Evening journal., 1922-02-04

evening devotional services by the
Epworth League will take place at
7 o'clock.
The Rev. S. Beattie Wylie, pastor,
will preach in the First Presbyte-
rlan Church at 1880 o'clock tomor-
row morning on Life Everlasting"
and at 7.3O o'clock on "A New Com
mandment." The Sunday school,
Frank II. Long superintendent, will
meet in the chapel at 2.3O o'clock.
The mid-week prayer service will
be held in the chapel on Wednesday
evening Arrangements have been
made TO have a receptacle OF some
sort at the church entrance tomor-
row and any one wishing 20 con-
tribute 10 the Associated Home Re
lief Committee fund will be given
the privilege at all services. The re-
ceipts will be turned over TO the
committee for distribution and use.
William Megginson lost an open
faced silver watch about 4 o'clock
afternoon between Thomas
and keily's store. The watch was
one left him by his father. Reward
II returned.-Adv.
Services in the Bethany u. A. NJ. E.
Church tomorrow will begin at $50
with a Sunday morning class. fol-
lowed al 1890 o'clock with a sermon
by the Rev. W. Boardley. OF VIII
mington The Sunday school will
meet al 2.3O o'clock. with superin-
tendent John Dover In charge. At
7.30 o'clock the Rev. w Taylor. Of
Wilmington. will preach. The
Spencer's League will meet at $50
O'Clock.
An interesting literary and musl-
cal program was presented before
the students OF the High School by
tho Penn Literary Society OF the
school. yesterday afternoon, as a
closing feature Of the weeks activi-
ties. The program follows: Singing.
Peacock" by school. the next feat
ure Of the program was a debate on
the question, Resolved. That one
session daily in a school is conducive
TO greater concentrations and more
beneficial than a two-session day" ."
The Affirmative debaters were Miss
Ruth Zimmerman and Oakley Esk-
ridge; the negative Miss Sadie Bur
ris and Robert Wright. The judges
were Professor A. Arthur Powell
and the Misses Martha Shaw and
Marie Mendenhall. The negative
won after a long drawn-out discus
sion. Original jokes were sprung on
his fellow students. not exemptinl
the feminine members OF the stu
dent body. by Frank Kern. The
program was closed by the schoo
singing Long. Long Ago"
h city Council and Trustees OF m,
Commons meet in monthly business
session next Tuesday evening.
Professor John Schnling. assistant
| state superintendent Of public in
struction. In charge of high schools
] spent yesterday morning and a par
or the afternoon IN the local school
lie addressed the students during IN,
early afternoon In the ASSEMBLY
room.
Arrangements are being made fo
| holding a supper In the church din
/ ing rooms boy the Dorcas Society a
the Methodist Church. on Wcdncs
day evening. February %. It is &
be known as a Washington Tc
Party" The money raised hy IN
supper will be used TO assist IN pay
ing or tho new pipe organ debt.
Services In Emmanuel Episcopa
| Church tomorrow Will begin an -
o'clock, with the celebration Of Hoi
Communion tho Rev Joseph II
! carp officiating At 10 o'clock IN
Church school will hold its week.
session and 40 II o'clock the morn
ing prayer and sermon by Mr. Ear
win take place At 7.3O O'Clock O.
tho evening Mr.. carp will preach
s. large delegation Of members an
five candidates for mem hership q
Adolphia Lodge. No. 8. X. Of p. wen
hv trolley last evening 10 Pythia
| Castle. Wilmington where the de
gree ~ knight was given several can
didates
Az tho monthly business meetin
of the Benevolent Social Associa
tion Of tho Wilmington Fibre spe
| cialty Association OF The Wlmine
ton Fibre Company last evcnin,
the president James McGrory. ar
pointed committees as follows
Auditing. J. V. Richardson, =. /
Newiin. Howard Raymond; Bene,
olent. social. three months. Harr
a. HeInel Joseph Barnes. Lesli
Walls, Miss Nellie Seymour. Henr
ctta Lucas, William Cole At III
business session the newly forme
bylaws were accepted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ryan ha,
received newspaper clippings froi
D Mrs. Mann. and Miss Alma Man
. relatives OF Mrs. Ryan, who sper
several days here as guests la
E summer. Miss Mann. while on d,
visit r % demonstrated fencin
diving and swimming at Delawai
street wharf, for the benefit Of a
] New Castle amateur swimmer
E Mrs. Mann and her daughter al
81 now on an extended visit throur
. the Panama Canal Zone.
] The public card party given
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. loser
Dougherty for the benefit OF tho a
D sociated Charities last evening pro
{ ed a decided success, and about
Y tables were occupied. n additi.
o. numocr OF tickets were purchase
o. but not used. ,While all seceip
e. are not vet in the proceeds will
% considerable and the committee
u charge, Mrs. Joseph Dougherty al
s John McDevitt. wish to thank q
a residents fo- their cooperation.
n Zachariah W. Gemmnl. la
o Third street. IS critically m at l.
% home with bronchitis Miss Carr
e Gemmm. worthy matron Of Caes