Evening journal., 1922-11-27
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Rev. George w. Cooke
Opens Revival at M. E.
Church
CENTURY CLUB
TO ENTERTAIN
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n NEW CASTLE. Nov. 27.-A re
: vival opened in the New Castl
q Methodist Church yesterday. wit
: the Rev. George w. Cooke. evange
r list, in charge of all services. Thre
I times the auditorium was filed [
capacity when the Rev. Mr.. Cook
preached three able sermons. Thes
services will continue for the mex
e three weeks.
: The Rev. l.. f. Poole, d. D., paste
: OF the Methodist Church, announce,
cottage prayer services to be held ..
the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Harve,
johnson, Of Second and Delawar,
! streetsi Mr.. and Mrs William .
Denny, Of the Strand, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Whiteside, Of Cherry
street, Tuesday morning beginning
at 10 o'clock. These services are In
the interest OF the revival being con.
Quoted by the Rev. George w
Cooke, evangelist.
They will be held during the fore
noon OF each day for the next three
weeks.
A rehearsal for children who will
take part in the Saturday evening
service will take place at $50 o'clock
Friday afternoon. As 200 children
are desired. denomination has not
been considered in the extending of
Invitations. Each child must have
a nail with them to gain admission
to the rehearsal
William II. Greene, chairman of
the usher committee OF the New
Castle Methodist Church. announced
the following appointments cor De-
cember; For Sunday mornings, Ar
thur Gibbs, John Jester, John clay
ton and S. b. Littrell; for evenings.
Walter Ingram. b. F. Lancaster,
James E. Biggs and Jefferson Down
ham.
Timothy Steel, Elmer Megginson.
Harvey Johnson and George T. To-
bin. Jr.. will serve as ushers during
next weeks revival.
Harry Waters, aged 25. of Min
quadale Terrace. sustained severe
injuries to his back yesterday when
a two horse heavy farm wagon ran
over him.
He was assisting in moving when
horses attached to a loaded wagon
became frightened and ran away.
Waters attempted to catch the
horses and was thrown under the
wheels. He was removed to Della
ware Hospital.
Edward Taylor and Alexander
Jones, OF the western section OF the
city held the first hog killing OF the
season Saturday when four porkers.
averaging 800 pounds each. were
butchered.
The annual chicken and oyster
supper given by the women of 81.
Peters Church on Thursday and
Saturday evening OF last week was a
success and more than 400 suppers
were served.
About 100 residents OF this city
motored to Clifton Heights yester-
day and witnessed the Defance-Cuf- |
ton Heights football game.
The Cephas Dramatic Club OF st. |
Peoer's r. c. Church is planning for
the presentation OF a play in the
basement OF the church. The date
and play to be announced later.
Mrs. John McNally. of East Third
street, is confined to her home
illness.
Fritz Pfrommer. OF East Third
street. is i'll at his home.
A special meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the First BAPTIST
Church will be held in the parson-
age on East Fifth street Friday af-
.ernoon.
The corn show committee OF the
Rose Hill Grange will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jochen. /,
If near Ogletown, on Friday evening. |,
when a date will be set for the an
iual corn show TO be held in the
Rose Hill school house.
FOR RENT-House and garage at
he Buttonwood. Apply to John FA
z. Clayton. New Castle. Phone 21S.
Adv.
The entertainment committee OF
the New Castle Century Club has
arrangements far an elab-
,rate program to be given in the S
,lub parlors at o'clock tomorrow ]
.vening. Mrs. Nathan Goldstein will ]
ing. Mrs. Ralph Saltzman of Will ,
nington will accompany her on the
piano. Mrs. James Ginns, Of VIII ,
nington, will address the club on
The Biennial Chautauqua," ana {
The Students Loan Fund Of the Uni
,ersity of Delaware" :
Professor A. Arthur Powell will :
give a piano selection, following !
which Mrs. William Speakman of ]
will address the club on ]
The Loyal Legion" Miss Emily f.
Lunt, of this city. accompanied by !
Mrs. James T. Challenger, on the
piano, will close the entertainment
with a vocal solo.
The hospitality committee OF the
club have arranged to serve the
guests and members with refresh
ments.
On Friday afternoon at 2.3O
o'clock. Mrs. A. d. Warner will ad-
dress the current events class and
Mrs. John B. Manlove will read cur
rent events. Mrs. Lausatt- Rogers
will give several Musical selections.
James King. Of Second and Har-
mony streets, is suffering a crushed
and fractured second finger Of the
right hand, sustained Saturday while
employed at the American steel
Foundry, Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Scale and
children. of Second and Harmony
streets. are spending several days
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