Evening journal., 1922-07-08
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Bids Will Be Opened Today
For Two Concrete
Basins
BAPTISTS TO
HOLD OUTING
Special to The Evening Journal.


registration officers for the first regis
tration day TO be held next sstur-
day when voters will have the first
opportunity 10 qualify for the fall
election. The last Legislature pro-
vided for an extra voting district in
New Castle Hundred giving six in
stead of five election districts in the
hundred. The registration places
fixed for next Saturday and the
Registrars who will sit in each
from Q to 5 o'clock. standard time.
are as follows:
First district. 211 Chestnut street.
Irwin Kirk, (registrar); second dis
trict. at Councilman James B.
Hance's. (registrar), residence. Fifth
and Harmony streets; third district
at the home OF William ]. Etchels,
| (reglstrar). on Washington avenue;
fourth district at home OF Arthur NJ
Wise, (registrar). rs West Fifth
street; fifth district at Appleby's
store Bear. John z. Mcdowell,
(registrar). and the sixth district
at the Rose Hill School house. Carl
Tibbett. (registrar).
At a special meeting OF the Water
and Light Commission this after
noon. the bids for constructing the
two concrete basins and concrete
suction wells, will be opened. The
commissioners have decided that
work should begin Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edward Truitt
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Siemon. who are spending several
weeks as their guests, motored TO
the lower part OF Maryland several
days ago where they enjoyed a days
outing.
on returning home several men,
bers OF the party complained OF being
I'll. Mr.. Truitt, who IS the president
OF J. Edward Truitt & Co.. stock
brokers OF Wilmington. was forced
to return TO mis- home because OF i'll
ness. II is thought by the attending
physician. that the family ate some
food which caused slight cases Of
ptomaine poisoning. Their condi-
ton this morning was reported i'm
proved.
In the First Baptist Church to-
morrow the Rev. Frederick W. over
hiser will preach at both services. |
Sunday school at 10 o'clock; preach
ing service at IL o'clock. The |
topic of the sermon will be Saving
Faith" Evening service at 7.3O
o'clock. subject Saving Surgery"
Preparations have been made for
the annual camping trip Of the st.
Anne's Guild OF the Emmanuel Epis- ]
copal church. which will begin to- I
morrow afternoon. The members /
will spend a week in a cottage near
Hopkins Beach.
The young women have arranged
for beach parties and other social |
affairs for each evening OF their
stay.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
First Baptist church are making
for the annual outing
which will be held at Hopkins Beach
Thursday afternoon and evening,
July 20. The trip will be made by
trolley cars and automobiles. leaving {
this city late in the afternoon, re-
at the beach for dinner. A
program of sports of all kinds is
being arranged by the entertainment
Miss Harriet Marsh. daughter of /
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Marsh of East
Third street. entertained a number
If friends at her home Thursday
,vening, in honor of her guest. Miss
elizabeth Cleaver, of Wilmington.
Who has been spending the past week {
With Miss March.
Business Manager Joseph S. Null
in, Of the New Castle A. A. base
,all team, announced last evening
he following games scheduled for !
-uly: Monday, July 10, Seventh ,,
Ward team, Wilmington, at Battery
'ark: Thursday. July 13. Bankers :
nd Brokers team, Wilmington, at ..
Battery Park; Monday, July II, Jos.
Sons Company team, VIII
nington, at Battery Park; Thurs
ay, July 20, McCabe, Wilmington, a
{ Battery Park; this team played
he locals a few weeks ago one of
he closest games of the season, 7
The local team will go TO Salem, \
7. j., on Monday, July "a, and on =
thursday July 27. will play the '
race team, of Wilmington, at Bat
cry Park.
The local twilight season has been
80 far this season due Il
, bad weather, and teams cancell- o
ig games at the last minute.
James p. Toman, who recently
pened a new milk depot in the old u
rowing picture house, purchased n
'om John Tobin, lost his automo-
lie license tag, No. 2O-O43, while I.
1. l.. ~ | NJ
Jimmy McDevitt's New Castle Re
,rves will play the strong Clayton II
am at Clayton this afternoon. =
A special meeting Of the Indus
ial Boom Committee will be held c
the Mayors Office next Tuesday c
'ening, when plans for securing the C,
cation for the Cellulose Products j
ompany plant will be made. Sew O.
al members Of the committee said
st evening the money to finance 3
Ie project will be forthcoming next "
eek. ci
Mrs. Julia Shilling. who recently at
owed from Buffalo, N. Y, to Young
rect, this city, is confined to her OF
)me with grip. W
The Rev. Joseph II. carp will W
eak on THE Lords Prayer" fol- il!
wing the morning prayer at IL yt
clock tomorrow. Holy Commun- m
n will be celebrated at 1880 o'clock
morrow morning. There will be is
, church school or evening SER G.
ces.
In the Methodist Church tomor- 70
W, DR.. L. Il. Poole will preach at SC
o'clock on "Girding The Loins,"
ID at 1880 o'clock, on THE Slips NJ
Life" Sunday School, Baraca w