Evening journal., 1921-02-12
news GOSSIP
!. OF new CASTLE
Water Co. Formally Agrees
to Sell Plant at Council
Figures
COMMUNITY CLUB
FOR STATE ROAD
Special to Tire Evening Jou-nel.

rNloNlf was MT nE HAtlt Vi 'VeAA
falling from the tender OF the Nor
colk Express at state Road station
yesterday morning. Roger was
standing on the station platform
awaiting the local train on which he
comes TO New Castle every school
day when the coal fell striking
Finn on the left ankle. Dr. Julius
Dodd dressed the injury.
A Negress standing on the plat
FORM was also slightly injured by
another piece OF coal falling from
The same tender She was able TO
20 home without assistance. how,
ever.
a large number Of residents OF
the Baldton attended the interde-
.nominational prayer meeting held at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lieb last evening Several OF those
in attendance spoke fervently in the
interest of the continuance OF these
weekly home servtcs. Persons OF
-sveral denominations were present
and one man asked those present
to pray for him.
John Hendrix. a class leader OF
this city. spoke on the Value and
Uplifting Power OF Prayer.
These meeting viii continue and
the next one will be held at tho
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hew-
lett at the Baldton.
The Tank Corps. now In course OF
organization, IS progressing rapidly
and 35 young men OF this city and
vicinity have already signed for
membership.
The Rev. and Mrs ID. ". Trap
nell we're guests OF the Rev. and Mrs.
Joseph IT, carp. at the lmmanuet
Tcctory last evening Following the
dinner Dr. Trapnell preached the
first OF fthe Friday evening Lenten
sermons by visiting cicrgymen in
Emmanuel Episcopal Church. on
gext Friday evening the Rev. Chas.
w Clash rector of Emmanuel
Church. Wilmington. will preach the
Second Lenten sermon in the local
church.
The Rev. Joseph II. carp. rector
AZ Emmanuel Church. will begin a
series Of sermons given in q very
simply way on the Life OF Our
Lord at the 1890 sorvipes tomor-
row morning. The early commun-
ion service viii be held at 7,3O
O'Clock in the morning. In the
evening the rector will speak on the
famine conditions IN Northern
China.
The Young Mems Bible Class.
Mrs. T. r. Eiason teacher. which
meets in conjunction with the
church school az $50 o'clock. has
been growing rapidly in numbers.
AZ a meeting OF this class held last
Thursday evening preliminary ar
rangements were mnde for an en-
-crtainmcnt 70 be held the Thurs
day after Easter.
A number Of men OF Emmanuel
rarish will accept tho invitation OF
the Mems Club OF ST. Andrews
Episcopal Church. WILMINGTON tc
He their guests on next Monday
evening at 81. Andrews parish
house when the Rt. Rev. T. T.
Fhurston. d. D., bishop OF the do
cese OF Oklahoma, will address the
gathering.
1.-The Rev. Fred J. Cochran. pastor
Of the Lebanon NJ. r. Church. al
Red Lion. is still c-ddned to his
Nome by illness and will be un.
able TO preach tomorrow. The Rev
Robert Watt. u. ID. district super.
iftondent OF Wilmington district oil
the Wilmington Methodist Confer
ence viii preach In the mornini
and will hold quarterly conferenc,
in the evening, instead OF the usua
Epworth League meeting. DR.. Wat
will also speak in the GLASGOW
Church which is also under thl
rastorate OF Mr.. Cochran. in thi
afternoon
The Rev J. r. Bicking, pastor
wtll preach at 730 o'clock tomor
-
Methodist Church on "Abie 20 saw
to-the Uttcrmost." Holy Commun
ion will be administered at tn
. 1890 o'clock service Preceding tn
communion service the Sunda,
morning class. lod by John Hen
dirk. will be held. The Sunda.
school and Baraca Glass will b
held NJ o'clock and AT O'Clock
there will be a devotional seryic
by Epworth League. led by Al
bert Clayton.
The Rev. George T. Street. pas
tor OF the First Baptist Church. wi
preach at both morning and even
ing services in that church tomor
row. Sunday school will precede th
morning service at 10 o'clock.
The Rev. g. Bette Wyile. pastoi
VIII preach In the First Presbyter
ian church both morning an
eyening tomorrow.
II The Rose Hill Sunday School wi
& meet in the Rose Hill Scho,
HOUSE at $50 o'clock tomorrow N
ternoon. with s. Hickman Hewitt
superintendent In charge.
The meeting OF the CurreI
E Events Glass. held yesterday aftei
noon in the New Castle Centui
q Club. was largely attended. a veI
q interesting paper was read by Mr.
~ T. Phillips. who gave a book r.
view on "The Valley OF silei
81 Men" and Mrs. p. B. IAghtner. O
81 'The Life OF the Author"
-The bondholders OF the Delawai
Water Improvement and the Ne
Castle Water Companies have o
fcially accepted the offer OF $500
for the purchase OF the plants mat
N BIZ Council, according to a commui
ication received by Council yeste
day. The transfer OF the plan
Will probably take place betwe'
the first and fifteenth OF April.
Sevsral friends and relatives ga
Ms. samuel Farmer OF East Eff
street. a surprise visit on Thursdi
evening reminding her the day WI
another anniversary OF her birth.
The firing squad OF 1ndust