Evening journal., 1921-11-12
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OF new CASTLE
Miss Frances Harrington is
Given Variety Shower
BY Many Friends
FOUR MACHINE
OWNERS FINED
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lng of a band. or other festival. OBJ
served the third anniversary Of the
signing Of the armistice yesterday.
y Business houses and Industrial
plants ceased all operations from
Has to 1905 o'clock yesterday noon.
for silent prayer. Many residents
placed their flags at half-stan dur
ing this period, in reverence OF those
who fought and died. Prayers were
offered at this time in behalf Of the
armament limitation conference. be-
ginning in Washington today.
While many OF the younger folk
enjoyed impromptu football games
during the afternoon, only one real
game was played. that between the
own team and the Ninth Ward team,
Of Wilmington, resulting IN a IA to
victory for the visitors.
Mrs. NJ. +. Phillips. president Of
The New Castle Century Club. read
an interesting paper, appropriate TO
the occasion, before the current
events class. at 2.30 o'clock. In the
club rooms, Second and Delaware
streets
At the 7.3O celebration OF holy
communion, in Emmanuel Church
tomorrow morning, prayers will be
offered for the armament conference,
now in session at Washington. At
IL o'clock the Rev. Joseph carp,
rector, will speak on the plans for
the Synod Of the Province Of Wash
ington. which will be the guest OF the
Diocese OF Delaware. next week in
Wilmington. Preceding this service
the Sunday School will meet at 10
IN. n
evening, Mr.. carp will speak on
The Peace OF God"
The Rev S. Beattie Wylie, pastor
OF the First Presbyterian Church,
will preach at 1890 o'clock tomor-
row. on The Divinity Of Christ, ."
and at 7.30 o'clock, on "A Night on
the Sea Of Galilee." The Sunday
school will meet in the chapel, at
2.3O o'clock.
Services In the New Castle Metho-
dist Church will begin at $50 o'clock
tomorrow. with the Sunday morning
class. John r. Hendrix leader. The
Rev. J. r. Bicking will preach az
1890 o'clock, on THE Trial OF
Faith" and at 7.30 o'clock, on mot
Ashamed OF the Gospel" The SUM-
day School meets at 2 o'clock. Chill
dren's meeting, at $50 o'clock, will
be In charge OF the Rev. Mr.. Bick-
ting. who will give an illustrated talk
to the young folks. The Epworth
League meeting will take place at
o'clock.
The Rev. W. II. Guy, pastor OF th'
Bethany u. A. NJ. r. Church. viii
speak at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
morning on MAN As a Hiding
place" Sunday School at o'clock
The Rev. Thomas Guy. OF Philadel.
phia. win preach at 3 o'clock, 10 the
young women of the church. The
young people'e meeting will take
place at 6.45 o'clock, followed al
7.45 o'clock by a sermon by the Rev
W. H. Thomas Of Wilmington. Mrs
Evelyn Laws will sing at the even
ing services.
a variety shower was given Mis-
Frances Harrington, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs william T. Harrington
Bear Station. Thursday evening
Many useful gifts were received bl
Miss Harrington, who is TO be mar
ried In the near future. Those pres
ent were. Misses Frances Harring
ton. Florence Appleby, Sally b
Moore. Lydia Moore. Anna NJ. Bur
,ris, Myrtle Davis. Ruth Martin
Helen Boys. Emma Moore, Rache
Stafford, Bessie Davis Edith Davis
Helen y. Hayes. France Sterling
sue Diehl. Dlenore Moore, Edit
Harrington and Mildred Davis
AIessrs. Harry B. Moore, Rober
Moore. Fred c. Davidson, Harry a
Burris. {. Douglas Appleby. Jr
Harry Stafford. George Harrington
Flridge Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. /
harrington. Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
Hancc, Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Nc
Ciarv. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Davis, Nj
and Mrs Ewing Sparks, Mr.. an
Mrs Raymond Shockley, Mr. an
Mrs Walter S. Burris Mr.. and Mr.
Isaac Morrison, Mrs. Elwoo
Rheims. Mrs. =. Smith. Mrs Mary !
Davis. Mrs George +. Davis, Mr.
Helen W. Ewing and Mrs. Edwar
pattson.
Coroner Bullock. after viewin
the body Of James T. Webster, VIII
was found dead in the stable in III
rear OF tho home OF Mr. and Mr.
willis Blackburn at, the Baldtol
Thursday evening, gave Gel
tincate fdeath due to valvulaI
Ecufl uletdHe MT W tN0AN
who Is an uncle Of Mr.
Blackburn, and had been maxim
his home with her for sever
months. was a retired farmer. j
was born and raised on the farr
near Townsend. which was ope
ated by him until ne retired a fe
years ago. He was unmarried an
only nephews and nieces survi'
him. He was n lifelong member
the Townsend NJ +. Church
which the funeral services will tai
place at o'clock Monday afternoo
Interment viii be in the new Metl
odist cemetery. Townsend.
Four owners OF automobiles wel
fined by Mayor Cramer last evenir
for violations OF the motor laws.
parking their cars on the Strar
without parking lights.
The Associate Home Relief fur
was augmented by the addition
$50. receipts from the benefit dam
given in VanDyko Armory on Thur
day evening by the AMSCo Cir
Club.
Adeiphia Lodge, No. s. X. OF !
NJ It's weekly meeting last mig
made special mention Of the arm
ment conference.
The Alta Boy's Last Race" NOV
shown at the Royal Theatre Ia
evening FOR the benefit OF the hi
school basketball team, was large