Evening journal., 1921-12-29
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Associated Home Relief
Committee Makes an APP
peal for Shoes
ADELPHIA LODGE
WILL PAY VISIT
Special to The evening Journal

NEW CASTLE. Dec. 29.-Mayor
Cramer and the Associated Home
Relief Committee. are being hard
pressed to meet the demands made
on them by the families OF the un-
employed OF this city for shoes, II
will be impossible for this commit
tee to provide shoes needed unless
the employed will contribute their
cast-on shoes. These shoes, when
received. will be sent to a shoe re-
pairing establishment and made SER
viceable. Anyone having either
shoes or other clothing, not needed
by them. will be doing a charitable
act. according TO Mayor Cramer, by
sending them to the home Of Mrs.
Edward II. Naylor 527 Delaware
street. who will see that they are re-
paired and distributed.
A special meeting OF the Associate
I Home Relief Committee has been
called for o'clock this evening, by
Mayor Cramer, to be held in his
office The finances OF the commit
! tee will be discussed The payment
Of all outstanding bills for merchan-
disc purchased for tn Christmas
Cheer Baskets" will be approved.
The money received S9.16, from
{ the sale Of the chickens and turkey
found in bags hidden in the hedge
along the Hare's Corner road, north
of the High Bridge, several weeks
/ ago. by the police, has been turned
over to Mrs Edward H. Naylor-
treasurer Of the New Castle Child's
Health Centre. for purchasing milk
for sick babies OF the unemployed.
Postmaster John Il. Murphy re-
ported the following persons as nav
, ing unclaimed mail at the local
postomce, at closing time yesterday
Miss Helen w. Barney, Mrs. Mary
Cornish. Mrs. II. B. Duncan, Elbert
Grove. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph George
Nfr and Mrs. William Lancaster, Sr,
Miss sarah Faulkner, w. II. Klein
J. Kelly. Edward MacElroy, Mrs.
Mccoy. New Castle Knitting Nils
Mrs Anna Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles White.
The entertainment committee OF
tho I,ebanon M. f. Sunday School
p of Red Lion, has completed ar
; rangements for the Christmas enter
Z tainment to be presented IN h'
church next Monday evening foi
. lowing the presentation OF the pro
gram. the annual treat or th'
children will take place.
The Christmas entertainment by
/ the state Road Sunday School VII
+ be held in the State Road Chapel TO-
. ,,nrrouy evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Gloria Baldwin, o.
: sol Clayton street. are receiving con
l gratulations on the birth OF Ia
p pound son. The baby was nameS
l after its grandfather, Angelo Bald
win.
At the last weekly meeting o
Adelphia Lodge, No. s. Knights o
Pythias. II was decided TO pay tn
\ members OF Oriental Lodge, No. lS
X. OF r., Wilmington. a fraterna
visit tomorrow evening. The week
ly session of the local Pythians vii
}. be held in Masonic Temple, begin
y ming at o'clock. The meeting vii
!. be Of short duration. as the mem
d bers will leave from Fourth an
Delaware streets on the 7.55 o'clocl
h trolley for wilmington.
,, The annual Christmas entertain
?. ment by Emmanuel Sunday Schoo
d held in the parish house, Harmon
Is street. and the Strand, last evening
u was a successful affair. The paris
ie house was filled to capacity.
II william Green, chairman OF IN
l. ushers' committee OF the Methods
Church. has appointed the follow
II ing persons to serve as ushers durin
lg January. For morning services
g, Walter Ingram, Bennett F. Lanca'
N ter. Ira Duling and Frank Moon
n For evening services-Cransto
* Bland Maxey Bland. Jr, Oscs
,e Hardy and John Leach.
DR. The Rev. J. r. Bicking announce
W last evening that the Rev. Elwoc
[. w. Jones. secretary OF the Wilmini
,- ton City Missions and Church kxtei
10 sion Societies, will preach the Ne
ne Years sermon in the New cast
n Methodist Church next sund'
Y. morning.
The monthly meeting OF the DO
cas- Society OF this church will
held in the Sunday School rooms
n the church Thursday afternoo
he January s.
"a William Manning, Of West Thi
~ street. fell from the platform alo
"a the Wilmington and Phhadelph
q Traction Company's tracks, at Ro
tel ers Corner. yesterday, and 81
ce tanned severe contusions of the Il
lie side and chest. DR.. 3. NJ. Allen,
II this city, was called and treated 1
tel injuries.
re. ST. Johns Lodge. No. ?, A. F. a
he A. NJ. met in semi-monthly businS
in session in Masonic Temple last eve
ire ing.
Friendship Lodge. No 2. A. o.