Evening journal., 1922-09-28
E: NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS

/, Edward S. Megglnson, of Hare's
Corner. next Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary Blggs. chairman. Thomas
Appleby and Miss Mary Blackburn
comprise the entertained commit
tee
! Plans have been completed for a
Rally Week." to be held in the
Methodist Church, beginning Sunday
morning and continuing each week
day evening throughout the follow
ing week. These services mark the
beginning Of a full church program
for the fall and winter.
The program provides for the fol-
lowing Sunday services 10 be in
charge of the Rev. Luther f. Poole,
ID. d., pastor: class meeting at $50
O'Clock; preaching at 1890 on the
theme-'The Child; Sunday school
Rally Day for entire school in audi
torium Of the church at o'clock;
Epworth League song and prayer
service. at o'clock. followed by
preaching on the theme Can The
Drouth Be Broken?" Each evening
during the week except Saturday, a
service will be held beginning at 7.3O
o'clock.
II was announced last evening by
the Rev. f. w. Overhiser, pastor OF
the First Baptist Church. that the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Parkside Baptist Church. OF Camden,
y. j.. accompanied by the Rev. and
Mrs. f. f. williams, pastor Of the
church and his wife. will be the
guests OF the Rev. and Mrs. over,
hiser, OF the First Baptist Church,
OF this city. tomorrow afternoon. The
will make the trip from
Philadelphia by boat and will ar
rive in this city ssout o'clock.
The members of the Ladies' Aid
Society OF the local church will hold
an informal reception to these
guests between the hours of and
s o'clock. should the weather con-
ditions prove favorable, the recep-
ton will take place on the lawn ad-
Joining the church building and
but II not. the affair will
take place in the parsonage and So
cial rooms OF the. church. Mrs
w. Overheiser. Mrs. s.
Hickman Hewitt and Mrs. Jesse a.
Mckay. comprise the committee in
charge of arrangements. All mem j
hers are cordially invited to attend.
The Young Women's Association
OF the First Baptist Church is COM I
n citing arrangements for the first
Halloween party of the season which
will he held in the social rooms Of
the church on Columbus Day." oc- ]
tober -.
The arrangements committee
romprises Miss Elsie Walls. chair
man. Miss Blanche Sibley, Miss
Elizabeth Cannon, Martha Shaw I.
Rose McGrory, Elsie Blddle' Lydia
The soup. bread and rolls sale
held under the auspices OF the La
dies Aid Society of the First Bap-
list Church today, at the parsonage,
nroved an unqualified success. and
approximately $40 was realized.
Miss Clara Ingram and Clarence
accompanied party OF
friends on motor trip to Trenton. =
n. j., Tuesday. where they viii
spend several days. as the guests Of
relatives and friends. !
Miss Mary Eliason. daughter of
the late Lieutenant Governor, and
Mrs. Lewis f. Eiiason. OF West Fifth
street. has resumed her studies at
College. Mass. where she
IS In her sophomore year, after
spending her vacation here and
At Ocean City. y. j.. as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Eliason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy MacMlcking.
II this city, will entertain the mem
,ers of the Ladies' Aid Society Of
he First Baptist Church at their
home on wednesday afternoon Of
text week. at which time the month
v business session OF the society
will be he'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fish and son
John. Jr.. OF PENIS Grove, y. j. and
Mr. Fish's mother, Mrs. w. Fish, Of
kentucky were dinner guests OF Mr..
nd Mrs. II. ]. Gables of the Strand.
Frank Toppin Of Wilmington, was
New Castle visitor yesterday.