Evening journal., 1922-02-25
DELAWARE CITY
NEWS GLEANINGS
Rev. and Mrs. L. w. Lay
field Celebrate 4eth We'd
ding Anniversary
PUPILS ENTERTAIN
SCHOOL TEACHERS
Special to Tho Evonlnr Journal.


weekly session of the Delaware city
Century Club. In the Town Han. yes
terday afternoon. was given over to
the current events class. Miss Flor
ence Hall, substituting FOR Miss Ger
trude Sadler, was In charge. Miss
sadler, owing TO the death OF her
uncle, was unable TO assume the
duties.
The program was OF a misceilan-
eous character, featured by literary
and musical numbers. The program
Mrs. John +. Shundcr read "a self
prepared paper on the "pcnce Con-
ference" Mrs. Martin Brennan read
a paper on "piant Immigrants"
Miss Harry c. Grey. read n list OF
books and antique pamphlets pre-
sented by former Judge Henry C..
/ Conrad to the Wilmington Free
Library; solo by Mrs. Frank Cassidy
The chairman OF the city committee
J. r. Cooper gave a short address on
local city government. The pro-
gram closed by singing "Our Della
ware" by the members.
Mrs. Morris W wilkinson. chair
man OF the schedule committee OF
the club announced yesterday the
| following program for meetings.;
March 3, musicale In charge Of
Mrs. "A. c. Webb. March 10. business
session. current events and music In
charge OF the president Mrs. II. G.
/ Price; March l6. evening. az ST. Pat
rlck's entertainment entitled "A
Burglar Alarm. in charge OF Mrs.
Mary Brannon and Mrs. Anne Cree
don. Glarch "a. a musical and liter
airy entertainment IN charge OF Mrs
John Clark. March 81. club activities
In charge OF Mrs. =. B. Lightner, OF
the New Castle Century Club; April
Z, Library Day. Mrs. George Bright
city llbraian; April 10. business
meeting. nomination OF officers
April 90. evening. musicale. mae
guests; April 2S, business meeting
election OF officers; May 4. ciu'
3 luncheon. tickets for this function
, must be obtained by April 2s.
A social and reception was givei
2 In the High School assembly an'
Z home economies room to the faculty
e Board OF Education and pupils o
n the school last evening.
n George T. Tobin. Jr. OF New Cas-
n tie opened a new meat market In IN
" store adjoining Moore's restaurar
e today.
g Tho Ladies Aid Society OF th
Il Methodist Church. at It's MONTH
q meeting held In the parsonage ia'
D night. reported $3.50 cleared
J. the costume entertainment by Mis-
e Marion Wilson. Tuesday evening
y Mrs. Elias Lewis. former director o
s the local church choir. sang severa
selections during the entertainer
81 II was decided TO purchase rugs AM
q other necessities for the parsonage
( The Rev. and Mrs. l.. W. Layiel'
I arc ouictly celebrating at the Meth
o. odlst parsonage the forty-ninth an
niversary OF their wedding The.
were married az the parsonage o
the Madison Street NJ. r. Church
| chester. Pa. by the Rev. James Mad
2. dox. February %, 1873
;. The Rev. L. W. Layfield will preacl
10 al 1890 o'clock tomorrow mornlnl
% in the Methodist Church on IN
e mysteries, OF Youth" and at 1.S
'- o'clock on Butterfly Life" sunda,
T. school will meet al i1.45 O'Clock
'- Evan Grlnenberg win lead the mid
7. week prayer service at 7.SO o'cloc
g wednesday evening.
j. The Rev. r. C. Pltzer viii preacl
'r In the First Presbyterian Church a
u 1890 o'clock tomorrow morning o.
n "Poor IN Spirit" and at 7.3O o'cloc
r on visions" The Sunday schoe
'e will meet at IL o'clock and III
Young Peoples Society OF christio
10 Endeavor at o'clock.
N The services at the St. Georges n
e. r. Church tomorrow will be
charge OF the Rev. J. c. Mccoy. VIII
A. will preach at 1880 o'clock o
g Prayer OF the Aged" and at 7.3
J. o'clock on "God or Baal, Which.
Ie The sunday school will meet al 90
o'clock and the Epworth League a
Y. Z o'clock. The Rev. Robert Watt !
r. d. will conduct the Fourth quarter
A. ~ conference OF this church O
March 2.
Bishop Philip Cook will speak
r. Christ Episcopal Church. at "a
y. o'clock tomorrow afternoon. tn
T. Sunday school meets at ia
T. o'clock
IN George Heal is wiring the ne
k home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thom'
s. Armstrong In Adams street.
ID Frank o. Moore. Frank X. Iron
is Harry c. webb and Beniaml
n Vlnton. officers OF the new Delawai
City Water Company. motored