Evening journal., 1921-05-12

adjoining cemetery.
ST. Johns Lodge No. ?. A. r. and
A. NJ. met in bi-weekly business
session in Masonic Temple last
evening
Caesar Rodney Chapter No. s,
order Of Eastern star. will meet in
Masonic Temple at o'clock this
evening
Found: Ladies' Gold Watch, owner
can have same by proving goods and
paying cost Of advertisement NJ.
Ellis 146 Second street, New Cas-
tie. Del-Adv.
Friendship Lodge No 3. A. o. L.
w, will meet in the old Town Han
at s o'clock this evening.
The large maple tree in front OF
the property OF County Comptroller
James G.. Shaw and Miss Mary Shaw
on Delaware street near Fifth street,
was cut down yesterday afternoon
by Andrew Mitchell. The wood was
hewn into irewood by George Swan,
OF West Fifth street
William Newlove. the 6-year-old
son OF Mr. and Mrs. William New
love. Of West Sixth street. suffered
lseveral lacerations Of the scalp yes
terday afternoon. when he fell from
the rear of II. II. Haines delivery
truck. DR.. Julius Dodd closed the
wound
James l.. Bacon has accepted po-
sition as a meat cutter az the store
Twenty-second and Market streets
wilmington.
The Rev. George r. Street, pastor
OF the First Baptist Church. will ad-
dress the Baraca Glass Of the Meth
odist Church next Sunday afternoon,
on The Ideal Parishloner."
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Press. who
have been living in the Pfrommer
apartments on Third street, will
move into the property on West Sixth
street, owned by Mrs. Mabel Pinder
Hurt
AT the meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the First Baptist Church
held yesterday afternoon in the par
sonage il was decided TO give a fare
well party TO the retiring pastor, the
Rev. George r. Sweet and family. on
Tuesday May "a. The reception will
be under the direction OF the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the church and there
will be literary and musical features.
Al the meeting OF the aid society yes
terday, in parsonage, arrangements
were made for the reception and the
annual renovation Of the church. The
, committees in charge of the recep-
2 tion will be Mrs. Charles Hewlett
; Mrs. John Hopkins. Mrs. Frank Hew-
lett and Mrs. James Lancaster. Jr
. serving; Mrs John Farmer. Mrs
James Lancaster. sr.. Mrs. Thoma,
Hewlett and Mrs. Charles Yetter, en-
tertainmcnt; Mrs. S. II. Hewlett
music and invitations.
u was reported by the sales com
mittee OF the society that $50 haS
been cleared by the church on th'
Easter candy sales.
Edward Tidwell, who has beer
confined 20 his home for severa
days with illness. is Improving.
Many tickets have already beef
/ disposed OF for the Pie and Ici
! Cream Social 10 be given In th'
parish house on Saturday evening
under the auspices Of the Younf
Mems Bible Glass OF Emmanuel Epis
copal Church.
The New Castle High School
Alumni Association is preparinE
for its annual supper and ball in
the Parish House in June. The ex-
act date has not yet been announced.
At the annual June meeting held
last year a ways and means commit
tee was appointed and II will report
al the June meeting At the annual
meeting new members, consisting of
the graduating class this year, Will
be received and initiated. The class
Of 1921 is the largest to be gradual
ed from New Castle High School for
several years, and practically all
have announced their intention Of
Joining the association.
w. $. Walshe. evangelist. spoke to
large audience last evening In the
NJ. +. Church.
me sixteen students OF junior and
senior classes OF the high school
q which has been taking In the his
lorical rights OF Washington. ID q
returned nome last evening. II wa,
reported that four OF the student,
u haa oeen III during their trip
"a Mrs. James Keegan, OF Wuming
H. ton Is visiting relatives here.
j. Miss Vera Atkinson. seraroc,
n, Lake, \. Y. who has been the cnos
r, Of her mother, Mrs. Margaret Atlin
J. SON. and for the past week guest q
IN Miss Vera Davis, OF Dover, returne
le here yesterday.