Evening journal., 1921-11-19
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Beneficial Association of
Manganese Steel Co.
Elects Officers
14-YEAR-OLD BOY
BITTEN BY DOG
Special to The Evening Journal

NEW CASTLE. Nov. i9.--At the
annual meeting of the American
Manganese Steel Company Beneficial
Association yesterday afternoon, the
; following officers were elected VIII
bert r. Tucker, presidents Harley
! Seal vice president Walter Daily
recording secretary; George Connolly,
Z financial secretary; Edward A. But
ler, treasurer; John MeDevitt, Jesse
: Hahn, William Cassaboon and Frank
Sheridan, relief committee. William
! Swarsley and Howard Butler trus-
tees.
Bishop Cook has requested that
: tomorrow be called 100 per cent.
Sunday in all the Episcopal Churches
OF tho diocese and that every mem
Der Of the church. old and young, be
Z present at least at one service dur
/ ing the day. The services in I'm
manuel Church will begin with the
Holy Communion at $50 o'clock. fol-
lowed by morning prayer and sermon
at IL o'clock, and evening prayer
and sermon at 100 o'clock. The
church school is at Gas o'clock
THANKSGIVING Day services next
Thursday In Emmanuel Church will
be the Holy Communion at 7S0
o'clock and service with sermon At
10 o'clock lasting not more than one
hour. Decorations for the church
, on Thanksgiving Day are in the
hands OF the Young Mems Bible
Class and the ST. AIMS Guild
Donations brought to the church for
the Babies Hospital in Wilmington
win be gratefully received.
The Rev J. n. Bicking will preach
at 1910 o'clock tomorrow morning
i'm the New Castle Methodist Church
on "a Way of Escape" and at 100
o'clock tomorrow evening on THE
Temporal and the Eternal" John II.
Hendrix will lead the Sunday morn
ing class at $50 o'clock; at O'Clock.
the Sunday school and Baraea Glass
will meet MT Bicking will give
another Of the illustrated talks to
the children at Gao o'clock, follow
ed by devotional services by the Ep-
worth League at z o'clock.
The Rev. Mr.. Bicking will visit the
j Epworth NJ. p. Church, tomorrow
afternoon. when he will give one Of
his illustrated blackboard talks.
The Rev S. Beattie Wylie pastor
Of the First Presbyterian Church
will speak at 1880 o'clock tomor-
row morning on "rhe Divinity OF
Christ" and at 7.SO o'clock tomor-
row evening on "Jaeoh at Pencil
The Sunday school, Frank II. Ions
superintendent viii meet in the
chapel at $50 o'clock.
The women OF the First Presby-
terrain Church have completed plans
FOR a supper 10 be given In the New
Castle Century Club, parlors. Thurs
day evening, December s. The first
serving TO take place al O'clock
Simon Cheney has succeeded Louis
l.. Hardwick in general blacksmith
ing at 9th and Harmony streets.
Prices reasonable.--Adv
At the First Baptist Church to-
morrow. the services begin at 10
o'clock with Sunday school, Charles
Lieb, superintendent. At II O'Clock.
the Rev. f. W, Overhiser. pastor,
viii preach on Limitations Of Be
lieving Prayer" At $50 o'cloc. Mr..
Overhiser will sneak on without
Commotion."
The Rev, q, y, Davis will preach
IN Hazel Dell Mission at 1890
o'clock and the Rev. Clarence Keen
at O'Clock The Sunday school will
meet az $50. The Christian Endeav-
or Society devotional services will
precede the evening sermon. begin
ming at $40, Miss Catherine Davis
leader
Services tomorrow tn the Bethany
Z. a. NJ. y, Church will begin "a
1890 o'clock, with a sermon by tn,
Rev Frank Henry, Of Pine Tree A
o the Sunday school begins. and a
o'clock the service will consist o
addresses by the pastor, the Rev. W
II. Guy and others, and special vocs
music The Young Peoples meetin
begins at 6.45 o'clock, followed by
sermon by the Rev W. II. Boyer
Wilmington at 7.30, on THE Soul.
3 Mayor Cramer has appointe
/ Harry Ahern. Charles WHIP and Han
~ Lyman special officers for IN
Wilmington Philadelphia Traetio
Company. They were given the oatl
OF office by the Mayor yesterday.
Instead OF the usual weekly meet
ing Of the New Castle Century Clul
next Tuesday evening. the month";
card party, directed by Mrs. NJ. ?
Phillips and Miss Mary Duncan, vii
take place Bridge and 500 will b.
played.
Vernon Hall. the 14-year-old sol
Of Mrs Anthony Han, East ,Thir'
street. was severely bitten on th'
right leg by a dog belonging to Pau
Bowen. yesterday afternoon, DR.
julius Dodd cauterized the wound,
Z Thomas c. Hobbs. Of West Fifti
street, is confined to his homo viii
acute bronchitis.
At an evening with cards at thu
7 home OF Miss Eva Gears, Miss Iren'
$ Davis and John James defeated Mis-
e Eva Gears and James Mahar. foul
= out OF seven games Of 500. a return
match Is 90 he played next week a
n the home of Miss Davis.
e At the measuring party given a
r. the home OF Miss Elizabeth McKa,
q last Wednesday evening by tn
senior class Of the High school s.
8 was cleared for the beneft Of tn
Pc high School Athlete Association
ne FOLLOWING an evening spent a
re games, music and dancing. q cola
ne uon was served by Mrs. Jesse A. Nc
eg Nay Those who attended the part
'm We're me Misses Anne Lancaster
ns Mary White Esther Berry, Elizabet
Mckay Gladys Mahoney. Elizabet
Long, Ruth Zimmerman. Mar
NJ Mendenhau, Mary Sterling. I.oui,
nd Elason, Mr.. and S.rs. Vaughan