Evening journal., 1921-06-25
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Hundreds Get Relief From
Heat by Dip in Delaware
River
PLAN EXCURSION
TO VALLEY FORGE
stan Correspondent

oAhlA correspondents
NEW CASTLE. June rs. - The
river-front for about a mile above
and below the city was crowded with
hathers last evening. seeking relief
from the heat Many water games
were played.
During the frolickinE. a young
man seized a girl and. in ducking
her. is said 10 have held her head
under the water too long The girl
was forced TO leave the beach be-
cause Of illness. said 10 be due TO the
ducking. Her parents appealed TO
Mayor Cramer. who will detail an
officer TO watch the early evening
bathers.
In an effort to increase the. church
attendance. some OF the churches
will dispense with their Sunday
school sessions. and others will hold
the sessions IN the morning. preced-
ing the church service. during the
summer and early fall months.
At the New Castle Methodist
Church tomorrow. tho summer
schedule will be put into effect.
The Rev J. r. Bicking breaches az
~ O'Clock on "Can the Christian
Take a Vacation?" Preceding this
service. the Sunday school will meet
at 10 o'clock. The Baraca class VIII
liam Green. the newly elected presi-
dent. In charge. will meet in the
/ Sunday school rooms at 2 o'clock.
In the evening from 10 s o'clock,
there will be twilight song service
and illustrated blackboard talks by
the Rev. Mr.. Bicking This is the
FIRST OF the summer twilight services
Seats will be reserved for children.
| New song books will be used for the
FIRST time next Sunday and singing
will feature these services through.
out the summer.
At the Emmanuel Episcopa
Church. Holy Communion will b'
celebrated at 730 O'Clock in th'
morning. Morning prayer and ser
mon by the Rev. Joseph II. carp
rector. will take place al 1915
O'Clock. The Sunday school ani
Bible classes have been discontinued
for the summer. At 7.30 o'clock, IN
evening service viii be in charge o
the rector.
There will be no preaching servic
in the First Baptist Church tomor
row. The Sunday school will meet a
10 o'clock. At IL o'clock II has bee
arranged for some member to give
talk. In the evening beginning a
7.3O o'clock. the annual Children
Day program will be presented.
Special music and a number q
recitations by pupils. with talks b
adult members Of the school. vi
conclude the program.
The Rev. $. Boattie Wylie, paste
Of me First Presbyterian Churcl
will preach at 1890 o'clock In n
morning on Preparation" for n
8 quarterly observance OF commune
10 The other services viii be as usual
; Arrangements have been con
; pleted for the annual excursion
J Emmanuel Episcopal Sunday schoc
which is TO be given at Valley Forl
on Thursday. June 80.
The transportation Of all membe
b will be paid out Of moneys raise
! | by the several social functions he
b during the past year Any othe
3 wishing to take advantage OF q
{ cheapness Of the transportation vi
{ be charged S1.5O. Transportatif
D will not be guaranteed to those ou
I side the Sunday school. unless the
hand their names to the committ'
r in charge or to the Rev. Mr.. Eai
q by Monday evening.
q Buses and trucks have been el
gagged. The children will be give
4 the JOY OF an fashioned stra
a ride. not horse-drawn. but motto
10 driven. while the adults will go
e the buses. The time and place
D. leaving will be announced the fir
% of the week
j. The first birthday anniversary
o the institution OF Caesar Rodn
a Chapter. No. 8. order OF Easte
o Star. will be held in the opera Hou
n this evening. An elaborate progra
r has been arranged by the Entertai
Il ment Committee. All members a
e requested TO be present
II George Chandler. 14-year-old 81