Evening journal., 1922-07-31
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Funeral of Henry Glanden
Will Be Held Tomorrow
Afternoon
DORCAS SOCIETY
TO GIVE PICNIC
Special to The Evening Journal.


morning. will take place from hi.
late residence at o'clock tomor.
row afternoon With the Rev L. f
Poole. pastor NJ the Methodist
Church officiating. Interment viii
be In Glebe cemetery.
Charles Cole OF West Tenth
street, is suffering with an affection
OF the right eye. due TO a silver OF
seel penetrating 4. while working
at Deemer Steel Casting Company S
plant. Saturday.
A basket picnic will be held by
the Dorcas Society next Thursday
afternoon at Hopkins Beach. Auto
mobiles will leave the church al ESQ
O'Clock and the trolley will leave
at 2.35 o'clock The monthly bust
ness meeting OF the society WIN be
held Immediately after reaching the
beach. In case of bad weather the
meeting viii be held at O'Clock in
the church. Refreshments will be
served at o'clock, il 'eld at the
beach.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
First Baptist Church will be enter
famed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Warren. River Road, on
Wednesday afternoon. After the
regular business session a social
hour. with refreshments, will be
held.
John II. Davidson. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard c. Davidson, and E.
Earle weggenmann. will leave to-
morrow for Pittsburgh, y. Y,
where they will spend August at the
Citizens Training Camp. Both men
have successfully passed all exam
nations.
The Young Mems Bible class OF |
the Methodist Sunday school will |
hold straw ride to the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Bland. near Church |
mans Bridge. Newport road. on
Thursday evening. The wagons will /
leave the church at 7.S0 o'clock.
Two travelling photographers, |
who are touring the country on a
motor truck, stopped in this city |
Saturday night and pitched camp on
the old National Tube Company |
property. foot OF Fourth street. Their |
home is in Los Angeles.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the annual carnival OF the /
Good VIII Fire Company. which will 4
open on the Public School Green, on
Friday evening. Proceeds will go TO
the fund for public ambulance and
IRE siren. The carnival will last a
week or more.
Members OF Emmanuel EPISCOPAL
Church are urged to attend special
business meeting in the parish house :
evening, when several mat ,
tiers of Importance will be discussed.
Rose Hill Grange will hold its {
regular bi-weekly session in the 1
Rose Hill School house, Wednesday
evening.
The following persons have been
appointed to serve as ushers in the
New Castle Methodist Church. dur {
ing August Mornings, Carlysle To-
bin Ralph Duling. Eugene johnson.
and John Roberts; for evenings
John Hendrix. George Swan. Harry
Hushebeak and Robert Hurd.
A dance will be given in Van
Dyke Armory next Friday evening.
The Delaware Regiment Orchestra :
will furnish the music.
William Beckett, of the western
section of the city. sustained frac-
ture of the left arm by falling from
q tree. near the old gas house.
!, ST. Peters r. c. Church viii give
an excursion and boat ride, on
Thursday August II.
: The engine of a motor loaded !
With tomatoes. enroute from New
ersey TO Baltimore became dis
bled late Saturday night when
pposite Delaware street wharf and ,
ras unable TO proceed under its
wn power MoultoD c.. Rogers. {
sing his motor fishing skiff. towed
he boat to Delaware City locks of /,
ne Chesapeake.
Paul Barr. a moulder at the
-merican Manganese Steel Com r
any's local plant. sustained mashed :,
myers on his right hand. while at
'ork. DR., Lewis Booker gave medi- :,
al treatment. u
meeting OF the Womans DEM :,
Delsue Club Of New Castle will take =,
p.ace al O'clock Tuesday evening.
->ugust !, at the residence OF Mrs
-, X Holcomb. East Third stree,
~ women are invited to attend tb,s
drasssS -. Inc meeting will be ad- ~
n,sn 80 =, Aruxton Boyce, chair ~,
, ,,,en o. the New Castle county COM ~
Eooert Newlyn and Andrew "a, ia
'ssher have established nsr,no- =
ship and will operate rsfroa ~ s'ier- ne
STANDS along the road opposite I'M n,
Rife Range F'S''e the Nj
= Miss Emily F. Hunt who ne
been spending the past two wa aas -
as guest Of her aunt and unc,. -
pennsylvania, has returned bor,s =" VI
Miss Amy Rulings. Wilmingto, ~,
spent the weekend as a guest az be,
lunt, Mrs. Edward 7. Deakvns Z
South Third street. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hoffman ana T.
amiiy, Of Philadelphia. were week y,
nd visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Maui
Ice Waldman, Second and Delaware f
treets. :,
Mrs. Albert Clayton and children. II
no have been spending the week
18th their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. S,
1srence Pinder OF near Townsend. "
'turned home yesterday. d.
Mrs. George Proud, ST., Of East
ourth street spent last week with F
sr SON. John Proud and family OF p