Evening journal., 1921-10-22
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Mrs. Anna B. Bradley Dies
After an Illness of Sew
eral Months
REV. ]. H. carp TO
PREACH ON WAR
special to The Evening Journal.

called owing TO the illness OF the lat
ter Mrs. Harris recently fell down
stairs at her home.
Mrs. Anna b. Bradley, aged el
years. wife of william II. Bradley
died at her home about IL o'cloch
last night. following an illness ol
several months. Mrs. Bradley wai
the daughter OF the late Joseph aho
Emma NJ. King, and is survived b,
her husband and one daughter
Mrs. Emma NJ. Dougherty, OF Easi
Fifth street. with whom she has
made her home for the past several
years Mrs. Bradley has two sisters
Mrs. John Hammers, OF the Strand
and Mrs. Samuel Barnes. OF Easl
Second street, and three brothers
Frank w. King, Joseph II. King and
Charles s. King. all living in this city
Mrs. Bradley has been a'commu- a
meant of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church since childhood. She was
horn in this city and has been llfe-
long resident.
The funeral services will take
! place from her late residence at IL
o'clock Tuesday. lnterment viii be
f in Glebe cemetery.
This city will be without gas from
6 o'clock until $50 o'clock tomor-
row morning. when the supply will
be shut of. while repairs are made
to the mains along Wilmington road
{ from Rogers Corner to this city.
The Rev. S. Beattie Wylie. pastor
q Of the First Presbyterian Church,
F will preach at 1890 o'clock tomor-
row morning on Hope" and at 7.S0
O'Clock in the evening on Peter !
Veneer" The Sunday school will be
held at 230 o'clock in the after
noon
The Rev. Joseph Il. carp will
preach the first of a series of three
sermons on War" the sub-topic
being ''The Cost OF War in Men,
Money and Morals" at the 7.30
O'Clock service in Emmanuel Episco-
pal Church tomorrow evening. The
Sunday school which has beer sold
ing its meetings in the afternoon
will. beginning tomorrow. meet at
s.45 o'clock in the morning, follow
ed by the morning prayer and SER
mon by the rector. at IL o'clos *.
The latter services have been pre-
viously beginning at 1890 o'clock.
The supper scheduled for Thurs
day evening. November 10. has beer
postponed until the following Sa'ur
day evening. November u. Thi
was done to enable every one to Civ
support to the charity beneht TO b
.~f..... 49, a. 4nFCno rst.t. - r.
day evening. November II. Tn
money derived from the beneft Is I
be turned over to the committee d
charge of the Associate Home Relief
In the First Baptist Church at 1
o'clock tomorrow morning. the Rev
Frederick w. Overhisers subjec
will be when We See Jesus" II
the evening his theme will be "Faitl
as a Measure"
The Rev. and Mrs Frederick over
hiser will leave on Monday for Mil
town. n. j., to attend a wedding az
ter which Mrs. Overhiser will go e
Eatontown. where she will be tn
guest OF relatives and bid farewell
TO two OF her nieces, one Of whoa
will leave for Florida, where sh
viii spend the winter. and arothe
to Pasadena, Cal, where she wi
make her future home.
William Weldon, son OF Mr.. an
Mrs. John Weldon. OF Dobbinsvill,
was injured while witnessing tn
football game at Battery Park yes
terday afternoon between New Cast
High School and Penn's Grove. II
was running and came in conta,
with the members OF the team VIII
were making rush. He was knocl
ed down and his wrist injured. II
was taken by his companions 20
physician where the injury W;
dressed.
The annual carnival OF the Dorc.
Society Of the Methodist Churc
opened last evening at s o'cloc
with an oyster supper. during whiC
1SS persons we're served. The ca
nival is held on the second noor
the church. The room was deco
ated and the booths attractive. 4
kinds Of fresh produce from II
farm, beside a fun line Of groceri,
are on sale at the Country Store
The society committee will hold
sale OF homemade cakes this aftei
noon, beginning at 2 o'clock. tn
supper will be served tonight. begir
ming at o'clock.
All kinds OF gold. fish for sal
Common, Fan Tails. Comets. Japs
nese Fan Tails Pearl or the Scale
less Monarchs by A. Gordon Cabl,
rs The Strand. Orders taken 10
fancier species.-Adv.
See Fred Gareau. IL in mead q
good fire wood.-Adv.
George W. Burris. county road su
pervisor for New Castle hundred
naa MS workmen remove one Of IN
.arsest trees Of the county this weel,
me tree. which stood near IN
Nnristiana Presbyterian Church wa
SILVER maple and was leaning I
eoeh position as to menace thre
houses and 1t was due 10 this %,
tne tree was cut down. 7. ~.
ured ls feet inches across ~
butt and was 40 feet in height
mrs Mary Simpson OF East Four,
street IS visiting her son. Thor,
Simpson and family. OF Greensbor
Nd.
Mrs. George Heldemeyer
Odessa Is the guest OF her paren
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Monteome,
West Sixth street.
Mrs. Bayard Mitchell OF Johr
town, Pa. who has been the guest
her sister. Mrs. NJ. X. Lancast
Mrs. Matilda Trultt and Mrs Loi
Burke here, returned home d
morning.
J. C. Coke. West Seventh street.