Evening journal., 1921-12-02
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Citizens Protective League
May be Organized to
Assist Police Force
TEMPLE CLUB TO
BE REORGANIZED
Special to The Evening Journal.

visitations OF early morning prowl-
ers in this city Several residents
are advocating such league for the
purpose OF augmenting the opera
tions of the local police force
Two more hen houses were en-
tered by robbers early yesterday
morning. one at william Walkers
farm and the other at the residence
of a family living in the Dobbins-
Vile section OF the city. At both
places the owners had taken pre-
cautions by securely locking their
outbuldings before retiring.
The thieves have become very
bold and some visits are reported
as having taken place shortly after
dusk and one in the day time.
Because OF a misunderstanding
among tho reside cnts OF the city con-
cerning the admission fee to be
charged to the entertainment to be
given In the Sunday school rooms OF
the Meth odist Church here, by the
Hare's Corner Farmers Club, Mon
day evening. the Rev J. r. Bicling
has announced that the admission
for adults and children are not the
same, but that adults will be as
sessed 25 cents each and children 10
cents each.
The funeral OF Denny S. Cavcn-
der. aged 25 years, who died In
Douglas, Arizona. last week, took
place from the residence OF his
brother. former Mayor Theodore W.
Cavender yesterday. II was largely
attended by former friends. play
mates and relatives. Numerous fioral
tributes surrounded the casket.
Members OF Adeiphia Lodge, No. q,
Knights OF Pythias. attended the
funeral and furnished the pallbear-
ers They were Samuel J. Farmer,
Robert Harrington, Jr., Robert Van
tine, Robert Barnes, William Etchels
and George Kern. Mr.. Cavender
was a member OF Border Lodge. No.
rs, K OF p. Douglas, Arizona. and
Il was at the request OF the latter
that Adelphia extended the courtesy.
Many Of the members were boyhood
friends OF the deceased. The Rev
]. r. Bicking. OF the local Methodist
Church. and the Rev. John Y. Irwin,
OF the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church, Wilmington. spoke. Inter
ment wns made in the Presbyterian
cemetery
The Methodist Church choir will
hold it's weekly rehearsal in the
church auditorium this evening.
Adelphia Lodge. No. 8, Knights OF
Pythias. win meet this evening In
Masonic Temple. Following the
business session the formation OF a
town quot league will be discussed, |
The Temple Club, a Masonic social 4
organization. with meeting rooms on
the second fioor OF Masonic Temple,
which has been inactive for the past
several months. viii be reorganized
during this month. Letters are be-
Ing sent TO the many Masons OF the
city and vicinity. appealing to them
10 become members. The initiation
fees have been eliminated and the
only money consideration Is the pay
rent OF one years dues amounting /
to - The club has finely equipped |
p1rlcr. dining. pool and card rooms,
w-r q iarre room adjoining these.
trz- may Be uEed for a dance ham
The present oficiais are planning
several feature social events Tor the
coning winter The fact that such
a place may be used b. members
Tor tte ertcrfairuert % their Ma
sonic friend= Is being given in the
appeal a. an especially interesting
feature. During his month the cleo
Ion of oflcer4 vii tafe place
Five dollars. Or extra trousers
with SUIT orders before Xnas ~
Walcmsn. tsilor.-Aov.
Notwithstanding the depressed in-
duEfriaI conditions al the local plant
the many social events of the fai
and early winter have been mort suc.
cnssfulIy carried out a. far az ths
financial side OF the functions arf
concerned. Last evening. In the par.
ieh house. the women OF Immanue
Church conducted a successful sup
per. Several hundred were fed and
goodly sum was added 10 the
church exchequer
In addition 10 the supper. a minia-
ture carnival was held. Fancy booths
were erected az which many articles
20 eat were on sale under the dircc-
ton OF the various organizations OF
the church and classes OF the Sun
day school. There was dancing
through the entire AFFAIR, m the
gymnasium. A special musicai pro-
gram was given. The proceeds will
be for the church fund
Another successful function took
place last evening when ST. Peters
parochiai school basketball team
realized a neat sum from their
move-beneft given In the Royal
Theatre.
Beginning this afternoon and con-
unuing FOR several weeks the man
agement OF the Royal. will present q
historical serial, which has been ap-
proved by the educational authori.
ties Of the city. Sam Rips. owner
OF the Royal entertained the loca
authorities Wednesday evening O,
last week, when two reels OF IN,
serial was presented for their an
proval or disapproval Several o
the teachers IN the High school an,
grades also attended the show. n
adults except teachers Of the school
will be admitted 10 the afternoo
show. which begins at O'Clock.
The entertainment committee a
the New Castle Century Club 70
December Will be composed of IA
entire Hospitality committee. Mr.
Horace l.. Deakyne chairman; Mr.
Joseph II. Cariin. Mrs Andre
Ellsson Mrs J. II. speicher, Mr.
Frank Hewlett. Mrs. Henry J. Kit
Mrs Harry Cummings. and th
Misses Mary Shaw. Reba Holcoml
and Pauline Wilhelm. The commii
zee viii be in charge OF tho ne'