Evening journal., 1921-12-03
CARS BLOCKED
BY HIGH tide
Trolley Service to Delaware
City Was Suspended for
Short Time
DIR. H. V. HOLLOWAY
GIVES LECTURE
Special to The evening Journal

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DELAWARE CITY, Dec. a.
Crowded conditions OF the local
school which has made Il necessary
to secure class rooms outside OF the
school building is causing local tax
payers to advocate building a new
school.
owing to misunderstanding
many OF the town folk failed to at
tend the meeting OF the Delaware
city Century Club. Thursday even
ing. thinking It was for members
only. The meeting was an open
forum. but only the members OF the
club, attended The address given
by DR.. II. V. Holloway. State Super
intendent Of Public Instruction. was
both entertaining and instructive.
His subject was Education.
1t has been stated that DR.. Hollo-
way will be requested to repeat the
address before the Community We'll
fare Association. at its next meet
ing.
bNrAuG Alit hualtnn HtNtAuA iAAEANtAt
and literary numbers were present.
ed A vocal solo was given by Mrs.
Thomas Delahay. accompanied by
Major and Mrs. c. V. williams on
the violin and piano. Major and Mrs.
Williams also gave several instru-
mental duets.
Services in Christ Church at 3.45|
o'clock tomorrow afternoon will be
in charge OF the Rev. Joseph II.
carp. The members will begin the
canvass OF the parish. Mr.. carp win
o'clock in the morning, in that
church.
The Rev. j. c. Pitzer win preach
in the First Presbyterian Church at
030 o'clock tomorrow morning on
shadows" and at 7.3O o'clock inI
the evening on Seekers" The
Bible school viii meet at 10 o'clock
TO study "The Patriarchs" The
Y. p. s. c. e. Society will meet at Z
o'clock.
"The District School at Blueberry
Corners" an entertainment by the
Y. p S. OF c. Il. OF the Presbyterian
Church. assisted by the Rev. and Mrs.
r. c. Pitzer will be given in the
| Chapel Wednesday December 7th,
beginning at s o'clock for the bene-
ht OF chapel fund.
The December social OF the Y 2.
s. Of c. T.. has been postponed until
December 31st, where a watch night
service win be held.
The monthly meeting OF Mayor
and Council will be held in the town
hall next Monday evening, when an
ordinance licensing bin boards. will
be discussed.
Mrs. Thomas Delahay until her
recent marriage. Miss Dorothy Metz
ger, OF this city, attended the meet
ing Of the Union Park Gardens Cen
tury Club at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Newlove last evening
and sang several solos Miss Metz
ger is a we'll known soprano and a.
member Of the local Century Club.
The Ladies' Aid of the First
Methodist Church cleared about s1s5
at the bazaar held in that church
/ last Thursday evening.
The NJ f, Sunday school enter
tainment committee has selected the
cantata "Throned In a Manger." and
will begin practicing next week for
its presentation at their annual
Christmas entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs James Gam. OF ST.
3 Georges. will leave for Washington
o d. c., next Tuesday where Mr. Gan
= viii represent the local branch o
= the Anu-Saloon League. at the a.
a nual meeting OF the National Coun
n Gil Mr.. and Mrs. Gam left toda.
- for West Chester, where they wi
be the guests OF Mr and Mrs VII
v liam Hopes, until they depar, 70
0 the convention.
!. Trolley car service between tn
/, city and Wilmington. was suspend
ed for four hours yesterday, OWN
TO the exceptional high tide. floodlN
! Clarks marsh, just north of this cit,
T, which also covered the tracts of N
Wilmington Philadelphia Tractio
+, Company. From 12 o'clock unit
, four o'clock no trolley's entered III