Evening journal., 1922-01-14
Thomas Cluelow, Aged SO
Years, Dies After Short
Illness
SUNDAY SCHOOL TO
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

months he had been able to be about
the house and take short walks.
Thursday afternoon he took walk
down East Sixth street. shortly
after his return Mrs Whiteside. with
whom he had made his home for the
past fourteen years, found him in
Morris chair. unconscious. He never
entirely revived.
Cluelow came to this city about 20
years ago from Upland. Pa. He was
unmarried. His parents died sew
eral years ago. Funeral services
will be held at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Whiteside at 4 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon. on Monday,
Chandler H. Gebhart. local under
taker. will take the body by automo-
bile to Upland, Pa. where a second
service will take place from the
home of his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert John Cluelow, at
O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon. The
Rev. J. r. Bicking, pastor OF the
New Castle Methodist Church will
ofaciate at the services in this city.
Following the Upland service, inter-
ment will be in Chester Rural Gem
etery.
The entertainment committee OF
the First Baptist Sunday school has
completed arrangements for the an
niversary celebration OF the Sunday
school to be held in the church next
Monday evening. when the following
program, entitled True and Faith
fur viii be presented; singing by
the school; responsive readings; well
come addresses by Edna farrell and
william Patterson; New Year greet
ing by Catherine Harrison; duet and
chorus BY the Misses Blanch and
Esteila Zebley; recitations by Leslie
Walls. Jr.. Frances Hewlett, Jennie
Megganson, Ruth Davis, Samuel
Sibley. Ann Lancaster and Samuel
Biddle; singing by primary depart
ment: recitations by Walter Sibley
and Rrth FARRELL solo by Ann Ian
caster; duet by Catherine Harrison
and Anna Tressler; recitations by
Norma Leib, Edith Megginson and
Eugene Tressler; solo by Susie
Tressler: recitations by Elizabeth
Megginson, and Norma Leib; sing
ing by school; recitations by Ruth
Davis and Leslie Walls: singing b,
Mrs. Percy MacMik'ngs class an
them: exercise by Mrs. MacMiking
class and Eugene Biddle; singing b,
the school; solo by Ruth farrell; ex.
ercise. "The Helping Hand Circle
by class; reading. Miss Elsie Walls
recitations by Verna Leib and VIII
liam Patterson; addresses by Su-
perintendent Charles Leib and the
Rev. +. W. Overhiser, pastor; sing
ing By school; benediction, followed
bv the distribution OF attendance re
ward books and candy.
The Rev. Z. W. Overhiser, pastor
will preach in the first Baptist Church
tomorrow both morning and even
ing. His IL o'clock subject VII
be ~Superfuous leadings." and a
TAO o'clock he will preach on Made
Easy and Ruined" The Sunda,
school will meet at 10 o'clock, Char
les Leib superintendent.
The Rev. S. Beattie Wyhe vii
preach in the First Presbyterian
Church. at 1890 o'clock tomorrow
morning on Communion OF Saints,
and at 7.3O o'clock on Righteous
ness" The Sunday school will NEE
at 2.so o'clock with superintendent
Frank H. Long. in charge.
The January meeting Of the vestr!
OF Immanuel Episcopal Church, an
nounced to take place next Monda.
evening in the Parish House, Har
mony and the Strand, has been de
ferred until s o'clock Tuesday eve
ming.
The Rev ]. r. Bicking, pastor o
the New Castle Methodist Church
will preach at 1880 o'clock tomor
row morning on And He Brough
Him TO Jesus" anc at 7.30 o'cloc
ne will preach on Prepare to Nee
Thy God" this latter service will b
conducted as a revival preparation
service. Mr. Bicking will preac
the funeral sermon Of Thomas Clue
low al O'Clock At two o'clock j
the afternoon the Sunday school an
Baraca Glass will be held in III
church. At $50 o'clock, Mr.. Bicl
ing will give another OF his illustra
ed talks to the children of n
church. The Epworth League wi
meet at o'clock. The Sunds
morning class John r. Hendri
leader, viii be held at $50 o'clock.
At the weekly session OF the Per
Literary Society a debate took plal
on "Resolve That the Honor Syste
should be Installed in the New Ca
he High School" The students d
batting were. Miss Elizabeth Mex
and Victor Davis, Affirmative, al
Miss Helen Diehl and Joseph Ca
non. negative. with the Misses Ma
tha Shaw and Gladys Mahoney. al
A. Arthur Powell. Judge. II
Affirmative won. The followi
literary and musical program "
presented at the close of the debai
singing by the school; reading
Richard Watts; vocal trio by Dor
las Proud. Ralph Duling and r. Eai
Wegginmann. and singing by
school
The dupont high school will pl
the local Highlets in the Ope
House Cage next Thursday evenii
The Anchor Athletic Club ca
men Will play the First-Cen
Church League team OF Wilmingt'
next Friday evening. in the Ops
House cage.
Owing 10 the storm OF last W.
nesday evening. the meeting OF I
Unit Leaders OF the Cottage Pra
er meetings OF the Methodist Chur
was postponed one week. and W
take place following the prayer 50
vice next Wednesday evening.