Evening journal., 1921-06-11
Delaware CITY
news GOSSIP
Town Folk Pushes Up All
Clocks One Hour
Tonight
CHILDREN'S DAY
IN THE CHURCHES
Special to The Evening journal.

will be pushed one hour ahead at
midnight tonight. All church ser
vices tomorrow will be held in ac-
cordance with the advanced time.
Tomorrow will be known through
out in the Methodist Churches as
: educational Sunday and Children's
Day.. In the Delaware City Meth
odist Church, the Rev. L. W. lay
: field will speak at 1890 o'clock on
Education" At 11.45 o'clock the
weekly session Of the Sunday school
: will be held in the Sunday school
rooms Of the church. There will be
no meeting Of the Epworth League
: tomorrow evening. Children's Day
exercises being held in this church
at 730 o'clock A literary and
: musical program has been arranged
for this occasion. the principal parts
being taken by the Sunday school
children. The musical portion OF
the program is entitled sunny
Songs for a Sunny Day"
The Rev. Joseph II. carp. acting
rector will preach in Christ Church
at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Rev. Robert c. Pitzer, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church,
will preach at 1880 o'clock tomor-
row morning. on Fellowship" The
Bible School will be held in this
:. church. at 10 o'clock. There will be
no services in the church in the even
ing. as the congregation has been
. invited TO attend the Children's Day
exercises in the Methodist Church.
The weekly prayer and Christian
: endeavor Society meetings nave
teen suspended for the summer.
A special service. preparatory TO
the celebration OF communion. viii
be held in this church next Thurs
day evening. beginning at 7.3O
o'clock
Educational Sunday" will be OBJ
served in St. Georges Methodist
Church tomorrow. when. at 1890
,'clock, the Rev J. c. Mccoy will
>. preach on Education
The Rev Mr.. Mccoy will preach
in Summit NJ. Z. Church. at 3 o'clck,
p on the same subject. A literary and
iausical program. entitled when
Roses Bloom will be presented IN
the Delaware City church, by the
children OF the Sunday School, az
o'clock. The weekly session OF the
Sunday School vii be held in this
church. ~ $50 o'clock.
a musical and literary program
las been prepared for presentation
hy the Summit NJ. r. Sunday School
= next Thursday evening. Added fea
lures of the program will be recita
tions by Mrs Irene +. Wright, o
Wilmington. who has been teache
II. the st. Georges school the pas
year. Mrs. Wright will be accom-
panied by a Miss Dicley. a Whining
ton soloist
Postmaster Albert J. Swan ha
posted the following list OF un
claimed letters: Harry Blades. o
Bacon. George Eldridge. Franl
Parker. George Insolo, Mrs. Phillil
LAIRD. Mrs. r. II. Nayior. Marie
Mckenzie and Mrs. Rachael Robin
son.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of IN
Methodist Church held its MONTH
business session at the home OF Mrs
Kate Portum on Thursday evening
when IL was decided TO have tn
church organ repaired. The wor
was begun Yesterday by W Brown
: OF Middletown. Following the meet
The weekly prayer meeting OF tn
Methodist Church will be held In IN
Sunday echool room OF the churc
wednesday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, OF Wash
ington street, was taken 70 the Dela
ware Hospital yesterday afternoo
by Harry c. Webb. Mrs. Armstron
will undergo treatment for a thro'
: affection.
Henry p. Scott entertained Colon'
John GribbeI and Colonel John Her
derson, Of Philadelphia, on his spec
yacht, Countess. yesterday. They er
joyed a days fishing on Bowel
Beach and returned with splendi
catch of trout They will spend n
weekend with Mr.. Scott.
The tug Columbia. with the bart
William b. Diggs. loaded with so
coal. barges James and Slesetine M
Naliy. loaded with mine props, ei
route for Philadelphia, pass,
through the docks yesterday afte
noon.
The lawn festival held on the Pre-
byterian manse lawn yesterday afte
noon and evening. for the benefit
the camping fund OF the Girls Cor
munity Club and the Boy Scout
was most successful fete bo
financially and socially. A large su
was added TO the fund There we
many booths. beautifully decorat'
and filled with a variety of war
offered to the public by the fair s
OF the town.
Members Of st. Paul's r.
church will hold. their annual ca
nival next Wednesday, Thursda
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry r. Layfiel
and daughter. Margaret. of Carmel
Point, n. j.. are the weekend gues
Of Mr. Layfeld's parents. the r,
and Mrs. l.. W. Layheld, at the Met
odist parsonage.
Mrs. NJ. McIlwain, OF Wilmingtc
IS the guest Of her daughter. NJ
Emily Higgins.
Charles Aspril and daughter, NJ
Lidie, Of Baltimore. Nd, is spen
ing several days with Mr.. and NJ
william Vail.
Mrs. Frank o. Moore, OF Clint
street who has been spending
DAYS in Pieasantville and Atlsn
City n J., returned home yesterd'
Mrs. Annie Hemphill, who
been spending the time in New 70
and Atlantic City during which
home at Second and Clinton sire
has been occupied as a teache
hoe rottrned and will occupy IL