Evening journal., 1921-09-24
CHURCHES ADOPT
FALL SCHEDULE
Samuel Hall Visits Old
Home First Time in II
Years
MANY VISITORS
AT DELAWARE CITY
Special to The Evening Journal.

2 o'clock this afternoon. with the
Rev. L. w. Layheld, pastor OF the
Methodist church. officiating. Mrs.
John Schunder and Mrs. Emma la
Boube sang Happy Day" and The
Sweet Home" Interment was made
in the Delaware City cemetery. Mrs.
Burnett is survived by her husband
and three children. Martina, Earl
and Theresa She had been III for
several months.
The funeral of William a. David
son. &C years. who died at his home
Thursday evening. will take place
from his late residence at 2.3O
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with
the Rev. l. w. Layfield officiating.
The winter schedule will begin in
all the churches OF this city tomor-
row. At the Methodist church the
Rev. l.. W. Layfeld will preach at
/ 1890 o'clock and at 7.30 o'clock,
with the Sunday School meeting at
11.45 o'clock.
The Rev. Craig b. Cross, of OK
ford, Pa, will preach both morning
and evening in the Presbyterian
Church, owing TO the absence Of the
Rev r. c. Pitzer. who with his
family is spending the weekend at
Princeton. n. J.
The Rev Joseph FL carp. rector
OF Emmanuel Church. New Castle.
will preach in Christ's Episcopal
Church at AIS o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Prof Wallace Bruce. OF New York
city. gave a lecture in the Fire
/ House assembly room, last evening.
His subject was What is the Mat
ter With Uncle sam and the God
dess OF Liberty" The hall was
crowded. Efforts are being made TO
hold a series OF these lectures
throughout the winter months.
According to Circular No. 224, IS
sued by the War Department, re-
ceived at Fort dupont yesterday, the
soldiers were informed the former
custom Of the Government OF sup
plying clothing 10 the soldiery will
/ be resumed on October 1. This GUS
tom was discontinued during the
war.
Lieutenant Rene z. deLussy and
family will leav for Honolulu on
September %.
out Of the allotment Of fifteen re-
cruits allowed under the recent or
ders Of the Government for septem-
Der. only two men have been ac-
cepted at the fort, while several
have been turned down because Of
physical disability and mental in
ability to pass the test given.
The Girls Community Club will
meet in the fire house at s o'clock
] Monday. October 10.
Several young folk OF this city
have resumed their music study un-
der Mrs. Armstrong Of Newark.
A practice football game will be
played on the Fort gridiron at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon between
the Fort eleven and the Chesrook OF
Wilmington.
Richard Edward Powell. infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Powell,
Of near st. Georges. died at the
home OF his parents yesterday after
noon. The funeral services will be
held from the home OF his parents
at . o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
: Interment will be in st. Georges
{ cemetery.
Lieutenant W. L. Mccormick and
Lieutenant Edgar W. King, who
have been doing detached duty al
Camp Perry. Ohio State Rife Range
were granted a 2O-day leave Of alb
sence effective yesterday. The camp
said to be the most successful in
years. closed yesterday.
mi MD
the strong Elkton team, at Elkton
next Friday afternoon. This will be
tho first real test Of the season.
There will be two 25-target match
shoots. beginning at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
The shipping Board tug Tomp.
kins. with two barges carrying about
100000 feet OF lumber. enroute fol
?, Philadelphia, passed through ths
locks yesterday afternoon.
k For the first time in twelve years
n Samuel Hall. OF Baltimore. is visit.
n ing his home town. He is the gues
% OF his brother. Charles. and sister
Mrs. Albert Swan. of this city. Mr.
- Hall was born in this city and re-
J. sided here until - years ago.
!. Myrtle Roberts. Negress. who wal
iii for several weeks with typhoiC
i. fever. died at her home last Thurs
/. day morning.
- The boys OF the Delaware Cit,
!. High School will play their frs
game of the year next Saturday
- when they will go to New Castle an,
!. tackle the boys Of that high school
I, Mrs. Fred ID. Bender, OF the Rob
4 inson House. is the weekend gues
! OF her daughter. Mrs. Leo d. Wells
l. Wilmington. The mother an,
daughter will visit their son an,
o. brother, Fred Z. Bender, at Aloysiu
= Academy. West Chester. tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Hopkins
= Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hopkins AM
e daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Johi
e Kempling and daughter, who hav
o been the guests OF their mother, Mrs
T. Kathryn Cain. Of Clinton street, hav
returned to their homes in Whining
d ton.
,s Mrs. Karl Ryder. OF Youngstown
n o., is spending several weeks wit
her mother, Mrs. Kathryn Cain, her,
N Mrs. Ryder is a former resident q
,r this city and will visit relatives dur
ing her stay East. in Pennsylvania
10 Maryland and New Jersey.
At The Misses Phyllis Mason, prin
is cipal Of the High School. Dora Nc
II. Twain and NJ. Buttery, OF the teach
rs ing staff, are spending their week
L end at their homes.
-el Mr. and Mrs John Moliter an
" daughter OF Swedesboro. n. j.. VIII