Evening journal., 1921-04-20
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Bishop Cook and Emmanuel
Vestry Dined by Young
Mems Bible Class
BALTIMORE FIRM
WANTS FACTORY SITE
star correspondent.


NEW CASTLE. April 2O.-The
Young Mems Bible Glass. Mrs L. e.
Eliason. teacher. entertained the Rt.
Rev. Philip Cook. d. D.. bishop OF
the Diocese OF Delaware. the Rev.
Joseph Il. carp. rector. and the
vestry Of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church at a planked shad dinner in
the parish house, last evening. Mrs.
l.. L. E'iason and a number Of the
women members OF the church pre-
pared and served the dinner.
Following the dinner a smoker
and reception to Bishop Cook was
held. That part Of the evening was
enjoyed by many men OF the town
members of the various churches
and their pastors. The Rev. JOS
eph II. carp. rector Of Emmanuel
Church made the address OF well
comea The Rev. George +. Street.
pastor Of the First Baptist Church,
and the Rev. j. r. Bicking pastor
of the Methodist Church. gave short
talks. following which John Blake.
president of the host class. who was
master of ceremonies. introduced
Bishop Cook.
The bishop then gave his expert
ences in the L. S. Army as a Y. NJ.
c. A. worker. en- route over seas and
in the war zones OF France during
the world war. During his address
he said, he served in the 18th pio-
neer regiment. composed OF various
nationalities drafted from the south
ern districts of Brooklyn and lower
New York city. Many OF these men
were unable to read or write and in
some Instances, speak or understand
verbal English.
Following tho address the bishop
received personal introduction to
those in attendance.
Members Of the local Boy Scout
Troop. No. 1. Edward II. Naylor.
scout master. are making arrange
mcnts to enter a team from that
troop in the annual Boy Scout Field
meet 10 be held on May Z.
The Misses Blanche Sibley. Ruth
Nickerson. Mae Jones and Mabel
Eskridge. members OF tho senior
class of the local High School will
take the examination for teachers
i'm No. / school. Wilmington. next
Saturday. There are 13 members
OF tho 1921 class and from present
indications. the entire class will
pass the final examination.
The Rev George T. Street, pastor
OF the First Baptist Church, will ad-
dress the Baraca class OF the Meth.
odist Church next Sunday afternoon
The first open house Thursday
night in the parish house, under
the auspices of the Young Mems
Bible class will be held tomorrow
evening. All young men OF tn,
town are invited to be the guests
OF the class on these nights. Games
music and addresses by prominen
speakers will feature the evenings.
Tickets for the play "Al Martini
Country Stere," 10 be produced b!
students Of the junior and senio
classes Of the High School are OF
sale at Tobin's meat market Thl
chart may be looked over and res
ervation made for the play at tn
same place.
Household furniture at privat
sale. Mrs. Hart.-Adv.
Walter Wepf and b. r. Lank
local automobile dealers, went &
Philadelphia yesterday TO purchas
cars.
A. VI. Givison and Edward Prour
have been awarded painting con
tracts.
The members OF the New Castl
NJ. +. Church will give a reception
TO the Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Bickin
In the church parlors next Tuesda
evening.
Mrs. Margaret Fehl. proprietres
OF the jefferson House and Fehl
bakery has engaged the services q
Frank Schmidt. a Wilmington baker
For anyone wanting a racing typ
car should see b. T. Lunt befor
buying. Can also be used as deliverl
115 East Third street. New Castle
Del.-Adv.
A large printed notice. requestin
information OF the most trivial ma
ture concerning the accident o
Kennett pike resultant in the deaf
OF Miss Amanda Wilson has bee
sent here by Attorney-Gener'
Townsend.
Messrs. Weinberg and Marks. rel
iVoSht"eift9 VI inc MAJ y idhN Ooh
pany, manufacturers OF overalls ar
jumpers, Baltimore. visited this eli
yesterday with the view OF estal
fishing a branch OF that industi
here. They said they were estal
fishing these plants on the penii
sula. Messrs. Andrew Eliaso
president. and Horace Dealyn
secretary, OF the New Castle Civ
Club held a prolonged conferen'
with these men and will present u
result at the next meeting
Thursday. April 2S.
Edward w. Jacobs. OF Brookly
representative OF the Union Wat
Meter Company. was in town We
terday. and attended a special col