Evening journal., 1921-03-26
NEWSGOSSIP OF
DELAWARECITY
Patrick Henry Lodge, |. o.
O. F., Nominates Officers
For New Terms
NEW GRADE FOR
WILLIAMS STREET
Special to The Evening journal.


Patrick Henry Lodge, No. -, I. o.
o. f.. at their meeting on Thursday
evening. nominated the following
officers: Frank w. Irons, noble
grand; C. W. Jordan. vice grand;
Frank Barker, Frank o. Moore. Ser
geant Wiggley. Corporal Greenfield,
William Stradley and George Prod
ham, recording secretary. The cleo
! tion will take place at, the first meet
/ ing In April.
II. c. Clark, contractor has begun
/ tearing up the side walk along the
side Of the Delaware City National
Bank, on Williams street, and will
lay a new walk. This sidewalk was
recently built, but as a new curbline
and grade are to be laid the relaying
OF the sidewalk became necessary.
Harmony Council, No. 6. Daugh-
ters of America, held its weekly busi-
ness session in Eagles Hall on
Washington street, last evening.
Mrs. william A. Hildebrand, who
was stricken with paralysis, while on
her way TO the funeral of friend
the first Of the week, is much i'm
proved.
Easter, in Christ Episcopal
Church, will be observed with a cele-
bration of the Holy Communion at
Sis o'clock and a special service
with Easter sermon at AIS o'clock.
The Rev. Joseph II. carp, who has
been appointed by Bishop Cook TO
serve as priest-in-charge OF this
church for the present, will ofliciate
at both services.
In the First Presbyterian Church,
tomorrow morning. the Rev. Robert
c. Pitzer, will preach on the subject,
"The Bread of Life" This service
will be preceded by the Holy Com
munion and reception OF members
A special musical program has been
arranged for the evening service,
with sermon by the pastor, on
Risen with Christ" The evening
service begins at 7.3O o'clock All
regular meetings of the several
church societies vii he resumed next
week.
The Rev. L. w. Layheld. pastor
will be in charge Of the services in
the Methodist Church, tomorrow
when at 1890 o'clock he will preach
on. "In The Garden" The choir nj
this service will sing the anthem
Lift Up Ye Gates" Special Easter
music has been arranged for the eve.
ming service at 7.30 o'clock when tn,
pastor will speak on "Missionarie.
and their Work" The members oi
the Sunday school will attend thii
service IN a body.
A rpanfuI fnnarnI cnrtrfrr xt-ou he
. last night for Ernest Spicer. VIII,
deid Thursday at the home OF hi
brother, John W. Spicer. with tn
Rev. l.. w. Layfleld. pastor OF NJ. T.
Church in charge. The remains o
Mr.. Spicer accompanied by mem
bers Of the family, went by auto
mobile to Middletown this morning
from where the body and funera
$ cortege went by train to Bethel
E Delaware. where a second service
was held in the Methodist Church
Interment was in the adjoining Gem
etery.
Another session Of the genera
, courtmartial was held at Fort Du
: Pont yesterday.
The usual services will be held II
the st. Georges Methodist Church
tomorrow. The Rev. J. c. McCo
% will preach Easter sermons at bot
=, services.
Band Leader shelton, OF the Eigh
teenth Band. stationed at Fort Du
Pont, has been granted monh'
. furlough.
y Owing to the illness Of his mother
who underwent serious operatio
80 this week. Private George Saxto
was granted a As hour leave. II
returned to duty at Fort DUPONT yes
. terday.
The next dance by the Soldier
y Civilian Club will be given in tn
Service Club, Fort dupont, on ne,
Wednesday evening. Auto servic
to and from the fort will take car
u of Delaware City and out-of-tow
patrons. A special trolley will lea,
after the dance.
Mrs. Harry Newlove spent yestei
day. as the guest OF her aunt Mr.
Charles W. Metzger, here. She de-
Grated the grave OF her mother wit
flowers.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bender,
L. Wilmington. were the guests of NJ
and Mrs. John spicer. yesterday
Mrs. Lee Reybold. is the East
I, guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Re.
~ bold.