Evening journal., 1922-01-23

team for next year. Plans TOT next
years activity will be discussed also.
II is the intention Of this organiza-
ton to operate a first class baseball
team either in one Of the leagues
or play independent ball. A meeting
Of the entire organization will be
held the latter part OF the week,
when the action OF the officers will
be acted upon.
miracle OF the Jungle" the
greatest jungle picture ever pro-
duced; tonight at the Royal Theatre.
Also shirley Mason in Mother
Heart" tonight only. All balcony
seats 1Oc. orchestra 15c.-Adv.
The Juno Club" dance in odd Eel
lows Hail. Bear Staten, Saturday
evening attracted a large delegation
OF the young folk from this city
several automobiles carried dancers
to the dance and it was pronounced
a success. A number Of nurses from
ne Homeopathic Hospital, Will
mington, enjoyed the evening with
the club.
The High school bake sale given
last Saturday was success. 1t was
given by the Athletic Association OF
the school for the beneft OF the bas-
ketball team.
The Anchor A. c. basketball team
will play the Defiance team OF Will
mington in the Opera House cage
A .fs,a co n
will be between the st. Peters Pa
rochial team and the Wasps OF Will
mington.
Thursday evening the High School
quintet will play the All Scholastic
team OF wilmington in the opera
House cage. A dance will follow
this game. Tobin's orchestra will
furnish the music.
The Highlets will go to Dover next
Friday. TO play the Wesley Colleg-
late Institute team.
Coach Jesse Mckay has issued a
call for all candidates for the girls
basketball team OF the High School
to present themselves at the Opera
House cage tomorrow evening at 7
o'clock.
The Rev. J. r. Bicking, pastor OF
the New Castle Methodist Church,
preached at the revival services in
Madeley Sunday School. yesterday
Company II. c. A. c. basketball
team. will play the Service Battery
team OF Wilmington next Wednes-
day evening at Vandyke Armory
cage.
~ r,o,.~t. a~i,.o- g., a. God
VIII Fire Company sustained severe
con:usions and abrasions OF the leg
Yesterday morning. by the back fir
ing of the motor on the engine. lie
and engineer John Leonard were
making some adjustments to the mo-
tor when the crank was pulled out
OF norris's hand striking him on the
leg. DR.. b. NJ. Allen gave medical
attention.
The canvas for the lower part OF
the net surrounding the basket bail
cage has arrived and is being placed
in position today by number OF the
boys
Miss Mildred Berry OF the Baldton
has accepted a position as steno-
grapher with the Westinghouse Cor
poration Essington, Pa.
AT recent meeting or the mem
bers OF the First Baptist church II
was decided to change the regular
mid-week prayer service night from
Thursday to Tuesday evening. The
new plan will go into effect this
week.
The Young Mems Association OF
the First Presbyterian church will
/ have a moving picture benefit in TIE
J. val theatre Wednesday evening.
February 7.
Bedford Lunt. Philadelphia. was
weekend visitor here with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Hol-
liday.
Tie Sunday school class OF the
First Baptist church, OF which Mrs.
Frederick w. Overhiser is teacher,
will hold a meeting and social hour
at the home OF their teacher on
Wednesday evening next when
plans for a public social to be held
within the next few weeks will be
discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy MacMicking,
this city. entertained Miss Gertrude
MacMicking at their home over the
weekend.
Miss Mary Mccall. OF Whining
ton, was a week end visitor with
Miss Helen Lynus OF West Fourth
street.
James Wilson. OF the Strand. wa,
week end guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
b Charles Diehl, at the Bear.
Mrs. f. Bickins. OF Wilmington
spent the week end with her son. IN,
Rev. J. r. Bicking and family. o
the Methodist parsonage.
b Mrs. George Heldemeyer. OF odes
sa. was the guest OF her parents
? Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Montgomery
OF West Sixth street, over the weel
6 end.
Elmer Banker. OF WrlghtsviIie
= Pa, who has been the guest o
friends here for the past week, re
turned home Saturday
T. Vance Miller. OF East Downing
. town, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Shaeffe
: Walton and Miss Martha Elliott
:, were the Sunday guests OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Andrew Mitchell
n CoLORED CHURCH is SOLD.
J sHARPTowN. Nd. Jan. 2s.-.