Evening journal., 1921-11-02
News Happenings in Delaware and Maryland Town

ing the ushers for the Sunday SER
vices in the Methodist Church. They
are for morning services during No
vember, George W. Birmingham.
Harry II. Haines John F. Cloud and
Harvey johnson: for the evening
services. Elmer Megginson, Raymond
Foster, william II. Green and Theo-
dore Atkinson.
The attendance contest between
the members OF the Baraca Glass and
the Womens Bible Glass began last
Sunday with 40 OF the Baraca Glass
and 20 Of the Womens Glass pres
ent. The loser OF this contest will
entertain the winner. A weekly
schedule OF the attendance will ap-
pear in The Evening Journal, with
percentage OF attendance attached.
The monthly business meeting OF
the First Baptist Church will be held
in the Sunday school room OF the
church tomorrow evening, following
the weekly prayer meeing.
The Rose Hill Grange will meet at
3 o'clock this evening.
Clarence williams. of Minquadale
Terrace. reported having been robbed
Of several dxcks, during the past
week.
William weldon was forced to re-
tire from the game OF football yes
terday afternoon because of injuries.
He was playing with the st. Peters
parochial school team against the
Defiance Midgets.
The Board OF Education will meet
in the superintendent's office at s
o'clock this evening.
The Sixth Company, c. A. c., ID.
N. c., will hold its weekly drill this
evening postponed from last Monday
evening. The drill floor was used on
Monday evening for dancing by the
Good Will Fire Company.
st. Peters parochial school will
play the Pine A. c. football team OF
wilmington, at Battary Park. Satur-
day afternoon.
The monthly meeting OF the Home
and School Association will be held
in the assembly room of the High
School, tomorrow evening. state
superintendent Henry V. Holloway
will address the association. Super
intondent Holloway was formerly
suprvisor of the local schools.
The Young Mems Association OF
the First Presbyterian Church, VIII
attend the prayer service or tha'
church this evening.
Several hundred members and
friends of the Dorcas Society of the
Methodist Church, attended the mas
auerade party, given by the society
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Il. Kee last evening, The house was
Hied to capacity, and each patron
was assessed the fee OF 10 cents. A
neat sum was realized from the
affair.
The Young Peoples Branch OF
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union will give a masked party IN
the church parlors tomorrow even
ing.
A spook. party will be given by st
Anne's Guild Of Emmanuel Episcopa
Church. in the Parish House. thu
levening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Weggen
mann will move into the house a
211 Harmony street, recently vacat
) ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Heath
ers, who move to the Baldton.
) Arrangements have been complet
ed for the First Annual Military Bal
by the Sixth Company, c. a. c.. ID. n
c.. to be given in the Van Dyk
Armory. Thanksgiving evening. Tn
George II. Madden Orchestra ha
been engaged for this ball. Man.
OF the state and national army OF
ficials have been invited. Cover
nor and Mrs Denney are expecte,
10 lead the Grand March. 1t will b.
a formal affair. II is expected sew
eral OF the u. S. officials viii bi
present. A cafe will be opened in th'
basement of the armory to accom-
modate those attending.
Plans are being made for a stree
run on Thanksgiving morning. Tn
local merchants viii be requested 4
provide prizes for this occasion
This will be the first street run eve
held in this city. The route laid ou
is. assemble and start from in from
of the Old Court House. at 90
o'clock. going north on Delawar
street TO Fifth, west on Fifth street
to South to Sixth and then east o
Sixth to Delaware. to Fifth street
! east on Fifth to Harmony. south o
Harmony to Fourth to Chestnu
street, to Second returning to Della
, ware, where the race viii end
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