Evening journal., 1921-10-25
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Bafaca Class and Dorcas
Society Hear Sermon by
Rev. ]. L. Johnson
WILL MAKE EFFORT
TO PRESERVE GAME
Special to The Evening Journal.


and the Dorcas Society OF the Meth
odist Church. attended the services !
OF that church last evening in a
body. at which time the Rev. John
l. johnson, organizer of the Baraca
Class. and former pastor of the
church. preached a special sermon
to them on Looking and Not See
ing. His text was "Our Hearts
were stirred within us. when he saw
the City. wholly given over TO
idolatry." The service marked the
closing OF the second days activities
OF the centennial celebration OF the
establishment Of a Methodist Church
in this city. Mr.. Johnosn. who is
now stationed at Crisheld. Nd. said
he was more than pleased TO see
s1ch a large delegation Of members
OF the class present and TO hear OF
It's growth.
In his sermon he said many OF
us look at things but do not see them.
He especially instructed the mem
bers OF the class 10 look at them
selves and see their personal defects
spiritual application OF the Word.
He drew conclusions from scripural
quotations as typical OF the present
age Christians. His whole dis
course was OF the advisory nature
Of ones duty TO see themselves be-
fore picking flaws in their broth
er's lives.
He expressed hopes for the
greater growth OF the class and for
a resultant power for good to the
class, church and community, and
that no selfish motives would ever
predominate their individual actions.
Following the sermon James T..
Challenger. Jr.. the well known boy
soprano. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Challenger, sang. Come Unto
Me. and I VIII Give You Rest" !"
Miss Frances Sheridan. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sheridan. will
sing at this evenings service, when
the Rev. George T. Anderson. D. D.,
OF Ellxton. Nd. will preach on Ser
vice.. Mr.. Alderman Is also a
former pastor Of the local church.
A large delegation of members OF
Scott NJ. z. Church. Wilmington,
TO which the Rev. Mr.. Johnson was
assigned. when his pastorate ended
here. attended last evenings service.
At the close OF the service a general
reunion and hand shaking took
place between the former pastor and
his old members.
Previous TO the closing OF the
service William Green, president OF
the Baraca Glass. on behalf OF the
class extended an invitation TO the
recently organized Women's Bible
Glass TO hold their weekly sessions
in conjunction with the Baraca's
Sunday afternoon sessions. The
reason for the invitation was the in
ability OF the class 10 find a suitable
meeting place in the church. which
forced the class TO discontinue it'
sessions. The invitation was ac'
cepted by Mrs. Mary McCauiley. the
class president OF the Women'i
Class. President Green also chal'
lenged Mrs. McCaulley TO an al
tendance contest between the classei
for the next three months. the losei
TO entertain the winner. Mrs. Nc
Caulley readily accepted the chal
lenge. contest to begin next Sunday
II was decided at the meeting OF
the Temple Club last evening to ad.
journ until November Ii. when th'
reorganization will take place.
The charge Of wife beating. pre-.
ferred against Clarence Ingram by
his wife. Mrs. Gertrude v Ingram
was dismissed last evening by Mayoi
Cramer.
The funeral 70 Mrs. Bessie Palla
aged 10 years, who died at Hop,
Farm yesterday morning took plac
at 10 o'clock this morning from he
late residence, 721 Clymer street
The Rev. Edward J. Dougherty, as
sistant pastor OF ST. Peters r. c
Church, ohiciated. Interment wa
made in Cathedral Cemetery. VIII
mington.
Mrs. Palla is survived by her hus
band. Michael Palla, and a five
month-old daughter Mrs. Palla ha
been IN several months with lunl
affection and was taken to Hop
Farm by Miss Alice Vail. nurse 81
charge Of local welfare work. las
Thursday. and died early yesterda
morning. Her parents live nea
AItHANuf ~ -
Mothers oats. 10c box; Puffe
Rice. 15c box; best white potatoes
large basket. 81; new dates, Csc box
new figs. 15c package; loose granu
lated sugar, &c pound box sugai
&C pound: large can Pumpkin, 15C
best Sweet Cider. 15c qt Englis
Walnuts and Almonds, 35c pound
Women's shoes. S2.5O a pair, a
Piatt's Grocery.-Adv.
Members OF the Young People
Branch Of the W. c. T. o., Of tn
Methodist Church, will hold thei
monthly business session in IN
church parlors at $50 o'clock til
evening.
d Industry Council, No. 25. Jr. o. I
A. NJ. will meet in weekly bushes
session in Masonic Temple at
o'clock this evening.
A number Of lovers of gunnin
have banded themselves with dy
OF the largest farm owners Of tn
section in an effort TO presery
game. over 500 acres Of farmlanl
much OF which is covered with WOO,
- land, is under reservation. The loci
sportsmen will procure game this
will be freed on this land and effor
made to preserve same. A fee wi
be charged TO those wishing to joi
whether gunners or not. the none
to be used in purchasing eggs {
/ ,pheasants. partridge and other gan
birds. wit a view Of Matching the
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