Evening journal., 1921-07-30
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Methodists TO Hear Recital
on New Church Organ
Tomorrow Evening
CUARDSMEN
TO HOLD DANCE
snecial 10 rhe EvenInE JournaI.

odist Church. will speak at IL o'clock |
tomorrow morning on Putting |
Away Childish Things" The Sunday
school will meet at 10 o'clock, and
the Raraca class at ? o'clock. At
o'clock S. Wesley Sears. organist OF
St James p. =. Church, Philadel-
phia. will give an organ recital at
the formal opening Of the new organ.
1t is expected to be the finest mu-
sical program music lovers Of New
Castle have heard here for many
wears. The arrangement Of the pro-
cram was under the direction or
James 7. Challenger. and It will take
the place Of the usual evening
service.
There will be no twilight service in
the First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening, as the membership
will be given the opportunity OF at
tending the recital and formal open
ing Of new pipe organ in the Meth
odist Church.
The First Baptist Church services
will be in charge of the Rev. J. II.
Overhiser. Camden. N. j.. tomorrow
evening, at 7.3O. There will he no
morning preaching service. The SUM-
day school will meet at 10 O'Clock.
The Rev and Mrs. Joseph II. carp.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, left
this morning for Back Los Camp.
Indian Lake. N. Y. where they VIII
ioin their daughter. They will spend
two weeks on a trip through tho
Adirondack and other places before
returning. Prof. Henry Handy Hay
will have charge Of the services in
that church during the absence or
the Rev. Mr.. carp.
Negro residents OF this city, mem
bers of Bethany A. NJ. f. Church.
have completed arrangements for
the first camp meeting to be held in
this city. The services will be held
in a large tent erected on the lot ad-
Joining the williams street school.
visiting clergynen from all sections
OF the east will preach. The opening
meeting Of this summer revival will
take place at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Tables will be erected today for
the sale OF eatables. Meetings viii be
held three times a day. 10 A. NJ,
afternoon and evening.
The Entertainment Committee OF
the sixth Company, c. A. c., Della
ware National Guards. has complet-
ed arrangements for a dance at the
state Armory next Saturday evening
The Jazzola Orchestra will furnish
the music.
A seven-reel picture will be showr
at the Royal Theatre next Wednes
day evening for the beneft OF tn
Associated Home Relief Society.
George Bryson has been awarde
the contract for painting the eNterio
walls OF the First Presbyteria
Church. He began operations yes
terday.
The repairs to the Ahrens-Fo
three-in-one fire engine. Of the Goo
VIII Fire Company. broken at tn
fire last Sunday on the Buena Visit
Farm. havs been completed.
Merrill Thornton. OF East Fourtl
street, is confined 10 his home by III
ness.
At a recent meeting OF the loca
Board Of Education. the coal suppl
contract was divided between vii
liam Deakyne and J. T. & L. r. Ella
son. Inc. Of this city. as both bid
were the same. DealSyne win furnis
40 tons and the Eliason firm S5 toni
The prices submitted were s15.2
for egg size and $3.50 for stove siz'
Thirty-five tons were ordered for NJ
Building, 20 tons for No. Build
ing. 10 tons for williams stree
building. all egg size coal, and
tons Of stove for No. Building, {
Shawtown school. No contract Il
supplying Buttonwood school WI
awarded. Fifty cents a ton is d
Quoted IL the hill is paid in ten day
James Bennett. who has been
at his home on West Sixth street q
several weeks. has suffered a relaps
The St Paul's Church league has
ball team will play the New Castle
A. al Battery Park at o'clock IN
afternoon.
Due to the inclemency Of q
weather the base ball game sche
uled for last evening between the Ne
-. Castle Athletic Club and the Del
\Ware City nine at the Delaware Ci
diamond was postponed The Del
ware City team will visit the loc
team here on Monday evening al
the game will be called at Bate
Park diamond at 6 o'clock.
The monthly meeting Of {
Ladies' Aid Society OF the FIJI
Baptist church will be held al I
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodo
Warren. Of Cherry Land Farm, nj
"Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Joseph Rogers and son,
Bayonne, n. j.. spent yesterday wi
friends here. They will leave
Florida next week and make tn
home there.
Mrs. Hugh Ryan will sail fol
New York on Monday next for Bu
cranna, Ireland. where she v
spend several months as the guest
her mother.
j. L. Thomas. Washington. Pa.
here as the guest Of Harry Mar
Third street.
Mrs. r. B. Hayter. Harmony str
has returned home from Elkton, NJ
where she has been the guest Of
mother. Mrs Laura Maxwell.
Mrs. William Burge, Townsel
who has been the guest OF her &
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and N
Charles Burge. Hare's Corner.
returned home.
Miss M2rjory Keelan. who
been at Jersey Shore. Pa. has
turned to the home OF her aunt
uncle Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Lewii
William Brickley. Jr.. OF Chest
street, who has been visiting Mr..
Mrs Lester Henry. Wilmington.