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NEWS Of TnE Day
At new CASTLE
First Baptist Church Plans to
Celebrate Anniversary on
Monday Night.

''sSss~~J s~Oses
Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle, Jan. 1%.-On MAnday
evening the members Of the Fret
Baptist Church and Sunday school
will celebrate the anniversary N the
church. Beginning at TAO the fol-
lowing musical and literary program
will be, given: Singing, Hear the
Call to Service" by tho school, re-
sponsive reading. welcome addresses,
Edward farrell and William Patter-
son; New Years greeting. Catherine
Harrison; duet and chorus. Misses
EstellA and Blanche Sibley; recita-
tons. Leslie Walls. Lawrence Hewlett,
James Mcggihson. Robert Davis,
Samuel Sibley. Ann Lancaster. Sam
uel Bid&e; singing, Always Try to
DO Our Best" Primary Department:
recitations. Walter Sibiey. Ruth Jar
lrell solo, Ann lancaster; recitations,
Norma Leib. Edith MegRinson, Eu-
genia Tressler; duet, Catherine Har-
rison and Ann Tressler; solo. Susie
Tressler; recitation. Elizabeth Meg
gtnson. Norma Leib; singing Praise
Ye the King Divine" school; recita-
ton, Ruth Davis. Leslie Walls; sing
Ing, Mrs. MacMickin's class; anthem.
Great is the Lord" Mrs. MacMickin
and Eugenia Biddle; singing. Life IL
Full OF Sunshine" school; solo. Ruth
X. FARRELL: exercise. THE Helping
Hand" class OF girls: reading, Elsie
Walls; recitation, Verna 1eib, Will
liam Patterson; Offering; remarks BY
the superintendent, Charles Lob; re-
marks by the pastor, Rev. Frederick
w. Overheiser; singing, We VIII
Sing 70 the King" school, benedic-
ton; distribution OF books, rewards
and candy.
Thomas Cluelow, aged 80 yearA q
resident OF this city for the past 20
years, died yesterday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitesids. al
Cherry street, where he had been
boarding for the past IA years. Mr..
Cluelow was known In this city and
was employed at the Bethlehem and
the Baldt Steel plants as guard
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock at his late
residence, In charge OF the Rev. J. II
BickinR. pastor --cf the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and the body viii
be taken to Upland, Pa. on Monday
when the second service will be helt
at the homo OF his uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cluelow on Tues.
day afternoon. Interment will b
made at Chester Rural Cemetery.
, The members OF the Penn Literar,
Society of the New Castle High
School yesterday rendered the follow
ing program: Song, by the school
debate, Resolved. That the Honor
{ system should BE Established In thu
9 New Castle High School," The az
e frmative side was urged by Victo
! Davis and Elizabeth Mckay and tn
: negative by Joseph Cannon and Hele,
4 Diehl. The judges were Gladys Ma
!, loney, Martha Shaw and Prof. A
Arthur Powell, who decided unani
s mously in favor OF the affirmative
Next came q reading by Richar
Watts; trio, Douglas Proud, Ralp
Duling and f. Earle Wegsenmann.
8 This afternoon so members G
Adelphia Lodge. No. s, Knights Q
: Pythias, accompanied by six candi
3 dates from this city will pay visi
v TO Pythian Castle. eos. West stree
d Wilmington. and take part in the ses
e sion there, when candidates will
e Initiated into the class known as tn
q William w. Knowles class. The tri
.. will be made by special BUSES an
/ private automobiles.
q The members OF the New Cast
! Card Club. composed OF young lads
" of this city, met on Thursday evenin
~ at the home of Miss Alice Wise. Tn
first prize was won by Miss Josephir
Clothier and the second by Mi:
Phyllis Marsh.
Rev S. Beattie Wylie. pastor OF n
First Presbyterian Church. tomorro
!. morning at the 1880 service will tsh
l. for his text Communion OF Saints
n At the evening service at 7.50 he wi
n take for his theme righteousness
J. Sunday school will convene at 2.30
l. charge of Superintendent Frank Lon
Of Rev. j.. r.. Bicking. pastor OF II
d Methodist Episcopal Church, will tai
,e for his subject at 1890, And +
J. Brought Them to Jesus At 1870
revival service Will be conducted al
IS the pastor will take for his sub1e
to Prepare to Meet Thy God"
,s Rev. Frederick w. Overhiser. pa
n tor of the First Baptist Church, I
n. morrow morning at IL o'clock Will tai
d. for his subject "Superfiuous Leading
a. At 7.30 he will take for his subje
Made Easy and Received"
On next Thursday evening the Ne
Castle High School basketball tea
will play the du Pont tearn, which W
II. be the fourth Of the All-Scholas
IN scheduled games. The game will
ed played In the Opera House cage.
r. Last evening the dance given
IN, the Anchor A. c., Following the bask'
ball game was largely attended,
cil the Opera House.
IS Rev. w. Johnson will preach
CHI Bethany U. A. NJ. e. Church tomorr,
morning at 1880. and w. II. Boyer
p 80
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