Evening journal., 1921-01-15
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Rev. Charles H. Holmead
Will Preach in Emmanuel
Church Tomorrow
INSTALL OFFICERS
OF EASTERN STAR
specIal 70 The EvenIng journal.

New Castle Methodist Church, the
Rev. ]. r. Bicking, pastor, will speak
at 1890 o'clock in the morning on the
subject: Born OF Cod The sunday
schoo land Baraca Glass Will meet Ia
the church in the afternoon. spe-
cial feature OF the meeting OF the
Baraca Glass will be an address by
Mrs. Henry Folsom At o'clock IN
the evening the Epworth League will
hold its weekly meeting, followed at
730 O'Clock by sermon by MISS
Flora Folsom, Of the Wilmington City
Missions. Miss Folsom will be accom-
panied by Miss Lillian Carter, also OF
Wilmington, who will sing several
solos
In Emmanuel Episcopal Church. ow-
ing TO the absence Of the Rev. Joseph
= II. carp, rector, the Rev; Charles IL.
Holmead curaie OF ST. Johns Episco-
pal Church, Wilmington, Will De IN
charge Of both morning and evening
services. There will be no celebration
at 730 o'clock OF Holy Communion. ~
1890 o'clock the celebration OF Holy
Communion will be In charge or MT.
Holmead followed by the morning
sermon and worship. The Sunday
school session will be held at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon. Mr.. HOlmead VIII
preach at 100 o'clock in the evening.
The usual Sunday services VIII Dc
held In the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow, with the Rev. 5. Beaitle
Wylie. pastor, in charge. Mornlns
worship and sermon at 1890 o'clock.
SundayS school at go O'Clock in charge
' OF Frank Long, superintendent. me
evening sermon and worship VIII be-
gin at 7.30 o'clock.
owing To the illness Of the Rev.
Fred ]. Cochran, pastor, the speaker
al the Lebanon NJ. z. Church, Red
Lion, has not been announced The
Rev. Mr.. Cochran, who has Deen III
for several weeks, went to Hamm ond-
ton. n. j., to recuperate, returning
Yesterday. in a weak condition. Ihe
Rev. and Mrs. Cochran were visiting
Mrs Cochran's parents. The order ~
service at this church tomorrow VIII
he sunday school at $50 o'clock fol-
lowed by preaching at tt3O o'clock
The Epworih League will be in charge
of fhe evening service beginning al
7.30 o'clock.
Christiana Presbyterian Church viii
preach in that church at 2 o'clock
This service will be preceded by ses-
sion OF the Sunday school at iS1
Al The First Baptist Church the sub
iccts for tomorrow were not an
nounced. Sunday school at 10 o'clock
4 ' followed by sermon by pastor. IN,
evening service viii begin at IN
o'clock.
he held in the School House tomOr.
row afternoon at 230 o'clock, with ;
Hickman Hewitt, superintendent II
Il In the absence OF Mrs Minnie
& Keyes, Rt. Worthy Grand Secretary o
the National Order OF the Easter
II Star. OF Washington, y. C.. the pas
worthy matron, Mrs. Elizabeth Leach
RI installed the newly-elected officers o
Caesar Rodney Chapter, No. s, order o
Eastern star. last THURSDAY eNenlnl
81 in Masonic Temple. Mrs Keyes sen
letter OF regret. The officers in
stalled were: Mrs. Elizabeth Leach
worthy matron: Raymond Foster
worthy patron: Mrs. Irene Hewlett
associate matrOn: Miss Carrie Gem
.mill. conductress, Mrs. Sallie Mere
dith. associate conductress. Mrs. Eliz
abeth Hobbs. secretary: Mrs, hllel
Foster. treasurer; Mrs. Mary X. Nay
.@ lOr. chaplain Mrs. Mary Hanf. mar
shal: Ms Ella Brown, Organist; Mrs
81 Bessie Nallett warden; Edward
81 Naylor, sentinel.
81 Trustees. Edward H. Naylor, 10
81 three years Raymond Foster, for tw
III years, and DR.. Julius DOdd, for on
year. The star Points will be a ?
<8 pointed by the worthy matron at th
= ,meeting op December %.
81 For frstAclass shine. see Gene" a
Dougherty's Pool parlors.-Adv.
The Dixie Minstrels will visit thi
town next Friday evening, Januar
2i.
Dances are scheduled 10 be held 4
the opera House. Friday evening. Jan
4 uary 2i under the auspices Of tn
" sANiS co. Girls, and Friday evening
e February 4, under the direction OF "a
< ofllce girls Of the Wilmington fibr
n specially Company
Tomorrow viii be known in tn
y Bethany u. A. NJ. +. Church, FIT
IA and Williams streets, as Prize Rail
A Sunday. The Rev. Frank Henry. O
Pine Tree, Del, Will preach at iO3
.OclOck: Sunday school will be hel
at o'clock in The afternoon; On
s. Rev Thomas Guy. OF Philadelphia
X viii preach at 800 O'Clock. and Wi
al liam Henry, OF Wilmington, wi
pred.h at 7.30 O'Clock in the evening
M The weekly prayer service will h
held "Wednesday evening led by Gray
son Brown.
Members Of The High school ba,
X -ketball team were entertained Ia.
:H evening at the home OF Mr. and Mr.
u Frank j. Deemer. by their daughte
Miss Edna Deemer. who Is the schol
'X cheer leader Those present WEI
1<{ Charles King. Charles Cannon, Jimm
::S9 McDevitt, John Leach, Douglas prOu
MeSton Whiia Leon King, JOssph Car
non, Jimmy Wilson the cheer lesdin
partner Of Miss Deemer, Samuel NJ
IS KNIT and Earl Meggenmann.
q Giving as their reason the impass
< bic condition Of the roads, Elkto
& Hligh School basketball team, cance
ed the game for last night with N
local team, late yesterday afternoon
TO not disappOint the public tv
<W Teams. composed OF High School bO,
{5U hlayed a game. Tine Varsity boz
'< 3pked nifty in their new Jersey
Which were worn for the FIRST tin
Hast night
owing to the inrlement wealth,
conditions there was only one Sc
Sion in the local schools yesterday
Paul Wentzel, 26 years old OF IN
city who had his hand seriously II
iured while working at the Pusey ar
lOnes plant, Wilmington, yesterda
was suffering severe pain last nigh
and DR.. julius Dodd was colled
10 treat him.
FOR SALE-Carl0ad OF Pennsy
yania white potatoes, Just receive.
$3.50 delivered by Walter Wipf, phoI
iiiR-2.-Adv.
Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, West Seyenl
Street, is confined TO her home vii
grip.
". Frank silver. deputy gre
sachem. OF Little Bear Tribe OF RI
t.4mN N.n -.