Evening journal., 1921-03-30
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
High School Students to
Give Playlet in Opera
House
HENRY JACKSON, BAIL
JUMPER, CAUGHT
Special to The Evening Journal.

ocuool Tor a pldylet entitled Al /
Martins Country Store" TO be given /
bi-ennual Washington. d. c.. trip. |
in the Opera House on the evening
OF April IA for the benefit OF the
The cast follows: Al Martin. store
keeper. Chester Greenwood: Marie
Martin, his daughter. Miss Marie
Mendenhall; Sam Johnson. car
penter. Jack Davidson: Tom Briggs.
a laborer, Joseph Cannon; Buck. a
friend. bricklayer Samuel Nc
KNIT; Rube Hutchins, an old-time
farmer. Charles King: Harold Haw-
ley civil engineer. Douglas Proud
Robert Corey a railroad promoter,
Charles Cannon; Bess and Anna. two
up-to-date girls. Misses Elizabeth
Mckay and Esther Berry: Mrs
Blake and Mrs. Smith. women GUS
toners, the Misses Helen Diehl and
Mrs. Simons. two other customers.
Ruth Mekerson; Mrs. Hawkins and
the Misses Elsie Walls and Dorothy
Miller; Hunter a sport. Herbert
Hewlett; Gus. a slow young man.
Leon King Ned. a fast young man.
James Wilson; Jerry, ahungry loafer;
David Miller; 81 New Comb. a man
OF fifty. George II. Tobin: Ralph
Miller. a school teacher. Edward
Challenger; the Rev. John Wesley
Asbury a Methodist minister OF
ability. Ralph Duling; otto Pradretti
travelling music teacher. +. Earl
Weggenmann; Squire Holden. an old
miserly skin-fiint. Prof. John H..
Hadley: Jimmie. a ragged little negro
boy. Frank Kern; Amandy. an awk-
ward giggling girl. Miss Edna
Deemer, and several silent custom
ers.
" II. stradley. Of Galena, Nd,
narrowly escaped serious injury. yes
+ terday, when the automobile ne was
/ driving collided with a coal cart be-
longing 10 William Deakyne, at Sec
I ond and Delaware streets. Strad-
/ ley who was going east on Delaware
street. says the glare OF the sun
striking his wind shield had blinded
him, causing him TO lose sight OF
the cart The glass wind shield
was shattered and the fender Of au-
tomobile damaged but the cart was
not damaged by the collision. No one
was injured.
John Tobin. who for several
months. has been conducting the
barber business on Delaware street
moved his shop yesterday into tenn
porary quarters constructed by him
in the old moving picture palace
owned by him. After the remova
Of the Water and Light Commission
ers' Office from the Bridgewatei
Building, Fourth and Delawar,
streets Mr.. Tobin will move TO th'
) old water companys office. over
! +. Sheridan has moved into th'
building vacated by Mr.. Tobin. Mr.
: Sheridon has remodelled the build
/, ing into a two room apartment viii
a store front. in which ne will con
duct a wall paper store. Mr.. Sheri
dan who owns the house on Fifth
street vacated by him. will be sue
coed by Henry Bessier and family.
AT a congregational meeting o
} Emmanuel Episcopal church held il
the parish house on Monday night
! Richard S. Rodney Edward V. Platt
and Dr. Lewis Booker were re-elect
ed vestrymen for the three yea
2 term. AT a melting OF vestry. FOL
lowing the congregational meeting
! a. V. l. George was re-appointed b!
the rector. as senior warden, Rich
81 ard s. Rsdney was elected JUNO
5 warden. a. V. l. George was electel
( treasurer, Richard s. Rodney. secre
. tary, George II. Madden. organisi
! and George Williams, janitor.
Emmanuel church is preparing Z
give a reception to Bishop and Mrs
Philip Cook in the parish house o
tuesday evening. April 5. A com
' mittee composed Of John r. Lamb
son, A. V. J.. George and Richard S
Rodney is nj charge OF the arrange
ments.
A committee Of women. Mrs. A
n Y. L. George and Miss Reba Hol
4 comb will be in charge OF the musi
r decorations and refreshments.
10 The weekly meeting OF the Won
J, ems Auxiliary OF Emmanuel churc
e will take place in the parish hous
this afternoon.
n A delegation OF members OF IN
}. Woman's Auxiliary OF ImmanuC
e church will go to Wilmington. Ia
e morrow afternoon and be the guest
OF the Women's Auxiliary OF S
y Johns Episcopal church.
- Word was received by relative
s yesterday, Of the safe arrival OF NJ
o and Mrs. Frank A. Smith and famil
s at their new home in Albuquirau
N New Mexico. Mr.. Smith who form
o erly tenanted a farm on River roa,
10 near the William S. Hilles HON,
20 stead. recently sold his stock an
d | personal effects, and left for Ne
Mexico because OF his falling healtl
q A minstrel show and musical an
d literary entertainment will be give
@ in the parish house tomorrow ever
, ing, under the direction Of the Men
y Bible Glass OF Emmanuel churcl
/ Dancing will follow the entertain
N ment
. Pupils OF all grades Of the Ne
N Castle Public School will participat
in the Arbor Day program on ne,
q Friday.
n The newly elected officers Of Sen
mole Tribe OF Red Men will be raise
by the members Of Manitou Tril
: OF Wilmington, who will visit n
n local tribe next Tuesday evenln
n Seminole Tribe will visit Hawaii
l. Tribe. Wilmington. on the followir
p Thursday evening and raise It's new
Il elected chiefs.
is Henry Jackson. Of Shawtown, WI
o jumped his bail bond rather tina
+ face a hearing on the charge Of a
! legged threatening the life OF his wi
) and the threat OF destruction OF h
; home by FIRE, preferred by his wi
| last week was rearreefed NJ Thf,