Evening journal., 1921-04-09

Sunday services in Emmanuel
Church will begin with the celebra-
tion OF Holy Communion at 7So
o'clock. followed at 1890 o'clock by
the second celebration Of Holy Com
munion, after which the Rev. JOS
eph II. carp. rector. will preach
Sunday school and the Young Mems
Bible Class win meet at 2 o'clock.
AT 7.3O O'Clock the evening worship
and sermon will take place.
The Sunday school excursion COM
mittee is making arrangements for
the annual excursion, which this
YEAR will be taken 10 Valley Forge,
the date TO be announced later
The sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per will be celebrated in the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning.
Services in Bethany u. A NJ. +.
Church will be: Preaching at 1890
O'Clock: Sunday school az 23O
O'Clock: special sermon by the Rev.
Thomas Guy, OF Philadelphia, at
o'clock; Christian Endeavor Society
meeting at 6.45 o'clock; nm address
, by J. c. King. OF Frankford' Pa al
7.3O o'clock.
The New Castle Century Club will
give a public card party OF bridge
and 500 in the club rooms on Mon
day evening. Mrs. ]. T. Stoops, Mrs.
Francis McCallin and Mrs Joseph
Carlin, comprise the committee In
charge. It has been decided by the
club to hold luncheons again this
year, the dates 10 be announced
later.
Owing to there being no election
OF officers at the New Castle Century
Club this year, the installation OF the
officers scheduled for next Tuesday
being unnecessary, there Will De no
meeting on that evening.
Prof Henry Handy Hay, who has
Just finished a most successful year
as president OF the Browning Society
Of Philadelphia. one Of America
foremost literary societies, was re-
elected at the annual meeting OF the
society held in Philadelphia on
Thursday. Several residents OF this
city have become members OF the
society during Prof. Hays term OF
office. The Rev. and Mrs Joseph II
carp, Of Emmanuel rectory, accom-
panied Prof. Hay TO Philadelphis
j Thursday.
The Rev. Fred J. Cochran. pastor
OF Lebanon NJ. Z Church, Red Lion
! last year. who was superanuated by
the last wilmington Conference be
cause OF falling health, will move tC
: Haddonheld. y. J., and make his fu'
ture home.
Mrs. George W. Burris. Jr., o.
Rose Hill. was taken 20 the Homeo'
pathic Hospital yesterday by hei
. father-in-law, George W. Burris. Sr.
! county road supervisor for New
Castle hundred. Mrs. Burris was
: operated on this morning.
Robert Engler. who recently mar
= ried Miss Elizabeth Madden, daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter G. Mad
: den. OF the Strand. and has been re
? siding at Carney's Point, y. J., wher'
b he was employed by the duPon
Company as a mechanical engineer
? has resigned TO accept the position
! of structural superintendent OF tn
/ Edgewood Arsenal, at Aberdeen, Md
Mr.. Engler is well known and YER.
s popular here. having been a mem
J. Der Of the star baseball team.
70 Frank Il Long. Of the Strand. 8
B. confined 20 his bed by illness.
r Miss Marjorie carp. Of Dover,
4 a weekend visitor with her parents
= the Rev. and Mrs Joseph II. EarI
- at the Immanuel rectory. on Eas
e Third street.
L James Morrison, contractor, is i'm
h proving his residence by the add
10 ton OF a new porch.
Z Mrs. Ouin +. Moore and sor
n Thomas, Of near Rose Hill, ar
Z spending several days with relative
l. and friends at Centreville, Nd.
g The first asparagus OF the seaso
}, cut In this city was cut yesterda
by Mrs. Lena Fleming.