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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-15
Social Calendar
MONDAY


The annual banquet OF the As
You Like u club will be held IN the
evening a. the home % Mrs. Charles
Post Niles I'd.
The .fusclans club will be enter
tained In the evening az the home Of
Mrs Frank slower. 600 Rex 81.
The Abbis J. c. Campbell Home
Missionary society u the First Me-
thodlst church viii give a May party
On the evening at the home OF Mrs
Norman Bieuler. iii Riverside ar
The assisting hostesses VIII be Mrs
J. r. Campbell. Mrs. Arthur Jones
and Mrs 7. ". Slick.
The Tabltha girls Of the Zion
Evangelical church will meet in
the evening az the Parish school
house The hostesses Will be Mrs
Margaret Harlan and Miss Kenny
Miller.
The womans board Of Epworth
hospital viii meet az 2:30 o'clock IN
the Nurses home.
The Phlathea class OF Wsstnin-
ster church will entertain at q
MotheT's party In the evening al
the home Of Mrs. Lyle Whiteomb
So Edgewater drive.
TUESDAY
The Good Will Bible class OF the
sunnyside Presbyterian church viii
meet I'm the evening az the home oil
Mrs. Mary Brown. 225 r. Navarro
ST
Mrs. Belle Metz. 424 f South ST.
Will be hostess 10 the Overcomerl
class m the evening
The W0man's Foreign Missionary
society or 81 Paurs Memoria
church viii hold an evening meet
ing al the home Of Miss Lottie Peff
ley. SIG Blaine av.
The Bide-a-We club will be en-
tertained az luncheon az the Ro
bertson Tea room. the hostesses
being Mrs. Elmer Squint. Mrs. Dial
ton Moomaw and Mrs. Clarence
Thresh
The T. r. Chums class Of Con
ference Memorial church will be en-,
tertai0ed az the church by the Mis-.
ses Mildred Watson. Blanche Low
rev and Ann Meiser.
The Senior Queen Esther eircl,
Of the Grace IT r. church viii NEE
IN the evening a. the. church.
Mrs William Harding. Bronson
St, viii be hostess In the Afternoon
10 the Plymouth Needlecraft club
The Volunteer class OF the Con
ference Memorial church will meet
In the evening at the home OF Mrs
J KEntz. River Park
The Woman's Home Missionary
society OF the First VI. r. church
will meet in the afternoon in the
Friendship room Of the church
A regular meeting Of the Auter
". r. G. No. - will be held in the
evening at the old court house
Mrs William AIcHenry. SIS w
Wayne ST., viii entertain the Clio
circle in the afternoon.
The Mar-Te-Bee girls Will hold ar
evening meeting at the home o.
Mrs. Charles Ward sos Blaine av
The assisting hostess will be Mrs
L. I. Werner
Mrs. c. b. Replogle. 1917 Marietti
st. will De hostess 20 the Schuyle
Rebecca tninlble at an afternoon
meeting.
WEDNESDAY.
The Senior ball OF Notre Dam
university viii be held at the Olive
hotel in the evening Isham Jones
orchestra will be in attendance.
Mrs. Harvey Rostiser. 1854 Port
age av. will entertain the member
OF her bridge club in the afternoon
Pleasant View W, 4. r. L. vii
meet in the afternoon with Mrs
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may choose. Most OF them are sheer
and silken-some are wool. which
proves one never can tell.
II you prefer black IL will be
given 20 you, bur you'll hardly be
feminine II you don't suecumb 10 the
golden and lemon yellows. the sap
phires. the Jade. watermelon. Amer
lean beauty and reriWs.Rkle shades
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Charles Hopkins. 1887 y. Johnson
ST.
Tbs Shakespeare circle VIII meet
with Mrs. Herbert +. Westervelt. y.
lafayette blvd. IN the afternoon.
The modern Priscilla club win give
q ! o'clock luncheon az the Robert
son Tea room which viii be followed
/ BY a theater party.
Mrs. Bennett Cordier. 1928 Miami
81. VIII be hostess In the afternoon
20 the Phil-A-Bar auxiliary OF the
Indiana Avenue Christian church.
The Wednesday Afternoon club
Wal be entertained at the home Of
Mrs j. c. Mstzler. 31i Battell ST.,
Mishawaka-
The Golden Rod club viii meet IN
/ the afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
/ Edward Kinzie. 512 S. Main 81.
The Athena club Will meet in the
afternoon with Mrs. c. n. Merley
/ Ola Cleveland av.
THURSDAY.
The Progress club will hold mem
I oriAl services for Mrs. ]. NJ. Stude-
baker. ST.. Mrs. Z. J. Ash and Mrs
I Harvey ]. Deller in the afternoon in
/ the old club rooms.
/ The Priscilla sewing circle Of St.
I Peters Evangelical church viii meet
in the evening at the home OF Mrs
4 William Meyer. S22 Cleveland av.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
I society OF Trinity II. z. church viii
be entertained at the home of Mrs
w. y. Kuehl, Niles I'd, in the even
/ ing.
The Clay and Harris Home Eco
Monies club will be entertained a.
the home OF Mrs. c. X. Baldwin. +
Jefferson I'd. for an all day meeting
Mrs Ben Turnick, $40 y. Hin st.
will be hostess in the afternoon &c
the members Of the z. J. l.. Euchre
club.
The Thursday club will meet with
Mrs. W. d. Cass, f. Dubail av.. in
the afternoon.
Mrs. W. f. Meyers. 603 L. Wash
ington av.. will entertain the Circle
OF Mercy in the afternoon.
'The Harmony Reading circle will
meet with Mrs. Charles Hall, 124 S
HiH St. in the afternoon.
The Thursday Sunshine club viii
hold an afternoon meeting az the
home OF Mrs. S. NJ. Brunnengraber
1918 Van Buren, ST.
Mrs Harvey Hauck, 1919 +. Ran
dolph St. will entertain the Stchery
club in the afterpoon.
The Jolly Nine club Will be enter
tanned in the afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Charles Berlow. Portage av
The Nonpareil club will meet IN
/ the afternoon with Mrs A. Evans
/ 1888 woodward av.
/ The Woman's Home Missionary
society OF Grace NJ. Z. church will
meet in the church parlors in the
\ afternoon.
Mrs. Thad M. Talcott. Jr., River
side dr.. will entertain at a 1 o'clocb
| luncheon at the South Bend Country
l club
The Eka Chime club will meet IN
the evening at the home Of Miss Cor
della Tucker. Allen ST.
The Woman's FOREIGN Missionary
society Of the Stull Memorial NJ +
church will meet in the Afternoon
at the home Of Mue. q. Bunch. So
Milton av.
The adjourned meeting OF tn
! Progress club will be held this after
noon at 2.1B at the old club rooms
An all day meeting of the Plym
outh club will be held today Wit
Mrs. F. T Wheeler, 10 z. NavarTs
81.
FRIDAY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-15

The Senior ball OF Notre Dame
university viii be held at the Oliver
hotel in the evening Isham Jones
orchestra will be in attendance.
Mrs. Harvey Rostiser. 1854 Port
age av., will entertain the members
OF her bridge club in the afternoon.
Pleasant View W, A. r. L. will
meet in the afternoon with Mrs.
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DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
I am a girl 81 10. and engaged 20
a young man q few years older than
am.
Now. love him dearly, and he
says he loves me.
He shows his love in every way,
except that when he is where my
chum is he makes love TO her. When
I ask him about II he says he loves
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-15
FRIDAY.

The annual election OF officers Will
be held at the afternoon meeting Of
the Daughters Of the American Rev
olution at the home Of Mrs. T. j.
Swantz. 902 Riverside dr..
The Ladies Auxiliary of the West
minister Presbyterian church viii
meet in the afternoon at the church
psrlors.
The Ladies Aid society of Portage
Chapel VIII meet in the afternoon
at the chapel.
Mns II. r. Lobaugh. pa $. ST.
Louis blvd. will entertain the Ideal
Embroidery club in the afternoon.
The JoDo club will give a dance
ln the Tribune auditorium.
SATURDAY.
The South Bend Circle OF the
Child Conservation league Of America
will enjoy a picnic In the country
this afternoon.
The Loyal Americans No. 1909 Will
entertain with a May flower dance
at Beyler hall.
Literature department. section IL
will give a luncheon at the new club
house in the afternoon
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pv AesR LAkRzx

DEAR ANNIE LAC Hlr..
l am a girl IS years old have
been going with q young man four
months My parents do not like him
and won't let him come 10 the house
and do not want me 20 see him.
They want me 10 go with another
young man ] don't like. love the
other young man and he says he
loves me. I have tried 20 talk 10 my
parents about him. but they WON'T
let me. Please tell me what 10 do.
BLUE-EYED BABY.
BLUE-EYED BABY: Listen 20 your
parents. my dear, and follow their
advice. They are older than you
and therefore have more experience.
Remember. their every wish is for
your happiness. Try 20 forge. this
young man and ind pleasure IN the
company OF all the young people
both boys and girls. You are bound
70 land some nice young man OF
whom your parenas will approve, be-
cause you are still very young.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-20

PkIJMOU Sc diva radni pani
na byt beze stravy, elektrika,
plyn a koupelna k pouziti; je
to blize poulicni drahy ma zap.
str&ne. Nechte adresu v adm.
"Sveta", pod znackou "A".
12-21
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PRODA Sc zachovale samo-
hracf piano S rolemi, da sc "a
$4,000. Haste sc v els. 1900
Horner Ave. z vych. 131. ul.
12-21
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PkIJAaOU Sc zeny k cisteni
Ifadoven. Stala prace,. dobry
plat. Haste sc u Cleveland
Window Cleaning Co., 1104
Prospect Ave-, dvefe {. 218
12-20
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PRIME Sc feznik, ktery Sc
vyzna v sekani masa, musi IL
met cesky a anglicky. Stala
PRICE a sslusny plat pro prave
no mule. Haste Sc v els. 4476
Warner Rd. l2-2l
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PRODAJl Sc knhynska kom-
'binacni kamna diva mesice u
zivana "a $4,000. Haste sc v
elsie 4O57 vych. 68. ul. vecer.
1872
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc divka, vysla z ve-
refine skoly. je5 Sc mIze vyka-
zati propoustecim certifikatem
"a prodavacku pekarskem
.obchode. Haste sc U Kopec-
ky Bakery, 3345 w. SO. st. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-20
MoDERNf DiTE.

Matka: "Vis, co noveho?
Tete Anne pfinesl cap holcic-
ku."
Nadejny synator: Ale ko-
no to kasparujes, maminko?'
Stlycek: "Proc places. Ri
zenko?" - Rizenka: "Kou-
kejte strejcku, nam Sc vcera
narodil n6my chlapecek a po-
rad place a jest6 nemize rici,
co no boli -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-20

81 akrech Burton, o., asi je-
dnu mill od dlazby. Je tam
dunn A svetnicich, nova vel
ka bank barn, mlekarna, pun
pu, ovocna zahrada, oekny
velky les. Zada sc $2560. he-
tovG a ostatni dunn ma vymenu.
Dalsi sdeli Tom. Suchy v els.
2465 vych. sc. ul. Tel. Gar
field, 5486 +?
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PRONAJME SE:'

PRONAJME Sc Storek rohovy
s bytem neb beZ bytu ma Sto-
rer Ave. Haste Sc v els. 5000
StOrer Ave.
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PRODA Sc rohovy delikatesni
obchod v els. 5000 Detroit Av.
kde Sc trzi kol S4OO tydne, je
pri mem pekny byt. Blizsi in
formace poda Mr.. Zimmerman
vecer do 1880 hod. v els. 12712
Kinsman Rd. Ii
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''Pred nejakym casem jsi mi
psal, re sc zastrelis, nepoSlu-li
ii 100 doilard; postal jsem tt
je a dnes hrozfs opet, nedosta-
neS-li penize - co udelas ne
.Aa~a 60 +; ,,o x,S1;0v
"Zastfelim sc jeste jednou. "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-20

PRODA Sc kovarna Sc vsim
zaiizenim, l akr pozemku,
pekny dim a bane, l mill cd
dlazby. Je to dobre a vynos-
ne misto v pekne okoli. Proda
Sc neb vymenisza mestsky ma
jetek. Pficinia prodeje. ne
moe. Dopiste na James liz
ka, Rock Creek, G.. IL IA =
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt, peu-
re Sc spidani aaleb bez. Haste
Sc v els. 1912 vych. 48. ul.
12-27
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DIR o BIN f
ON A M K Y.

HLEDAM BYT sc stravou v
radne rodine, kdekoli We W.
chodni casti mesta, aneb byt
beze stravy, neb maly rent o
jednom neb dvou pokojich v
okoli -vych. 55. ul. a Broadway.
.Adresu nechte v adm. "Sveta"
aneb Sc tamtez sd6li mole "a
dreSa. 12-2i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-20

FRANTA KREJG cisti. pre-
delava obleky, n1tszske. tez i
zenske. Kazdy sobe bude prat,
aby ma svatky svtj oblek mel
opraveny a protoxe zaneste ST
vas oblek do (. 1912 Broad
way proti Cable ave. Tez ku-
pull a prodavam obnosene sat
stvo. 12-2O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

Philadelphia. oct 3O.-Wheat--No.
? red winter. 1.S1@1.32; No. 5, gar
Mcky. lI5@116.
Corn-No. .. for export. sS1R GS6is:
No. 3. S4lk6S5la: No. 4, SSia a SAL =
car lots. for local trade, No. ?, yellow,
90a.9Oi3: No. 3, yellow, S9Q Ss1s.
Oats-No. ., white. 56'2 Q57; No.
8. white. 55@55'2.
Flour-Soft winter straight, wes-
tern. 5.25@55O; do. nearby, 4.90@5.4o;
hard winter. straight. 6.25@6.15; do.
short patent. 6.5O@7OO; Spring, first
clear. 5.sS@6IO: do. patent, 6.75@115;
do. shor; patent. 7.o0G7 so; fancy
spring and city mills patent, family
brand. S.OO@S.75.
Hay-Timothy. No. .. 100000 90:
do. No. ,. l6.OO@1S.OO; sample, 14.oo@
1900: No grade. 10.OO@l4OO; Glover.
light mixed, 1S,00Gl9O0; No, !. mixed,
1e.OOGl7 90; No. mixed, 14o0Gl5.00,
Bran-Soft winteS, in 100 pound
sacks. 32.50@33 90; do. spring. Sl.50@
$3.50.
.Tallow-Prime city. loose, 6ls; do.
special loose. rs; prime country, 5,s :;
edible. in tierccs, Sla,
l insert Phila Produce after Sd par
Butter-Westcrn creamery extra,
so: nearby prints and fancy, 56@59.
Eggs-Nearby extras. first. So; do.
frsts. 54@56; western extra firsts,
IS: do. flrsts. 4S051; fancy selected
packed. 6506s,
Cheoe-New York whole milk fancy
fats fresh. 2e627; fair 10 good, 24@
25; longhorn. 26laG27; single daisies,
2eG27
Live poultry-Fowls' not leghorns
1926: do, leGhOrns. 1920. spring
chickens. not leghorns, 1S@23; do
,eghorns. 1920; old roosters. l6@l'
ducks. white rekin, fancy, 24@25; do
fa.r 10 good. 22G2 %; do. mixed colors
2Om22: Muscovy. 17@19.
Dressed poultry-Fowls. fresh killed
choice to fancy. 3l@3S; do, small
sizes. 24029; chickens, western, 22G
S5: hroilinG chickens, nearby, S2d35;
old roosters. western. 10; do, south
ern. 1761S; spring ducks, nearby
2s6SO.
Potatoes-No. !. nearby, per bas-
ket. s565O: No. ?. do, 1920; in 150-
mound sacks, 1.5O62.15.
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have no memorial and their last rest
ing pisce cannot now be seen by finite
eyes.
mo stones mark the graves OF Rev.
George Ross. for az years the first
rector, or Of his son. Rev. Aenens
Ross. rector for "a years. or OF
Richard Hnllewell. prime patron OF
Imnanucl Church, who over zoo
years ago devised hIa farm as a
glebe for Emmanuel Church.
"The yard itself was only per-
| manently enclosed by tho wall In 1891.
In 1856 a movement was started look
ing toward this enclosure and a cub
| scription list for that purpose was
then signed ! hold IL now In my hand,
written dn parchment, and It bears
the signature Of such men M Rem
jamln Franklin. Robert Morris, and n
host OF others TO whom the cause
appealed"
Bishop Cooks sermon was one OF
tho most pleasing features of tho cele-
| hrntiOn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
STOCK PRICES DROP
ON SHORT SELLING
AND LIQUIDATION
Rails Lead in Reaction I to Az
Points; Marine OFT
4 3-8.
ALL LEADERS IN A SLUMP

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. Oct. 30.--(Wall Street,
1890 n m.)--Irregular changes took
place at the opening OF today's stock
market but the. list turned heavy later
I'm response to the concerted pressure
on shipping shares. One of the early
features was the sale of $1,000 shares
of Gulf states Steel at 93A. up "A,
but nearly half of this gain was can
cellcd in the next few sales.
Marine. preferred, dropped nearly
3ia points to 50h, a new low for the
year. and American international
Corporation reacted in sympathy.
High priced oil shares were weak,
Mexican Petroleum and Standard Oil
of New Jersey dropping ] u and Ia
points respectively. National Biscuit
orcncd fractionally higher and then
dropped 2ls points below Saturday. s
close
other weak spots were Studehaker.
American Smelling and Sumatra, off
to points. The strong spots includ-
ed du Pont Powder, Corn Products,
Texas Gulf, sulphur. Lima Locomotive
and American Snuff, all up l to
points.
Noon short selling and liquidation
hv pools accelerated the downward
movement as the morniug progressed
with the offerings embracing all re-
cognized leaders. Railroad shares were
supplied freely. Toledo, st. Louis and
Western dropping Az points; st. Paul
common and preferred. each, and
Atrhison. Reading. Northern Pacific
Union Pacific, Chicago and North
Western. Toledo, ST. Louis and West
crn. preferred. and st. Louis South
\ western, preferred. yielding to i.
points
While some shares were dcpresseC
for special causes, as Marine, pre-
ferred. which was sold on speculative
fears for the safety of the next divi'
,,!cnt. The relatively firm money rates
= disturbed political and economic con
ditions abroad, and the apathy OF th'
general public contributed TO the bear
iSh sentiment.
Marine. preferred, extended its loss
10 4as points. CruCihle To 3't; Stude
baker. Mexican Petroleum and Ma
tional Enamelipg to pig each, while
Allied Chemical slumpcd points,
call money opened at ) per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
MANY AT NEW CASTLE
CHURCH CELEBRATION
Bishop Cook Preached and
Judge Rodney Addressed I'M
manuel Congregations.

Special Correspondence Every Evening,
New Castle, oct 30.--The Tooth an
nIversary of tho consecration OF Inn
manuel Episcopal Church was COM
memoratcd yesterday with appropriate
services, which were held I'm the
morning and afternoon. Many per-
sons were in attendance at both SER
vices and were much interested. In
addition To the sermon and addresses
| there. was pleasing musical program
Rev. Joseph H. Earp ls rector OF the
| church.
At the morning service Ist. Rev,
Philip Cook, Di ID, Bishop OF Delaware,
preached the eermop. In the after
noon Hon. Richard s. Rodney deliver
ed an address, covering the church
history.
Many persons from Philadelphia,
Wilmington, and other parts of Della
ware were I'm attendance. Among the
visitors were Mrs. Charles McIlvaino
Of Delaware city, daughter of the
late Bishop Alfred Ice the first Bishop
of the Diocese of Delaware: Mrs
Henry Higgins n grand daughter OF
bishop Lee. and her son, Anthony
great grand son OF the bishop: Mrs
Mary Murray Stewart, of Whining
ton. grand daughter of Rishop Loo;
Henry Booth of Germantown. grand.
son of the late Chief Justice Joseph
Booth; Ucury L. Robbins Of phnadel
phia, great grandson Of the late
bishop White; Dr Lawrence Morris
| .s.1 rrf- -.
leicester, II. II. Brown. Mayor Lelto,
= Harvey. Mrs. Robert MeegInson Mis-
J"ssic Carswell. Mr. and Mrs. 1rwii
EtChell Mrs Charles Bennett an,
grand daughter. Virginia Sparks
Thomas Bennett Of Wilmington; WI
liam Lynch OF Philadelphia. Dr. an
Mrs f.. NJ Vaughan OF Mid,lletown
Mrs George NandeRrlft of Dclawar
city.
Letters of regret for being unahl
10 he present were received from Re'
Albau RiChey of Wilmlngton,t foi
mer rector, and from J. Curtis whi,
y, Of Brooklyn, y. Y. A rumber of n
= visitors were entertained at dinner 8
the homes of members Of the parisl
:, comprising Rev, md Mrs. Joseph |
Earp. Mrs. John II. Rodney, Mrs y.
=, LiRhtner. Mr.. and Mrs A. V.
George Mr.. and Mrs Samuel narne
~, Mr. and Mrs, Keith Rodney, and NJ
-. and Mrs. Thomas Smith
, History of the Church.
Judge Rodney gave a detailed r
View of the history Of tho church
far ns is known. and also told ~ !
eafly ministers \ tablet on the out
, wall of the church, erected In iSs
;, bears tho statement that the pari
vas founded in lGSa There waa
. church building at that time, hQwov,
-, Quoting from document WRIT
49,. ly Rev. Evans of Philadelphia,
October. l704. MIR Rodney aaid IN
history shows that the church bu
shortly after The formation OF the pa
ish wac erected on "a plot of ground
which formerly etood a fort Wrltir
on March l, 1927, Rev. RosB aai
Ia In the middle OF the town lies a mp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30

cious grean, In form OF p square. In a
corner whereof stood formerly a fort
and pn the ground whereon the said
citadel was built, they agree to erect
their church. from persuasion that,
'ae IL belonged to their sovereign, 1t
was not In the power Of. any OF their
troublesome nelghhorH TO disturb them
in their eommendable undertaking"
The ground itself Mr.. Rodney said.
was not vested In the church nor In
any one of them until an act or the
Provincial Assembly was passed June
IA. 1872, There IN "a eliRht discrepancy
as 10 the exact time of the erection Of
tho church building itself. In letter
dated March !, 1877, George Ross. the
first missionary, givea August ii,
i7o9. as the date Of tho commence
mcnt OF the work and i706 "a the date
of completion. deorge Keith, another
missionary. eaid on August l. 1908
that he preached at New Castle where
they have church lately built" II
ls known that the building consumed
A considerable length of time.
Repairs and improvements wer'
made to the church from time 4
time after its erection and In 1920 !
wac completely remodeled. The con
secvratlon took place In October. 1922
Mr.. Rodney said; "The reason that tn
formal conservation was not he'll
earlier, however, a quite obvious
| When these walls were first erecte
and for almost 100 years afterwar
they had been performing their sacre
function az there was no bishop j
America TO consecrate them"
Tho actual certificate Of tho con
secration OF Emmanuel Church ls still
preserved The vestry minute
record: "The two bishops (Bishu
White and Bishop James Kemp wor
attended by Rev. Gregory T. Bedel
rector OF 81. Andrews Church. phlla
delphia, Rev. Ralph winston. recto
of Trinity Church, Wilmington, an
Rev. Robert Clay, rector Of lmmanu'
church
MIR Rodney also spoke Of IN
churchyard which adjoins the churcl
, "The Churchyard. Itself" he said, 3"
, a place of interest ard II Ia Certal
! that many loved and loving hear
: sleep In unreC0tded graves Many
- those upon whom fell the burden
| 4. sustaining Emmanuel Church durir
\ tho many dark years of her histoI