Evening journal., 1921-04-05
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Wilmington Red Men In
wade Seminole Wigwam
And Raise Chiefs
"A. M. S. Co. TO DANCE
IN VAN DYKE ARMORY
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Special to The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. April 5.-Deputy
Great Sachem James Faulkner OF
Manitou Tribe, No. IS. Imp'd o. r.
NJ. and his staff Of chiefs. braves and
Warriors invaded the wigwam OF
Seminole Tribe here last evening and
raised the chiefs-elect Of the latter
tribe The Indians came over from
Wilmington 21 strong and following
the raising spent a social hour with
their brother Red Men, when ad-
dresses were made, followed by re-
freshments.
Deputy Sachem Faulkner was ac-
companied by John Hetherington.
prophet: George Schafcrman. senior
sycamore; Lawrence Hansen, junior
sycamore; William Berry. first san
nap; William Presthofer, second
sannap; Harvey Williams. collector
Of wampum; Henry Presthofer,
keepjer OF wampum; James Law,
first warrior; william Roper. second
warrior; Rellen Morris, third war
rior; Leroy Berry. fourth warrior;
Charles Feguson, first brave; Harry
Hammond, second brave; Roy Bar
rowman, third brave; Howard Law,
fourth brave; Herbert Myers, Sr.,
guard of the forest; Herbert Myers,
Jr., guard OF the wigwam, and Will
liam Schofield, mishcnewa.
Chiefs-elect OF Seminole who we're
raised are: Harry Bane, prophet;
Neil Watson, sachem; William
Proud, senior sycamore; Frank
Proud. junior sycamore; Albert VIII
helm, chief OF records; J. II. Ian
caster, keeper OF wampum: Howard
l.. Wilhelm, collector OF wampum
John Proud. first sannap; Charles
Clymer. second sannap; Leslie Walls.
third sannp; Harry Newiove. fourth
sannap: John Clymer, first warrior;
Arthur Gibbs. second warrior; Ed
ward Proud, third warrior; Edward
Naylor. fourth warrior; William
Stewart. first brave; Samuel Me-
Knit. second brave; William Greene.
third brave; Elmer Parsons, fourth
brave; Robert Barnes. guard Of the
wlgwam; George Proud. guard OF
the forest and Paul Rees, mishenewa.
Tomorrow evening the deputy
great sachem, warriors, braves and
other officials OF Seminole Tribe viii
go to Wilmington 20 raise the chiefs
elect of Hiawatha Tribe
Fire caused hy the backhring OF
q gasoline engine used in operating
a pump. destroyed the pump house.
one OF the COW sheds and damaged
the pump at the farm OF r.. l.. Rich
ards. Bear Station. yesterday after
noon. entailing loss OF about $3.50.
About 3.07 o'clock yesterday after
noon. an alarm OF fire was tele-
phoned from the Richards farm.
Several automobile loads OF fremen
were rushed to the scene OF the fire.
on arriving the company found the
pump house about ready to collapse
and one end OF the COW shed on fire.
The company checked the spread OF
the flames.
Governor Denney has signed the
bill appropriating $500 20 the Good
VIII Fire Company OF this city.
The annual meeting and election
Of officers OF the Young Peoples
Branch OF the Women's Christian
Temperance Union OF the New Cas-
tie Methodist Church. will be held in
the church parlors this evening.
Ni mummy WMEAAAfNN rNErA0M VI
the Dorcas Society will be held In
the church parlors at 2.3O o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
The monthly business session OF
the members Of the First Baptis
Church will be held Thursday eve
ming in the church beginning at 7.3l
O'clock The resignation Of the Rev
George T. Street as pastor. will prob
ably be acted upon.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF tn,
First Baptist Church will meet IL
monthly business session in the par
sonage at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. a report of the Easter cand,
sale by the committee will be read
The Unitel States lighthouse sup
ply ship Woodbinc tied up at Della
ware street wharf last night Tn
crew composed Of residents o
Lewes. spent the evening witt
friends here.
Tho Amsco Girls club. compose
or women employees and former EN-
ploycs Of the American Manganese
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