Evening journal., 1922-01-07
G. ". CRABBE TO
MAKE ADDRESS
Will Speak on Enforce
ment of Prohibition" at
Delaware City
INVITE METHODIST
PASTOR TO RETURN
snecinl 70 rhe rvening J0urnaI.

Special to The Evening Journal
DELAWARE CITY, Jan. Miss
Lillian C. webster, daughter OF MT
and Mrs. John Webster. retired
farmer OF Brandywine hundred was
married to Ledru o. Guthrie Of De-
troit. Mich, last Saturday evening
at the Methodist parsonage by the
Rev. L. w. Layfeld, pastor OF the
First Methodist Church here. both
Of the contracting parties are grad
yates OF the University OF Michigan
and II was while students at tpe
coed institution they met. The
Rev. Mr.. Layheld was at one time
the pastor OF the church which the
websters were members.
The Rev. l.. W. Layfield has been
unanimously invited by the congre-
cation Of the local Methodist church
to return as pastor for another year.
DR.. Layheld will preach at 1880
O'Clock tomorrow morning in the
church on The Inspiration OF An
Ancestor" and at 7.3o o'clock in the
evening on some revival topic. Re-
vival services will be conducted by
DIR. Lavfeld in this church each
night next week, except Saturday,
the opening service being that OF
tomorrow evening. The Sunday
school OF this church meets at II. As
o'clock.
George W. Crabbe. OF Baltimore.
superintendent OF the Maryland and
Delaware Anti-Saloon League. will
sneak in the First Presbyterian
Church at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow
morning. His subject will be The
Enforcement OF Prohibition" The
sunday school will meet at IL
O'Clock. The Rev. Robert c. Pitzer
will preach in the evening. At a
recent meeting OF the congregation,
il was decided to discontinue hold
ing mid-week prayer service in the
church during the cold weather
months, and hold cottage prayer
meetings instead. The meeting next
Thursday evening will be held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pea
cock, on Clinton street.
The Rev. J. c. Mccoy. pastor OF
0Ls AtOIktS M AAt &iAAAAhf va
preach at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow
morning on SHOW Your Colors." II
has been decided by the oficia
board and Mr. Mccoy to begin re-
vival services In this church tomor
row evening. Mr.. Mccoy will con
duct the services at Z o'clock tomor
row evening. on Monday and Tues
day evening, the Rev. Leona Jack
son OF Tilghmans Island. will be II
charge Of the services and preach
The usual Sunday afternoon ser
vice will be held in Christs Episcopa
Church. at AIS o'clock tomorrow
with the Rev. Joseph II. carp i
charge.
The Girls Community Club month
~ business session was held in IN
Presbyterian Chapel last evening.
The first monthly meeting of tn
Girls and Boys Council will be hell
in the Presbyterian Manse. at
o'clock, next Tuesday evening.
Examination. Of the pupils OF IN
public schools. in compliance wit
Instructions from the State Board O
Education. was begun yesterday b
sfAI"N AANA|Ii r. |'RAAAA tAllf IT AAA'N HAAN'
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Hudson, q
Port Penn. are received congratula
tions on the birth OF daughter.
The house boat. Pastime OF Ne'
York City. passed through the Chesa
peake and Delaware Conal, yesterda
enroute for Florida.
Prof John schillmg. assistar
state superintendent of public II
struction will speak at the ne,
monthly meeting OF the Delawai
City Community Welfare Association
to be held in the Fire Hall, Monds
evening. A literary and musici
program will be presented followir
the address.
The monthly meeting OF the Iadi,
Aid Society OF the Methodist Churc
was held at the home Of Mr.. an
Mrs. II. Bender. Wednesday evenin
II was announced that a two stoi
addition to the parsonage would I
made during the coming spring.
The first religious services held
the new year in the Soldier Re
Rooms on Clinton street, took pla
last evening, when the Rev. l.. Y
Layfield. gave an address A bus
ness session Of those in charge W
held followed by a social hour.
An innovation in the form OF ser
ing hot lunches to the pupils. h
been inaugurated at the High scho,
4The Girls OF the school under 4
supervision OF the teachers. are d
ing the serving.
Mrs. George n. Bright. wife
Mayor Bright is spending a mon
with her son, c. Lionel Bright a
family at Allentown. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Delah,
who since their marriage sevei
weeks ago, have been residing in Il