Evening journal., 1921-09-27
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Rev. ]. R. Bicking An
nounces Part of Program
For Centennial Services
MORE COMMITTEES
FOR CARNIVAL
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Sept 27. - The
Rev. ]. r. Bicking. pastor Of the
New Castle Methodist Church, an
nounced last evening the program
for the celebration OF the centennial
anniversary Of the inception Of
Methodism in this city is taking def
mite shape. The first days services,
on october 23. will see two OF the
Oldest living former pastors OF the
church filling the pulpit At the
morning service, the Rev. r. Irving
watkins, who served the church
from 1897 to 1899, inclusive, will
preach the inaugural sermon. At
730 O'Clock in the evening. the Rev
Il. L. Hubbard, pastor Of the church
from 1887 10 1890. inclusive. will
preach. The centennial celebration
will extend over a period OF two
weeks. during which time several
living former pastors. class leaders
and Sunday-school superintendents
will take some active part. One fea-
ture Of the service will be the sing
ing by number OF the oldest living
members OF former choirs. Some OF
these have been away from this city
for number OF years. but have sig
nited their intentions OF returning
for the celebration.
Invitations are being prepared 70
be sent to all members, and the COM
mittee requests former members 10
let them know, through the Rev. MT
Bicking. their whereabouts. The
program being arranged is on an
elaborate scale. James -. Challen-
ger, who for several years has been
chorister Of the church and Sunuay
school, will be in charge OF the
music and is having the choir pre-.
pare an excellent program. Severa
noted singers will be present and
augment the local vocalists. The
several Protestant churches OF IN,
town will be requested to collaborat,
with the Methodists in this celebra
ton.
The Dorcas Society announced an
other list OF committeeman In cnarg,
OF tables for the proposed carnival
which will be held Friday and Sat
urday preceding the centennial ceie
bration. The committees announced
last evening were. Novelty. table
Miss Myrtle Mcguire. chairman
Mrs. Mary Sheridan and Mrs. Mar,
-. Jones. Ice cream tables. Mrs. Al
bert Clayton. chairman; Mrs. r. Bon.
ton, Mrs. Warren Connor Mrs. Mar,
Hobbs Mrs. Frederick Wilhelm, Ed
ward II. Naylor. Albert Clayton. tn
Misses Lille Proud. Dorothy Ram
sey, Elizabeth Long and Mlldrei
Blake.
Parcel post once. Mrs. Georg
Proud. Sr.. Mrs. Robert Newlove. Mrs
Joseph Armpriester. Mrs. Thoma
J. Rees. Mrs. Frank Proud. Mr.
Herbert Kee. Mrs. Julia Mcdowell
and Mrs. Sarah Haines. Candy tabl,
Mrs.. Robert Harrington. Jr.. chair
man; Mrs. william Megginson. Mr.,
Blanche Williams. the Misses Berth
Barnes, Laura Armpriester and Rut
Zimmerman. Fish pond. Mrs. Har
old Zimmerman, chairman; Mr.,
John Whiteside. the Misses Hele
Whiteeide. Jane Tobin, Catherin
Tindie, Catherine Atkinson, Yer
Newlove. Frances Sheridan, Add
Duiing. Anna Davidson, Elizabet
Bennet, Elizabeth Cramer and Mari
Lavender.
Cake table. Mrs. James Thine,
chairman; Mrs. NJ. Donovan, Mis-
Belle Wadsley. Mrs James Grail
Mrs. Harry e. Holiday. Mrs. !
Slack. Mrs. J. King. Mrs II. DealSyn
Mrs. Harry Cummings. Mrs. Grar
Abbott, Mrs. Frank Moore. Mr.
George Wright, Mrs. James challer
ger. the Misses Kate Williams an
Cordelia Deakyne.
Industry Council. No. rs. Jr {
U. A. NJ. will hold its weekly bus
ness session in its rooms in Mason
Temple at O'Clock this evening.
st. Johns Lodge, No. 2, A. F. an
A. NJ. WIN hold a business session
the Temple at 8 o'clock tomorro
evening.
New Castle win have one Of n
strongest aggregations OF pig-skl