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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
New Castle High School Bas.
ketbalI Team to Hold Enter
tainment and Dance.

| speciai Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. March 4.--The members
OF fhe New Castle High School bashet-
| ball team are making preparations I"
hold an entertainment ana dance :"
the opera House on Friday evening
March H. Tho proceeds WIZ be toi
The benefit Of the High School Ath-
lctic Association. The following pro-
gram has been arrhnged: Vocal solos,
Misa Frances sheridan, sketch. Nait
n Miuit." Charles King and James
wilson: plano solo. a. Arthur Pcwehi
recitation. Miss Harriet marsh. vocal
: duet. Misses Blanche and Esteiia BID
| liov. skotch. "The Thirteen Club. by
! Tho varsity. The entertainment VIII
! Ibeglp at 3 and dancing nj 9.lb.
| I.aat evenjng at q social given under
| the ausplees ~ the Young Mems Blple
| Class Of the First Presbyterian sunday
| school In Marble Han, forty members
of the Sunday school we're I'm attend
/ ance. The evening was spent In play
=, sing games. after which refreshments
were served.
, severnl days ago workmen from the
Wilmington Gas. Co. moved large
,ron safe from their old office in the
n Court House 10 their new Office quar-
p tors AT Brit,inghams pharmacy, Sec
IA ond and Delaware streets. AFTER inc
placing q the safe in the bulldihe
-lI was found that the combination
n was locked and no one could be round
Il OH, could unlock the door. Severa
= pxpert safe men yesterday at amptec
20 - o,,, tho combination. Al
" acetyiene burner was used to burn
l. a,nall hole in the door, in order to burr
r off tbe controlling rod. which govern
'e IN. combination. In this matter th'
II combination tock was not destroyed
g and the hole IN the safe will be welde'
;, over
e. Mnvor Cramer received last e"t
- Ming from the recent entertainment
b" held in the parish house OF INN uu'
, church 500. which was one-haf
- tho proceeds cleared The remainln
- ha1f ,yilI be used for the paying
=, .ome necessary expenses Of tho paris
n house.
:, In tho First Presbyterian Church u
m morrow. the morning service Mt Io''
M and the evening service Will be
M charge Of the Rev. G. T. Bernhe's'
M Of Chosen. Corea, missionary who
* on Through here At the evening 50
is vice the speaker will take for his re-
OF "corea." which is the topic that vi
IIs taken at the recent meeting of u
m Women's Missionary Society of G
,e- church. All members of the Womer
mt Missionary Society are urged 20
mt present at this service a. well az q
ng morning service.
m Rev. $. Il. wylie will preach at 4
morning and evening services tome
WIS row at Princess Anne Nd At I
re- morning service he will conduct {
ing Sacrament of the Lords Supper.
10 The class OF % that was confirm
geo by Bishop Cook of the Diocese Of ID
rs aware IN Emmanuel Church last Su
day morning will make its first col
munion at 80 n. IN. tomorrow. HI
communion will be celebrated at
o'clock, at which time the rector. n
ing Joseph II. carp. will also preach
no the subject The Miracles of G
,ets Lord" In the absence Of the rect
ace who will preach at Smyrna in
ees evening. the services will be condu
With ed by Prof. Henry Handy Hay. TIT
any VIII be Lenten services every aft
hey noon next week at 4.3O. except F
of day, which viii be 40 p. m, with
net. special sermon by Rev. Robert p
ring vicar of Old Swedes, Wilmingt
this There will also be morning services
son. Wednesday and Friday mornings
eral ginning at $50 o'clock
In the Methodist Episcopal Chur
ring the services tomorrow will be: q
IsOn at $50, i'm charge of John r. Hendr
the preaching at 1890 by the pastor, r
'een J. X. Bicking. who will take for
own subject Jesus Only" Sunday sch
will convene at go; children's me
ing at $40; Epworth League at