Evening journal., 1922-04-15
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Local Churches Beautifully
Decorated With Flowers
for Easter
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
DOES GOOD WORK
speeIal to The Evening Jonrnal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. April 15.-All To-
cal churches are beautifully deco
rated with potted and cut flowers
and ferns in anticipation of the
Easter services tomorrow, when
special Easter cantatas and music |
viii feature the programs. The early |
arrival Of many flowers in full bloom .
from the homes of residents. mem /
bers OF the congregations. and from /
the various florists Of Wilmington |
and this city, this morning. indicated /
the display in the local churches /
would far exceed the floral displays |
Of other years. Il Is anticipated that l
by o'clock this afternoon the |
churches will resemble hugh flower
gardens and bowers. The men OF the |
churches are assisting the women
in making the displays artistic.
In the First Baptist Church to-
morrow the Rev. Frederick W. Over
hiser will be In charge OF the regu-
lar services. A special musical en-
tertainment has been arranged and
will be presented both at the morn
ing and evening services. The pas
tors topic for the IL o'clock service
will be Resurrection Facts" Super
intendent Charles Lieb will be IN
charge OF the Sunday school. The
evening topic at 7.3O o'clock will be
Resurrection Power" The Misses
Blanche and Estella Sibley will rem
der several special SELECTIONS. On ad-
dition 10 the other musical program.
In the Methodist Episcopal Church
on Sunday, Rev. Luther L. Poole viii
bo in charge OF the morning service.
at 1880 o'clock. when the sub
ject will be "The Risen Lord"
Chorister James T. Challenger has
arranged a special musical program
for this service Sunday morning
class at $50 o'clock. In charge of
Rev. John Hendricks. Sunday school
at o'clock, in charge OF
superintendent George Tobin. Jr.
The evening service at 7.30 o'clock
Will be given over to the musi-
cal contata. which will be presented
under the direction of Chorister
James T. Challenger. entitled I'm
mortality" AZ which time thirty
voices. consisting Of the members Of
the Senior and Junior choirs of the
NMMANAlf wall aAAAna AA"AN WtAA ~
several special solos and duets in
addition TO a male quartet. The
public Is cordially invited to attend
this service.
one OF the most elaborate musical
programs ever presented in Imman-
uel Episcopal Church. will be given
tomorrow. George II. Madden. di-
rector and organist. has arranged &C..
The celebration OF holy communion
will take place at o'clock, with tho
Rev. Joseph II. carp, celebrant.
Morning prayer and sermon. with
special Easter music at IL o'clock.
The Church School will take place
at GAS O'Clock At 4 o'clock the
Lenten offerings OF the Church
School will be presented at the al
tar. A candy Easter egg will be pre-
sented TO each scholar OF the Church
School IN attendance at this service.
These eggs were made by the mem
bers of St. AIMS Guild and pur-
chased for this distribution service.
Easter carols viii feature this SER
vice.
The President OF the Women's
Auxiliary OF Emmanuel Church, Mrs
Joseph II. carp, IS pleased with the
good work done by it's member!
during the Lenten season. They
have just finished packing boxes OF
clothing. consisting Of women,
dresses. aprons. underwear. chill
drcn's clothing. sweaters. boys
scarfs, handkerchiefs. mittens ant
some partly worn clothing and sew
eral boxes of cocoa. These wer'
sent today TO the Upper PocosaI
Mission. az fowls. Va.
At its meeting on last Wednesday
It was found that money was II
hand, TO pay all bills for clothing a
well as for all the pledges whicl
had been made for missionary worl
in various parts Of the world.
The st. AIMS Guild contributed
number Of aprons as well as $40 q
cash, for this work.
The Rev. S. Beattie Wylie wi
preach in the First Presbyteria
Church at 1890 o'clock tomorrow
morning on "The Easter Triumph,
and at 7.30 o'clock on "The Seve
Easter Promises" the special musi
for the morning service will be
chorus Christ Our Saviour" and
duet, "Our Saviour" In the evenin
sletldl cNIol SERVICE Win rtAtA
tions from the cantata "Gethseman
to Calvary" will augment the ser
mon.
Eight mothers and their infant
will De presented with certificate
~ membership to the Cradle Ro
department. az the Sunday Schol
session at $50 o'clock tomorro
afternoon.
The following committees hay
been appointed by Captain S. ]
Irwin Duncan for the dance to L
given by Co. II. 19sth Artillery. De
aware National Guard, on Tuesda
evening, at $50 o'clock. Floor con
mittee-First Lieutenant w. ]
Stewart, Second Lieutenant C.. v
. Preston, First Sergeant L. L. Wall
Sergeant w. S. Weggenmann. Co
poral d. Harrington. Corporal \
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