Evening journal., 1921-04-16

we're: Michael J. Devlin. Chas. Hew-
lett. Edward DAILY. John McDevitt,
Edward Mcdaniel. Joseph Mullin.
Howard Butler. +. o. Rush Edwin
A. Butler, Grover Ingle, Joseph
Comerford, Jesse Hahn and Charles
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Speicher. OF
Fifth street entertained a number
OF friends Thursday evening TO cele-
brate the fifteenth anniversary Of
their marriage. The evening was
spent in cards. music, etc Mrs.
Frank Deemer was the winner of the
first prize for women, a hand-em-
broidered centerpiece. Mrs M. p.
/ Phillips won second prize also a
centerpiece. Peter G. Madden won
first prize for men, an eversharp pen
Gil, and Mrs. Greenwood the second
prize. Mrs. Speicher received many
gifts. including a silver cake tray.
The Rev. George T. Street, pastor
will be in charge OF the services in
the First Baptist Church at II
o'clock tomorrow, preaching or
Life in Earnest" At 7.30 o'clock
his subject will be "A Victorious
Life" The Sunday school will pre-
cede the morning preaching service
beginning at Q o'clock.
Services in the New Castle Meth
odist Church tomorrow will be: A
$50 o'clock, class the Rev John r
Hendrix, leader: at 1890 o'clock
preaching by the Rev. J. A. Bicking
pastor, on THE Prophets Cake" a
o'clock. Sunday school. George 7
Tobin, Jr., superintendent; the Ba
raca Glass John Proud, president
and the Women's Bible Glass, Mrs
Louise McCaulley, leader. At
O'Clock, Epworth League, followe'
by sermon by the pastor on RE
ligion Pays"
The usual services will be held Il
the First Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. J. II. Gohegan, the neV
pastor of Lebanon NJ z. Church
5 Red Lion, will preach his sermon a
1O.45 o'clock tomorrow morning
This service will be preceded by IN
Sunday school AT 7.30 o'clock tn
e service will be in charge Of the Er
e worth League. Miss Helen Haye
u leader.
The Rev. Gohegan, who Is ais
pastor OF the Glasgow NJ. +. Churcl
y will preach in that church at
y o'clock.
l. There will be a special meeting
"a the New Castle Civic Club this ev'
le ming in the parish house, Harmon
l. street and the Strand The meetir
was called by Andrew Eliason. pre-
l. ident, TO hear the report Of the con
Z. mittee on sanitation and law enforc
j. ment, Prof Henry Handy Ha
.e chairman. Those interested in civ
J. Improvement are invited to n
= meeting.
owing to the funeral OF Charl
l. Megginson, who died at his hon
Il near Rose Hill. Thursday night, b
ing held tomorrow afternoon, the
will be no session OF the Rose II
n Sunday school The Rev j. r. Bic
4 ing. pastor of the New Castle Met
q odist Church, will ofnciate. Int
y ment will be at Stanton.
e c. Wesley Preston, second lieute
q ant OF the tank corps. has been o
! dered to report at National Qua
! headquarters Monday evening, 4
service as recruiting officer.
Services in the Bethany u. A.
e e. Church tomorrow will be
n charge Of the Rev. William II. Gu
n pastor. who will preach at 10;
IL o'clock on My Grace Is Sufficient
e Sunday school at 2.30 o'clock an
le Spencer's League at 6.45 o'cloc
lie John Dover, leader; at s o'cloc
r Mrs. J. c. King, of Frankford, II
ID woman evangelist, will speak to me
te Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McCaugha
ne have moved into the house on Ches
nj nut street, recently vacated by NJ
and Mrs. Alfred Watson. who NOV,
ID TO Virginia.
ne George A. Pedrick Of Phnadelphl
purchasing agent for the Penn Sc
100 board Steel Corporation, has NOV
err to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. !
We Perry, at the Baldton. for the SUI
ng. mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry spent
ary winter at the Philadelphia home
olo. Mr.. Pedrick.
lilo Miss Nora Winslow, OF Delawi
son street, is the guest Of Atlantic c
ove relatives and friends.
lhn County Treasurer and Mrs Wa
It" S. Burris are having a new De
lily lighting and water system install
ak in their home by Douglas Apple
all. Mrs. John c. Diehl, Of Bear
ny the weekend guest OF her sis
an Mrs. Isaac Smalley, Haddonh
on n. J.
nd Miss Vera Atkinson, who has
lly at Saranac Lake. n. Y, for sew
Vn months, arrived here yesterday
n will spend several weeks with
ler mother Mrs. Margaret Atkinson
ce East Third street