Evening journal., 1921-11-05
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Unsuccessful Attempt Made
BY Robbers TO Enter
J.E. Biggs' Store
BREAKS ARM IN
FALL FROM CAR
speeiaI o rhe EvenIns JournaI.


NEW CASTLE. Nov. 5.-Recent
robbcries and attempts at robbery
have caused the police considerable
work. Nearly every night during
the past two weeks efforts. some
successful, have been made to rob
business houses as well as private
dwellings. The manner OF commit-
ting many of these robberies has
been similar. and has led the po-
lice to feel that one person is guilty
OF them.
The most recent attempt was made
early yesterday morning when the
thief gained entrance to the cellar
beneath the gents furnishing store
OF James +. Biggs. near Fourth and
Delaware streets. but was blocked by
door at the head Of the cellar
steps. This store was robbed about
two years ago Mr.. Blggs. after the
first robbery. had two heavy bolts
placed on this door and because OF
these the thief failed TO get in.
Members OF Emmanuel Episcopal
Church will celebrate the ending
OF 100 years OF missionary work in
the Episcopal Church at IL o'clock
tomorrow morning. This service
will be preceded by the Sunday
school. which begins at 10 o'clock.
The Rev. Joseph II. carp. rector
will speak at 7,30 o'clock tomorrow
evening on the question "can War
Decide Moral Issue?" The early
communion will be omitted tomor-
row. but the Sacrament will be ad-
ministered at the latter service.
The Rev. Frederick Overhiser
pastor, will preach in the First Bap-
tist church at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning on wonderful Love-" fol-
lowing which Holy Communion will
be celebrated. The Sunday school
will meet at 10 o'clock. At 7.3O Mr..
Overhiser will speak on THE Peril
OF the Sword" Arrangements have
been made for Mr Overhiser to at
tend the Rose Hill Sunday School
in the afternoon.
Services in the New Castle Metho-
dist Church will be in charge OF the
Rev. ]. r. Bicking. who will speak
at 1890 o'clock on "Isaiah's vi
sion" and at 7.30 o'clock on Com
ing Home. or a Fathers welcome
John r. Hendrix will conduct the
Sunday morning class in the Sunday
school rooms. at $50 o'clock. At
o'clock the Sunday school and
Baraca Glass will meet. Mr.. Bick
ing will give an illustrated talk e
the children at $50 O'Clock. follow
ing which. at o'clock. the Epwortf
League will hold its weekly deyo
tional service.
The Rev. s. Bette Wylie. pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church. will
begin a series OF sermons on "Funda-
mental Beliefs" in that church to-
morrow. The subject OF the first
, sermon at 1890 O'Clock will be "The
Existence OF God" Sunday school
will meet at $50 o'clock. "A Mid
night Tragedy" will be the subject
discussed by Mr.. Wylie at the 7.3o
| o'clock. service.
At the Bethany u A. NJ. e. Church
at 1880 o'clock tomorrow morning
/ preach. The Sunday school will
, meet at 2 o'clock, followed at $40
D o'clock by sermon by the Rev. W
II. Boyer, who will SPEAK to the sew
] eral organizations OF the church
70 At 7.30 o'clock. Mr.. Guy will agaii
C preach 10 the congregation. Mss
Evelyn Laws will sing at these ser
r. vices.
{ Miss Ann Lancaster entertaine,
- her Sunday-school class Of the Firs
{ Presbyterian Church last evening q
Marble Hall, Fifth and Delawar
streets. About thirty OF the elias,
augmented by number Of friends
enjoyed the evening OF games, con
p cluded with refreshments.
O Mrs. Edward II. Naylor, Sr., teach
er in the Methodist Sunday schoo
entertained number OF her clas
/. and friends at her home last v-.r
5 ing at a masked party. At tho cor
/ clusion OF an evening Of games, re
!, freshments were served Anon
those present we're the Misses Jan
, and Eva Tobin, Gladys and Alio
, Clayton, Eleanor and Elizabet
Cramer, Helen Boyce. Marie Caver
I der, Ethel Marsh, Anna Tressle
Mabel Whiteside. Matilda King an
Elizabeth Foster; and Masters Fran
Carol and Francis Gebhart. Mr.
Naylor was assisted in entertainin
the younk folk by Miss lrma ia
quette. a teacher in the local publ
schools.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ogle Giendon enter
tained a number OF young folk a
their home on Cherry street las
evening. in honor OF the elevent
) birthday anniversary ftheir daugh
! ter Pearl. Games were played, storie
told by the host and hostess, fol
lowed by the serving OF a COLLATION.
. Those present were the Misses Pear
D Ann and Olga Golden. Helen an
Catherine Whiteside, Elizabet
e Jones. Blanche Moore, Agnes Nc
? Caffery. Jennie Ingle. Adelaide Ros
sell, Dorothy Johnson. Ellen Dilkl
J. Irene Cutler. Margaret Gebhart, an
h Masters Fred Ingle, Samuel Barnes
Mahlon Lancaster and George Car
IS. roll
III Arrangements have been complei
ed by the Sixth Company, c. A. c
y n for the first basketball game ~ r
- held In the NanDyke Armory ne,
's wednesday evening. The final pra,
tice for this game will be held ne,
monday evening. The Sixth Con
pany team is composed Of wall
en- White and Moyie, forwards: Benne
no and Harris centers; Proud, Harrin
ite ton and Conner, guards. The Bra,
a DIVINE Church League team Of w
k mington will he the onnonart. 20 :,