Evening journal., 1921-09-03
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Town School Children Back
to Studies on Next
Tuesday
CHURCHES RESUME
REGULAR SERVICES

churches OF the city will resume their
usual services tomorrow. While the
Baptist Church is without a pastor
the pulpit will be filled by the Rev
f. W. washburn. Of the North Bap-
tist Church. Wilmington, at the. eve
ming service. The newly elected
pastor will probably assume the du-
ties the last Sunday Of this month
At the Methodist Church the Rev.
J. r. Bicking will preach at IL
o'clock on "The Three Christian
Graces." The Sunday school will
meet at 10 o'clock and the Baraca
Glass at o'clock. At the o'clock
twilight service the pastor will give
another OF his illustrated talks
The Rev. Joseph II. carp. rector
Of Emmanuel Church will preach
special sermon to the boys and girls
Of the church at the morning serv-
ice. Holy Communion will be cele-
brated at 7.3O and 1890 o'clock. the
latter service to be followed by SER
mon.
The Rev. Floris Ferwerda, who is
filling the pulpit OF the First Pres
byterian Church during. the absence
OF the Rev. S. Beattie Wylie. who is
visiting his mother in Ireland. will
preach the fourth and final sermon
on Presbyterianism," In that
church tomorrow evening. James T.
Challenger, Jr.. will sing at this
service.
Arrangements have been complet-
ed by the Young Mems Association
Of the First Presbyterian Church for
the annual excursion next Monday
at Lenape Park. The trip will be
made by automobile.
The local Negro aggregation OF
baseball players known as Black sox
will face a tough proposition this
afternoon when they cross bats with
the Harlan Giants at Battery Park.
The New Castle A. AS will play
the Eleventh Ward team at Will
mlngton this afternoon.
The teaching staff Of the public
schools has been filled and all ar
ranrements made for the opening OF
the fan term next Tuesday morning.
Prof. snavely has issued orders that
all teachers meet him in the super
intendent's Office at o'clock, stand
ard time. that day. The pupils will
be admitted to their respective rooms
at e.45, standard time. The schools
will be operated on standard time
because a number Of the pupils come
from the rural districts.
While Mrs. Nathan Katz was en-
ployed in her kitchen duties yester'
day afternoon. a quantity OF plas
ter fell from the ceiling, striking hei
on the head, and rendering her un
conscious. While she was not ser
iously injured she is suffering from
nervous shock.
The swimming pool in the Kat
Ford Deemer Memorial Park wa.
opened TO the public for the FRS
time yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Deemer enjoyed the afternoon hav
ing the children dive after nickle
and pennies which he threw In I'M
nond. From early ,afternoon Z
Twilight the children had a gala time
The park is one Of the popular spot
Of the western section OF town. Thi
section. until the establishment o
this park, had no recreation spot
Throughout the day and evenini
mothers and older sisters and broth
ers are seen wheeling their younge
relatives in the park or enjoying IN
breezes under the many shade trees
Andrew NJ. Gallagher. James Z
Toman. James Toner. Patrick Nc
Grorv and J. A. Palmer left las
night for fishing trip to Red Liol
creek.
The Good Will fire company wa
: called upon yesterday TO flush IN
culverts. drains and cutters. IN
flushing was done by orders Of Pres
= ident OF Council Dougherty.
Trustees OF the Commons wi
meet next Tuesday evening in Com
mons chamber.
| Seminole Tribe Of Red Men wi
hold its first fall session on Monda
b evening, September IS, in Masoni
= Hall.
5 Word has been received by tn
: relatives OF John Carlin, a resider
I OF this city. who has been manage
OF the Hamilton Canadian Leagu
= baseball team. that he has been sol
{ to the Reading international Leagu
e. team and will play the remainder
!. the season with that team. Johnn
D got his experience in baseball her
o He is a graduate Of the Battery Par
\ diamond school. He is considere
o. one OF the fastest baseball product
{ of this city.
o The recent milk thefts have bee
4 solved. Recently strange men
t. search OF employment have fr'
louented the city and have bee
forced to get food by begging.
resident, who has been losing mill
= saw one of the men take a bottle
Il milk and drink It as II almost fan
d ished. Instead OF having the ma
n arrested he was invited to breal
S fast.
A At the meeting OF City Counc
= next Tuesday evening civic improv'
:, ment will be discussed. The mo
:, important one will be the dispos
:. ton OF the new ordinance govern
> ing the erection OF billbords with
the city limits. From present ind
q cations the hearing promises to
warm.
m Z. p. Davis will preach at Il
l. Hazel Del Mission at 1890 o'clo'
a, tomorrow morning. Sunday scho
ol will be held at $50 o'clock. Chri
20 tian Endeavor with Miss Lily
Davis as leader. will be held at
o'clock. Holy communion will
celebrated at 7.30 o'clock.