Evening journal., 1921-11-22
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Forty Friends and Relatives
Give Birthday Party to
B. l.. Richards
BALTIMORE EDITOR
WILL BE SPEAKER
speeIal b rhe EvenIng Journal.

ana NlrSi IS r. RICHARDS near State
Road. gave them a surprise visit last
Sunday in honor OF Mr.. Richards
6ist birthday anniversary. Among
the guests were representatives OF
four generations OF the Richards
family. The oldest person present
was so years, and the youngest 10
months. Many handsome presents
we're presented to Mr.. Richards.
After a day spent In social chats
the festivities closed with a birthday
dinner. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. b. F. Richards. near State
Road; Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Richards
Kemblesville; Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
iel Richards and family and d. II.
Richards, Montohanin; Mrs. sallie
Reed and family. and c. W. Sisco,
Smyrna; William Richards, Mr. and
Mrs. John s. Richards. Mr.. and Mrs.
t. f. Richards and daughter, Miss
Emily Clark. and Mrs Harry Mote.
Newark; Mrs Annie Richards VIII
minEton: Mrs John Bender. Mid
dletown; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Richards and
family. Red Lion; Mr.. and Mrs II.
W. Richards. stanton; Mrs T. A.
Kearney and daughter. Margaret,
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Richards Mr.. and Mrs. r. Reed and
daughter Elizabeth, Newark.
Thanksgiving goodies: Almonds
and English Walnuts, soc 10 Butter
Nuts, 20c 10; Baldwin Apples. SOC
4 PIX. Seeded Raislns, 22c box: Seed
less Raisins, 25c box; xxx and
Pow. Sugar. &c N; loose Granulated
Sugar. SIC 10 Domino Sugar lie
10: Cider. 15c qt.; Celery. ~ and
15c bunch; Black Walnut Kernels,
CSC u 10; Crisco, lsc 10; Dromedary
Dates. csc box; Cranberries, 22c at.
open until D. m. Wednesday. a.
m. Thursday. Stale bread for your
turkey. at PLATTs.--Adv.
George Warheld Hobbs. editor OF
the Baltimore Sunday Sun. will be
sent by Bishop Cook to speak in I'M
manuel Episcopal Church next Sun
day morning. in the interest Of the
campaign for "a Mission for Mis-
sions."
The Young Mems Bible Glass and
ST. Anne's Guild. Of Emmanuel
Church, held Joint business ses-
sion last evening, 10 arrange for
the decorating OF the church for the
Thanksgiving Day services which
VIII be as follows: 7.3o o'clock. Hol,
Communion; 10 o'clock: service with
sermon. All offerings on Thanksgiv-
ing Day will be for the Babies Hos
pital, In Wilmington.
The Red Lion Social OF the Lob
anon Nj. Il. Church. Red Lion, Will
hold its monthly business session
and social at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Diehl. at Bear Station,
this evening.
Tho monthly business session Of the
Baraca Glass. OF the New Castle
Methodist Church, will be held in
the church parlors at o'clock this
evening.
At the close OF the weekly business
session Of Industry Council, tonight.
tee local Junior Mechanics League
Quot team will play its FIRST home
game OF the season, when II will
endeavor to outpitch Telegraph
Council team OF Wilmington.
Tho marriage OF Miss Catherine
Reese, to John L. Sullivan OF this
city. al Elkton. Md. last Saturday
was announced yesterday. Tn,
young couple were attended by Mr.
and Mrs Harry Newlove, tho lattei
being a sister OF the bride. They viii
make their home with the brides
parents.
The marriage OF Miss Edna Reese
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma
Reese, TO aRobert Kennedy. VII
mington, will take place at the bride
parents on Thursday evening, tn
Rev J. r. Bicking officiating. TIL
bride will be attended by her sister
Mrs. Joseph l.. Sullivan. and tn
groom's best man will be Paul Rees
a brother Of the bride. Following tn
ceremony there will be a weddin
dinner. Tho couple after a wedding
trip will reside in Wilmington.
The funeral services for william
p. Ahern, aged a. years, OF Philadel
phia. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Patrlcl
Ahern. OF this city. who died sat
urday night. IN the Methodist Hos
pital, will take place at his home ir
Philadelphia, at 2 o'clock tomorrow
Two brothers, one half-brother and
one brother-in-law OF the de-
ceased all of whom are living in
this city will act as pallbearers-
Harry Ahern. Edward Mcdowell
Marceilla Mcdowell and Walter w
Daily.
Mrs. Joseph comerford and
daughter, Miss May Comerford. who
have been confined to their home
for several days with illness. are
improving.
Mrs. William Green. Mrs. Edward
Gebhart and son, Evan. spent yes
terday in Philadelphia.
Miss Anna Davidson who has been
in Easton. Pa, guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry J. Rothrock, formerly
Of this city. returned home yester-
day.
Mrs. Ollie Edwards and family. who
nave been spending several weeks
as the guests OF Mrs. Edwards par
ents' Mr.. and Mrs. william Thompson.
near Newark, have returned home
Harry Mclaughlin. employed al
: trenton, n. j.. was a weekend visi.
q tor with his family here.
MT and Mrs. Charles Blackburn
Miss Mary Blackburn. Miss clar,
L ingram and Clarence Blackburn. n
hares' Corner. motored to Norris
e town. Pa. on Sunday. where the
= were the guests OF Mr.. and Mr.,
5 Isaac Gray.
Mrs Charles Galloway accom-