Evening journal., 1921-01-01
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Efforts Being Made TO Con-
serve Local Bathing
Beach
NEW YEAR
GUESTS IN TOWN
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

Club, who has been advocating the
conservation Of the bathing beach op-
p0site Battery Park ana along the
front OF the adjoining property owned
/ by the National Tube Company, has
communicated with the Pennsylvania
/ Railroad and the National Tube Com
panles, requesting the cancelling OF
/ The contracts held by these companies
/ for the sale Of sand OF these beaches.
/ Mr.. Borle, the Philadelphia represen-
| tatlve Of the National Tube Company
has promised her his fullest support
| in The matter.
Mrs. Mclnt.re says a number Of
complaints have been registered with
/ her as chairman OF the committee,
against the throwing OF paper bags
and wrapping paper on the school
( green, by children, who bring their
/ lunch 10 school. Mrs. Melntire will
/ have a conference with Pref II. h.
Snayely, superintendent OF schools, on
4 The matter. She also says several resi-
dents OF Second street had complained
OF ,the malicious destruction OF the
i0-year-old climbing ivy at the rear OF
the Old Town Hall, by a school boy.
This matter VIII also be taken up
with the superintendent. This vine
has been especially cared for by
three residents OF this section OF Sec
Ond street, near Delaware street. The
families Of Messrs. Challenger Nc
Callin and Lenoir have looked after
the vine.
At tho Baptist Church tomorrow the
pastor the Rev. George 4. Street, VIII
preach both morning and evening.
His morning subject at Al o'clock, will
be THE Solemnity OF Vows Follow
I inc lha rpnrnlfnur iha nrlinunNn
OF the Lords supper Will be served
The Sunday School under the leader
ship Of $. Hickman Hewitt, superin-
tendent, Will be held at 10 o'clock in
the Sunday school room.
The Rev. j. r. B,cking, pastor, will
preach I'm the New Castle Methodist
Church tomorrow both morning and
evening Sunday school and Baraca
class will be held In the Sunday
school rooms Of The church tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. The subject
for the morning service at 1870
o'clock will be "The Meaning OF Re
ivival." The evening subject at 7.3
O'clook, will be Repentance" At
O'Clock in the evening the second
meeting OF the recently reOrganiZet
EpwOrth League, Will take place.
Beginning Monday ecening at 7.3
O'Clock a two weeks revival starts
with The Rev j. T. Rolanson, pastor
OF the CrumptOn, Md Methodist
Church In charge. Mr.. ROlansOn vii
preach every night next week, eXcepl
Saturday Another minister will TAXI
charge OF the second weeks services
The usual Sunday services VIII be
held in the Emmanuel Eplscopa
Church tomorrow with the Rev. Jo-
seph n. carp. rector, In charge. Mr.
Earp will preach both the morning
and evening services. The celebra
tion OF Holy Communion Will taxi
place at 7.3O and 1890 o'clock In thi
at 2.30 O'Clock,
The Rev. $. Beattie Wylie Will be II
charge of the services in the Firs
| Presbyterian Church. tomorrow
Preaching at 1890 o'clock in morn
ing and at 730 O'clOok In the evening
sunday school in charge OF Franl
Long, superintendent, Will be held 10
the Sunday School room at 2.S
o'clock.
b A large number OF residents Of thi
city celebrated the watch night ser
vices held in the New Castle Metho
dist Church last night beginning witt
b prayer service at A o'clock.
The Rev. Fred J Cochran. pasto
s ] Oh IINf lHfnMllNH W. re- AMANANAAf AN'
. Lion. who has been unable TO Occup
r his pulpit for the past two Sunday.
2 owing to Illness. is much improve
I and will preach both morning an
] evening In that church tomorrow.
J. n. Eliason. James Duncan an
a Charles Lieb, members Of 81. John
I Lodge. No. 2, A. y. & A. NJ, have bee
n appointed a committee 10 solicit fund
IN this city. for the erection or "a
: New Washington Memorial Temple, a
Alexandria. Va. They have senk no
tices 10 all members OF that organ
b zation. requesting them 10 forwar
$ their contributions to any member
the committee.
A Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler II. Gebhar
n Of Sixth and Delaware streets, are r.
ceiving congratulations on the brit
q. Of a son, born yesterday morning
: Mother aud son are doing nicely.
A number of young friends OF Mis-
Bertha Barnes gave her q surprie
Il last Tuesday evening when the ever
s ing was enjoyed In games and musi
William II. Wilson. Grand Chance
n lor OF the Knights OF pylhias, OF u
q state OF Delaware, Will visit Adelph
Lodge No. s, next Friday eVenin
~, when the recently-elected Office
Il will be installed.
/ Prof. and Mrs. George Mclntire ar
sons, Francis and Nicholas, who ha'
y been spending the holidays as q
20 guests OF Mrs. Mclntire's parents, q
Rev. ald Mrs n. r. Stahl az Rive
ton, ~ j. returned yesterday, n
Rev. Mr. Stahl Is pastor OF the Ca
vary Presbyterian Church, OF that cit
st George Pierce, attorney, Of Del
$ ware street, Is confined To- his bl
with a seriously iutected hand al
= arm. Several days aso Mr. Pier
J. sustained a small scratch on The han
T. which developed blood poisoning.
D. Nancy Faulkner. daughter Of O.
D. Alhert r. Faulkner. who resides wi
nd her grandmother, Mrs. John Rodne
on Delaware street. has recover
from an illness OF several days.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard s. Rodney al
is children left yesterday afternoon T
Middlciown. where they will spe
* the New Year holidays as the gues
OF Mrs Rodney's mother, Mrs. Cut
Va bert Green.
MIR. and Mrs. Lausette Rogers.
"a The Boothurst, near Baldton, is G
teriaining Miss Adair, a New NO
te City interior decorator, sister OF Nj
Rogers.
70 prof. George McIntlre and son Fra
els, enjoyed the New Year eve dan
or at the Wilmington Country Club, L
evening,
A. Roger Holcomh. who for past I,
years has been experimenting a ST
ht plant at Chester has relinPllshed :
duties and will return IN a short tin
,, 20 indianapolis, Where ne Is preside
'u OF a large steel corporation.
=. Colonel and Mrs. Thomas Holcor
'S and son Frank, OF New York, ha
A.. been spending the holidays with {
IN mother OF Col H0lcomb, Mrs Best
II Holcomh. az Walnut Hill Farm
op The Rev. Joseph II. carp, rector