Evening journal., 1921-03-19
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Business Men to Form
Civics Association For
Old Town
FISHERMEN DIP
NETS ON MONDAY
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NEW CASTLE. March IA
number OF men. residents OF this
city. met in the mayors Office last
evening and discussed plans of a
civic club. the name OF which is TO
be determined at the next meeting
TO be held in the parlors OF the New
Castle Century club at o'clock next
Thursday evening. Councilman Will
helm was made temporary chairman
and Horace l. Deakyne temporary
secretary Of last nights meeting.
on motion OF City Solicitor jan
vier the temporary officers were con-
tinued until the permanent organ
ization is effected and permanent
officers elected.
A committee OF five was appointed
to secure members. The annual fee
will be 81.
Chairman Wilhelm appointed
Messrs. Andrew Eliason. John T.,
stoops. Frank II. Long, Peter c..
Madden and j. Henry Long as mem
bers OF the committee.
1t was decided to admit women
as eligible to membership. Fifteen
representative men OF the city ar
fixed their signatures as charter
members.
During the discussion Mr.. Janvier
said the movement appealed TO him.
saving, while New Castle had made
many progressive steps in the past
ten years, there was lots Of room
for Improvement. A town need not
go out and pay industrial firms to
come to q community but II they
mado the town physically inviting
firms would locate there without be-
ing bought.
The sentiment OF Mr.. Janvier's re-
marks were voiced by Mayor George
w. Eckles. Howard Wilhelm. Andrew
1iiason. Peter G.. Madden and 9TH
ers. each OF whom voiced the opin-
ion that with concentrated effort on
the part OF a few more can be ac-
complished than by the individual
unconcentrated efforts OF many.
Candy Easter Eggs at Bendler's.
ADV.
Postmaster John p. Murphy re-
ports the following list of unclaimed
mail at the local post office; Master
Edward Ellington, Nargi Sequana
CiearmeIla. Michele D'Aureamatteo,
Cerroni Pietrantonio Di Francesca.
Mrs Mary Dillworth, Signor Nico-
iini Edovordo. Clementina Faiello.
Mrs. Milton W. Ferguson. Martha
Griffin. Mihalis Karolinoi, r. II.
Priest, Geo. Wanna Sacca, ID. r.
Stats, Geo. Taylor. Jesse b. Taylor,
Mrs Mary Waters, Miss Catharine
Wilson
Robert Ferguson, who has been
night foreman at the New Castle
carbarns of the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company, has
resigned. He was succeeded yester-
day by Charles I. Counts, who until
the recent layoff was a foreman at
the barns
The Rev. Frederick p. Ashton will
preach at 7.S0 O'Clock service to-
morrow evening in Emmanuel
Church. Palm viii be distributed.
Rev. Joseph II. carp. rector, will
celebrate holy communion at the
F.so and 1880 services.
The Rev. and Mrs. John SlSilton,
.headmaster OF the Tower Hill school,
wilmington, who preached the sixth
Oh LIIN rtLIIr VI NNNAAAAr aNA
mons by visiting clergymen in I'M
manuel Church. were dinner guests
Of the Rev. and Mrs. Joseph II. carp
a. the rectory.
The usual services will be held
IN the Methodist Church tomorrow
IN charge OF the Rev. ]. r. Bicking,
pastor The pastor will preach at
1880 o'clock on '7rhe Triumphal
Entry" The Palms will be sung at
the service The evening sermon
subject will be. Christ Weeping
over Jerusalem" Services will be
held in the church each evening the
coming week from 7.3O 20 $50
o'clock. The sacrament OF the Lord s
supper will be administered on Fri
day evening.
Easter Novelties OF all kinds for
sale by Bendler's.-Adv.
What do you want. Easter Eggs
and Candy? Why go TO Bendlors
ADV
Services tn the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be in charge
Of the Rev. s. Beatte Wylie.
At the First Baptist Church, the
Rev. George T. Street. pastor. viii
DC 0MMWhN .iMnWN * III q CLOCK. IOIs
lowed by the morning worship and
sermon AZ II o'clock. The evening
song, praise and sermon will be al
7.30 o'clock.
The First Negro Baptist Church
has been organized and meets ir
rooms at Ninth and Clayton streets
with the Rev II. II. Cephas il
charge. Al $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning the Sunday school will NEE
With Alexander Williams, superin
tendent in charge, followed by a ser
mon by the pastor at 1O.45 O'Clock
Al 7 o'clock there will be a song an,
praise service, followed by a sermon
BY the pastor. Revival services wi
be held in the church house ever
night next week with the Rev. Mr.,
J. G. King, evangelist, in charge.
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Gil
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
liam Gilman Of Bridgeton, n. ]
formerly Of the Buttonwoods an
Corporal John r. Johnson, Of Fo
DUPONT took place at the home
the brides parents Wednesday af
ernoon. The couple, on the
way to their new home at Delawa
City yesterday, stopped here, al
were the guests Of the brides frien
Miss Hazel Bender. OF Second al
Delaware streets.
Several crews of shad fsherm
will operate from this city this ye'
Among those known to be ready
the initial dip are Leslie and Lev
Wortz. Albert and Albert Kirby,