Evening journal., 1922-02-04
women DISCUSS
BIBLE At CLUB
Mrs. Schunder in Charge of
Program at Delaware
City Meeting
STUDENTS OBSERVE
HOUSE-CLEANING DAY
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Special to The Evening Journal
DELAWARE CITY, Feb. AIN
accordance with the program sug-
gcsted by the officials OF the Della
ware state Federation OF Women's
Clubs. the women OF the Delaware
I city Century club celebrated ycstcr-
day as Bible Day" at the club. Mrs.
John +. schundcr was in charge OF
the program and in opening the
meeting az $50 o'clock. she said the
club was not taking up the study OF
the Bible as doctrine but FOR its
historical and moral values. Each
one present was requested TO take
some part In the program as II was
/ the first time In the history OF the
club an attempt had ever been made
20 have a roil-call day. Each mcme
! bcr as her name was called, respond
| ed with some promise found in the
Bible Nearly every one responded
and one OF the most enjoyable ar
I tcrnoons In the history OF the club
was spent The program;
Piano solo. by Mrs. Horace p.
johnson. Wilmington; reading. God
Moves In a Mysterious Way" by Mrs.
Eliza Vandcgrift; reading. THE
story OF Ruth" by Mrs. William b.
Jester: presentation Of "Bibie'
riddle. what is 50 that has no feet
or hands, yet at one time possessed
a soul?" by Mrs. n. ". Wilkinson.
Answer: The whale that swallow
ed Jonah"
Miss Mary Money read a paper on
THE Music OF the Bible" Miss Flor
ence C.. Hall. read Matthew. second
chapter. which contains the story OF
1.-The fuinlment OF Isaiah's nrophosy
concerning the coming OF the Mes
sIah. Mrs. johnson concluded the
program with an instrumental solo,
entitled. The Pilgrims Song OF
Hope"
The monthly business session OF
mayor and town council will be hell
in the fire hall next Monday even
ing. when a resolution probably Will
be introduced TO provide FOR hxinl
OF responsibility for the conduct of
those attending dances in tho fire
hall. when rented in the future FOR
that purpose.
Services in the First Presbyterian
b Church tomorrow will be In charge
OF the Rev. Robert c. Pitzer. who
will preach at 1890 o'clock on "rh'
I Christian Prophet" and az 1s'
X o'clock on The Meaning and Nalu
OF Evangelism" The sunday schoo
OF the church will be held In III
: chapel at ~ o'clock. and the Noun
e Peoples Christian Endeavor So
l. cietv's devotional services will tax
q place al o'clock. The mid-wee
'l prayer service will be held al th
's home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
o Schundcr on Clinton street. at 7.3
e O'Clock Thursday evening next
d The combined council of Bo
$ Scouts and the Girls Communiu
n club will hold its monthly bushes
session in the Presbyterian manse ol
p Tuesday evening The bake-sale re
o Gently held by these two young or
eanizatlons cleared $50. This none.
will be used to make up the defci
caused by the camping trips las
summer.
\ The Rev. L. W. Layheld vii
, preach at 1890 o'clock tomorrow
morning In the First Methods
planned 10 be used last sunday, bu
y interrupted by tho blizzard. The sub
4 iect is Root Principles or the Fun
< damentals OF Individual and socia
n Life" Mr. Layneid will preach a
- 7.3O o'clock on beginning az Jeru
II salem" The Bible School meets a
r. 1l.45 o'clock in the church parlor'
3, The mid-wceS prayer service will b
u held in the church parlors at 73
20 o'clock next wednesday evening.
ID Mrs Frank q. Moore and Mrs
william Hines entertained the mem
bers OF the Ladies' Aid Society OF IN
oi Methodist church in the church par
as iors las, evening II was decided {
n- present check for $40 20 the Assc
l- ciatcd Home Relief Committee n
VI New Castle 20 assist In relieving th
's distressed condition Of that city.
81 the families OF the unemployed
by This donation was given as n than
l- offering because Of there being no c'
by trome cases Of want among a
pa families OF this town. Following th
al business session musical and IN
erary program was presented, cor
cludcd by tho serving of rofrcsf
ments by the hostesses.
Yesterday was known as hous'
~ cleaning day among the members
he tho second year home economic
'ic class OF the High School II VIZ
'r, said yesterday that more than
M per cent OF the home economic
n classes OF the High School success
ng fully parsed their mid-year examin'
r tions.
The funeral services OF John Fo