Evening journal., 1922-03-04
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Family of Ten Found by
Physician TO be Des-
titute
LOST COMBINATION
TO THIS SAFE
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

NEW CASTLE. March 4.-Mem-
bers Of the basketball squad have
completed arrangements for a bene-
nt entertainment and dance for the
High School Athletic Association. II
will be given In the Opera House on
ST. Patrick's night. March II. The
program Will begin at o'clock and
Immediately following the conclud-
ing number. dancing will begin. A
four-piece orchestra has been en-
gagged to furnish music for the
dance.
The program, as arranged. con-
tains vocal solos by Miss Frances
sheridan; a sketch. "Vate A Minute"
by Blng King and Jimmy Wilson;
piano solos by Professor A. Arthur
Powell. recitat.ons by Harriet
Marsh; duets by the Misses Blanche
and Estella sbley. and a second
sketch. "The Thirteen Club" by the
varsity squad.
Mayor Cramer announced last
evening having received $50 for the
Associated Home Relief Committee
from the show given by the women
OF Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
This show was given in the parish
house last Tuesday evening with
Mrs Frances deli. Janvier in charge.
owing TO the lack OF interest
shown by students OF the high school
in the Friday afternoon entertain
ments given by the Penn Literary
Society. these entertainments have
been discontinued indefinitely.
The possibility OF playing the State
championship interscholastic games
lof basketball. has been put up to he
athletic commission Of the State
Board Of Education by Professor II.
+. snavely. supported by the local
Board Of Education.
Professor SHavely has received a
communication from the state
School Athletic Association that the
games TO decide the championship
will be played at Dover Armory on
| March is. Professor Snavely imme-
| diateiy replied that the New Castle
county champions would refuse 10
play II only one game is TO be
played. unless that is played on q
/ neutral floor. lie is willing TO play
I "A three game series. one at Dover
one az New Castle and one, II neces-
sary. on a floor decided upon by the
toss of a coin.
The Rev. Joseph II. carp, rector OF
Emmanuel Episcopal Church. an
nounced last evening that the clas
/ confirmed by Bishop Cook I'm I'm
manual Church last Sunday. vii
take its first communion at 7.3l
o'clock tomorrow morning Thl
holy communion viii be celebrated
also az IL o'clock. following which
the rector will preach on "Th'
Miracles OF our Lord"
In the absence of Mr.. carp. VIII,
will preach in ST. Peters Episcopa
/ church tomorrow evening. Professor
/ Henry Handy Hay will conduct tn,
evening services in Immanue
/ Church.
There will be Lenten services ir
| Emmanuel Church each afternoon
next week at 430 o'clock, excep
j Friday. when services will be at 7.3l
o'clock. with a special sermon 10y
the Rev. Robert Bell. vicar OF OLE
swedes Church. Wilmington. Their,
will he morning services at 9.3l
o'clock on Wednesday and Friday.
The Rev Frederick w. Overhise
will preach I'm the First Bapus
Church at II o'clock on "The Son o
u God and the Glory of God" Follow
ing his sermon the ordnance Of COM
munion will be administered. A
7.30 o'clock Mr.. Overh.ser vii
preach on "The Man Without 4
Pass" The Sunday School meets a
10 o'clock
In the Methodist Church at 1913
o'clock tomorrow morning the Rev
D. j. r. Bicking will preach on "Jesu
D. Only" and at 73O o'clock Nj
81 Bicking will preadh on mot Fa
From the Kingdom OF God" Follow
, ing this sermon n revival service wi
5 take place. The Sunday mornin
4 class. John r. Hendrix. leader. wi
meet nj $50 O'Clock; Sunday Schot
az 2 o'clock; Children's meeting a
$50 o'clock. and. the Epwort
League at o'clock.
, The Rev. L. Beattie Wylie. paste
|, OF the First Presbyterian Churcl
VIII IA TT NNANA AWNAAWA wv AiANA lAA
and evening az Princess Anne, Md
Presbyterian Church. Owing to NJ
e Wylie's absence. the Rev. C..
e Bernkesel, n returned missionar
{ from Korea, will preach in the loc'
2 church both morning and evening
4 His evening subject at 7.30 o'cloc
will be Korea" All members {
, the missionary societies OF th
! church are requested TO be preser
as their February subject wa
70 Korea" Tho Sunday School NEE
az 2.3O o'clocr.
% The Rev. William IT. Guy wi
7 preach in the Bethany u. A. NJ.
Church at 1890 o'clock tomorro
morning on God the Christian
Great Dellvercr" Sunday SchoS
?. meets at 2.30 o'clock; Young Pee
% pies meeting NJ CSC o'clock. wit
y a sermon at 80 O'Clock by the Re-
a Thomas Boardley, Wilmington.
The safe which has been in N
n Gas Company's office In the ol
Il Court House has been removed
the home OF George W. Briltinghan