Evening journal., 1922-12-06
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS

7 carrot, largest, and turnips largest
House wife products for which
prizes will be awarded follow:
Jellies q jar)-currant, apple
ounce. grape, crab apple and black
berry.
Preserved q jsr)-citron, pears
peaches, strawberries and cherries
Canned q jar)-Cherries peaches
pears, Strawberries. rhubarb, whole
tomatoes, stewing tomatoes. corn on
cob and cut corn.
Piokies-Larges group and va
riets OF sours and special prize for
tie largest and best display o Il canned
goods.
The committee arranging this
years show is composed OF Jesse s.
Jochen. chairman: j. Frank Meggin-
son, s. Hickman Hewitt, Mark
Thompson, John T. Hopkins, Mrs. S.
Hickman Hewitt and Mrs. John 7.
Hopkins.
Mrs. Charles Somers of Cairo, Mo-,
until her recent marriage, Mrs.
Mabel Hurt Of this city. is critically
III at her home. A message 10 that
effect was received by her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Pinder, Sixth and
Delaware streets, yesterday.
The monthly business session OF
the CHILD Welfare Center Commits
sion for New Castle will take place
in the Health Center rooms at 1890
o'clock tomorrow morning.
owing 70 the monthly meeting Of
the Home and School Association be-
ing scheduled for tomorrow evening,
the basketball game scheduled 70 be
played by the local Highlets and the
Goldey College teams on that eve
ming has been postponed until Fri
day evening.
At the Methodist Church last
night there was a large attendance
of the Dorcas Society The Rev.
George W. Cooke preached on Los
Ing out" Accompanied by the
aeola Messrs Cooke and Smith sang
"Alohahoi."
Tonight will be membership night
when Mr. Cooke is asking for 100
per cent membership OF the church
to be present. DR.. l.. e. Poole
pastor, reports that he is pleased
with the progress OF the meetings.
in the large attendance.
Tonight Mr.. Cooke will preach on
Modern Judases."
Mr.. Smith hasA been askd TO sing
Shall 4 empty Handed be and Miss
Frances Sheriden will sing THE
plain OF Peace"
At the Home and School meeting |
omorrow evening in the high school /
assembly room, Professor Henry f. |
City superintendent will be
the principal speaker Several /
recitations and musi-
al numbers will be given during the
,veninE
Several members OF the old New
'astle City band( disbanded) have
as members OF the Good
viii Band
The bi-weekly meeting Of the
Soard of Education will be held in
he superintendents office No.
at o'clock this evening.
The Good VIII Fire Company will /
meet in monthly business session in
he company's parlors at o'clock T.
his evening.
The Girls Friendly Society OF I'M /
manuel Church will give a social 1
md dance In the Parish Huose next
Monday evening.
Many tickets have been disposed
4 for the annual oyster and chicken
alad supper 10 be given. by the
ladies' Aid Society OF the First Bap-
list Church in the parlors OF the
Sew Castle Century Club, beginning
{ o'clock tomorrow evening.
City Solicitor Francis deH. Janvier.
who addressed the New Castle Cen
ury Club last evening emphasized
n his address the urgent necessity
4 recording wills and deeds. and
he making Of same. He said while
many called them useless red tape.
hey were in his estimation common
ense carsfulness. He explained ehe
perations OF the several courts and
iries, both petty and grand. This
making OF legal contracts was also
eatured by Mr. Janvier. He ex- (
lained the three most important
ontracts, giving practical examples
( same.