Wright. principal OF st.
i Georges public school. will give a
frecitai in odd Fellows Hall. St.
y Georges. Thursday evening. May 10.
4 Mrs. Wright is we'll known in this
vicinity as an elocutionist. having
Frequently recited before various or
carnations. Mrs. Wright also
coached one OF the successful COM
/, Detitors in the State Interscholastic
Defamation contest at Dover. The
recital is for the benefit of the Home
and School Association of st.
Georges.
Merritt Yearsley and partner. local
sturgeon fishermen. caught a stur-
geon yesterday afternoon that con-
tained about 80 pounds OF roe.
President Steel OF the Suburban
League, has tentatively decided the
protest of Marshalton in the game
lost by them to Delaware City team,
last Saturday. in favor Of Delaware
city. President Steel said that
: should the last game prevent Mar
shaiton from winning OF tieing at the
first half OF the schedule, he would
reconsider the decision and allow
the protest.
The Marshalton team protested on
the ground OF the refusal of the UNI
pire TO uphold his final decision.
spicer. pitcher for the local team,
. hunted down the first base line,
while two men we're on. Umpire
\ Rrittingham called the ball fair al
rirst. and allowed two runs TO score
After much parleying on the part OF
the visitors Brittingham reversed his
decision. Delaware City manage
ment refused TO abide by the second
= decision. and Marshalton continued
he game under protest, Assistant
d manager Sergeant Richard Landers
and Captain Goeghegan represented
! he local team at the hearing last
q Night, and assured the president the
decision was satisfactory.
4 Il. Mothers Day will be observed in
First Presbyterian Church at 7.30
tomorrow evening. At 3 o'clock
q the Rev. Robert c. Pitzer. pastor OF
Al he local church. will reopen the St.
Il Georges Presbyterian Church, which
r has been closed for several months.
Following Communion. a congrega-
N tional meeting Of the church will be
held to decide the question of con-
y tinuing Of services in this church.
r during the summer by a student of
| Princeton Seminary.
The Rev. Mr. Pitzer will preach
in the Delaware City Church at
1890 O'Clock, followed by a session
Of the Sunday school at ~ o'clock.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
be in charge Of the z o'clock service.
The Rev. L. w. Layheld. pastor
will preach in the Methodist Church
at 1890 o'clock on Spiritual and
Material Kindness" and at 7.30
O'Clock on the Everlasting Cos
pei"
The Sacrament OF the Lords Sup
per will be observed at the 1880
Il o'clock service in the St Georges
Methodist Church, following which
ihe Rev. ]. c. Mccoy. pastor, will
preach a mothers day sermon, on
} Mothers. The Rev. Mr.. Mccoy
will speak at o'clock on Touching
The Master and Being Healed"
The Rev. Joseph II. carp, rector
of Emmanuel Church, New Castle
will preach in Christ's Episcopal
Church at o'clock tomorrow al.
ternoon. This church will be rep
Resented at the annual convention OF
the Diocese of Delaware, next Tues.
lay and Wednesday in Christ'l
church. Milford. by William B. Jes
ter. Mrs William b. Jester. Mrs
tTannie Reeves and Mrs. Henry
Higgins will represent, at the Auxili
ary convention.
A track team representing the 10
tai high school went TO Newark to
4 bay to compete in the field and tract
events, held on Frazer Field.
Councilman Frank X. Irons ha
y purchased the Woods property oi
Williams street
The first year Home Economic
I, Slass entertained their parents at
luncheon yesterday afternoon in tn
high school building. The parent
were well pleased with the result
of the training received the past yea
and voted IL a success.
- Harry c. Jameson, engineer on tn
Delaware City and Newark Brancl
of the Maryland division OF tn
Pennsylvania Railroad, who has bee
ID with pneumonia for several days
has recovered and will resume du
lies next week.
Major Bauman. OF Fort DuPon
Y yas the dinner guest Of DR.. and Mr'
NN. w. Ellis. yesterday.
Habbart Mccoy. son OF the Re'
nd Mrs. J. c. Mccoy. a student a
he Calvert high school. is the wee
End guest OF his parents at the Meth
odist parsonage st. Georges.
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