Evening journal., 1921-03-12

Greatest Sin in the World" Sunday
school at 10 o'clock.
The services in Emmanuel Epis-
copal Church tomorrow viii be in
charge OF the Rev. John Rigg. rec
tor Of Christ's +. T. Church, River
ton. n j.. who has arranged with
the Rev. Joseph II. carp for an eX-
change Of pulpits. Holy Communion
will be celebrated at 7.30 and 10
o'clock in the morning. with a SER
mon following the later celebration.
Sunday school at ? o'clock, and
preaching at 730 o'clock.
The Sunday-schooi class OF I'M
manuel Church, the Rev. Joseph H.
carp. teacher. will hold a bake on
Saturday before Easter, March 20.
The Sunday services at the First
Presbyterian Church will be in
charge OF the Rev. S. Beattie Wylie.
pastor. The Sunday-school at $50
o'clock will be in charge OF Frank
Long, superintendent.
The steam road-roller belonging TO
the Levy Court is being thoroughly
overhauled by George W. Burris.
road supervisor. assisted by George
Barr and Robert Jamison. The roller
was purchased three years ago, and
this is the first time is has required
overhauling.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Davis. Of
Harmony street. will celebrate her
seventy-eighth birthday anniversary
quietly at her home tomorrow. Mrs.
Davis is an exceptionally healthy
woman for her years, and sews and
reads without glasses. Mrs. Harry
Neher and Mrs. Robert Jamison are
her daughters.
Upper classmen of the New Castle
High School. members OF the Home
Economics Glass, spent that class
period at the butcher shop of George
r. Tobin yesterday afternoon, when
Mr.. Tobin cut up a side Of beef for
their instruction. He explained very
carefully the reason for each cut
and told the class the name Of each
piece OF meat cut by him. Miss Ruth
Lena Messick accompanied the class
The Emmanuel basketball team
will play the Lorraine team OF Will
mington at s o'clock this evening in
the parish house cage.
The Citizens Building and Loan
Association OF this city will meet I'm
the New Castle Trust Company's par
lors Monday evening.
Edward Mcdaniel, manager OF last
years AMSCo. champions Of the
New Castle Industrial League, an
nounced last evening he intended or
ganizing another team this year He
said he would endeavor to have the
team represent this city in the pro-
posed New Castle County League. A
meeting of all persons interested in
the organization OF a ball team will
be held on Tuesday evening. Place
OF meeting to be announced Monday.
Bartholomew O'Rourke. Of West
Sixth street. who has been in the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital.
Wilmington, for the past two weeks.
is much improved.
Promoters "Papie" Davis and
kid" Kelly announced last evening
that another smoker and entertain
ment is being arranged for st. Pat
rick's night In the Opera House
There will be five boxing bouts and
battle royal, interspersed with
singing and dancing.
The condition Of Mrs Vaughan,
Lancaster. who has been in the con-
tagious disease department OF the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital,
wilmington, for several days suffer
ing with scarietina, is improving.
Her infant son is now at the home Of
its grandparents al Baldton.
The Misses Blanche and Estella
Sibiey OF East Fourth street. are
spending the weekend with their
aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Johnson. Of Wilmington.
Mrs. S. j. Nickerson. or East
Fourth street. who has been the
guest OF her sister Mrs. j. b. David
son. in Philadelphia. returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. Florence Bennett, a nurse at
the Delaware State Hospital. Farm
hurst, who was operated on at the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital.
Wilmington. about two weeks ago. IS
convalescing. and on leaving the
hospital next week viii go 10 the
home OF her sister. Mrs William
Megginson. near Rose Hnl. and
spend some time, while reEaining
her strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Edwards. who
have been occupying apartments in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Reynolds. on the Strand moved yes
terday 10 a property in East Fourth
street
Miss Mary Givison. student at
Womcn's College. Newark, is spend
ing this weekend with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mitchell Givison. on
East Second street.
Mrs p. y. Kemp. Of Red Lien. en-
tertained Mrs Elizabeth Cleaver and
Mrs. Hanna Hance. OF Delaware City.
as dinner guests yesterday
J. r. Jump. County superintend-
cnt. addressed the members OF the
State Road Community Club az their
meeting in the State Roard Chapel.
Thursday evening. on Road TO the
Sea" Refreshments were served.
Members OF St. Anne's Guild OF
Emmanuel Episcopal Church are
selling homemade candy Easter
eggs.
Mrs. John Eschrich and daugh-
ter. Of Baltimore. are here with her
sister. Mis- Elizabeth Toman. Fourth
street. Before her marriage Mrs.
Eschrich was Miss Mary Toman, Of
this city.
Miss Phyllis Marsh is confined TO
her home with illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yetter. OF
Baldton. entertained the Rev. and
Mrs. George r. Street and Miss Flor