Evening journal., 1922-10-21
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Concrete Work Finished by
Contractor of New Aerat-
ing System
BOY SCOUT TROOP
TO BE ORGANIZED


, planning the erection OF boat anC
Z club house as home for the A. NJ
Gallagher Anglers Club. The build
ing will be erected on the beach from
OF Mr.. Quigiey's property known a.
the Hamburg Farm.
A wharf will be extended 10 &C
commodate the club at its various
social and angling parties next sea
son.
The Hares Corner Farmers clut
will meet Wednesday evening. No
vember s. at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Appleby near Christiana
instead of the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
George VI. BlScsburn. on causeway
near Wilmington, as previously an
Inounced.
The concrete work on the new
aerating system, being installed a.
i water works, was completed BY
Andrew Mitchell and son. contrac'
tors, yesterday. This work includes
one aerating basin. one receiving
basin. and a pump pit. The work
OF connecting spraying systems, pipes
i UtENtNN AAAN ndEAAATf pump RAs $3.50
tank will be done by superintendent
Unger and his workmen. Super
intendent Unger says the system will
be ready for operation on the morn
ming OF October 81.
Supervisor inspector Carswell of
Elsmere, has approvedlthework. Sew
ersl additional Improvements will be
made at the plant during the next
few weeks.
! Plans are under way for the for
nation OF a troop OF Boy ScOuts un-
der the leadership OF the Rev. Joseph
II. carp, rector OF Emmanuel Church.
Judge Richard s. Rodney win give
historical address at the afternoon
session OF the centennial anniversary
of the conservation OF the Emmanuel
Episcopal Church on october %.
A special meeting OF the woman's
Auxiliary OF Emmanuel Episcopal
Church will be held in the Parish
House at $50 o'clock next Wednes-
day afternoon. Matters of-tQport-
ance. will be discussed.
The most successful two-day an
nual carnival and oyster supper ever
given by the Dorcas Society of the
Methodist Church closed last even
ing. The society on the two nights
served 43O suppers.
The carnival held on the second
floor OF the social hall OF the church
also added considerable 10 the fund
raised to help pay off the new pipe
organ balance.
DR.. julius Dodd attended the an
nual Meeting OF the physicians and
surgeons employed at various points
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Sys-I
tenn. the company held at the Belle
vue-Stratford. Philadelphia
A party for the girls OF Emmanuel
Church will be held in the parish
house. at 100 O'Clock, next We'd
nesday evening.
Miss isabel Wagner and Miss
Frances Hagner, who have come TO
the Diocese Of Delaware TO assist
Bishop Cook. will be present. Plans
will be discussed for the formation
OF a girls society in Emmanuel par
ish.
In the First Baptist Church tdmor-
row. the Rev. Frederick W. Over
hiser will be in charge OF the serv-
ices. Sunday school will be held at
10 o'clock, with superintendent
Charles Lieb in charge; preaching
service. IL o'clock. at which time the
subject Of the pastor will be The
Leaf and the Life"
ReY. Overhiser has arranged an
especially interesting sermon for the !
evening service, which will be an
titled. will Everybody Be Holy |
Hereafter" Several special vocal !
selections and other musical num- |
bers will feature the service.
The Rev. and Mrs. G.. WLamborne, |
OF Woodbury.. n. j., have been spend
ing several days here at the Baptist /
as the guest of Rev. and /
Mrs. Frederick W. Overhlser. Mrs /
returned home yesterday, 1
and Rev. Lamborne will return home
today. Rev. Mr.. Overhiser and
Rev. Lambourne spent today on a
fishing trip down the Chesapeake
and Delaware canal, returning home
this evening with fine catch.
In the Methodist Episcopal Church
on Sunday, the Rev. l.. +. Poole
will be in charge of the services.
Sunday morning class will be held
al $50 o'clock. in charge or John
d. Hendricks morning service at
AZ 1890 o'clock. subject, "Partakers
with Christ; Sunday school, 2
o'clock, superintendent George T. |.
Tobin, Jr.. IN charge; Epworth
League. Z o'clock. Evening service
viii be held at 7.3O o'clock. at which
time the subject will be "Our
Heavenly Record"
Shiek Shand a returned mis-
ITonary from India, spent two days
here as the guest Of ogden Wise. SOM
" Mr.. and Mrs. Loomis o. Wise. Of
West Fifth street. Shiek Shand has
| large circle of friends in this city.
having visited here two years ago.
shand Is a native OF India. His {
ather was the son OF a missionary ,
md his mother an East India wo-
nan Of high caste. He Is now {
10 years old, and holds a position =
Is professor OF psychology in the {
University OF Calcutta.
Bishop Warren has commissioned =
;hand to special duties in connec- ,
ion with the Centenary fund drive.
'fr. Shand expects to leave for India !
he first OF the year.
The Rev. ]. L. Taylor will preach {
n Mt. Salem NJ. E. Church at 1890
clock on Kindness and Mercy"
nd at 1880 o'clock the sermon will
,e by visiting minister. Assistant J
Alfred Bradley, in 5
he absence Of the superintendent. {