Evening journal., 1922-05-30

service under the supervision OF the
Methodist Church will be held dur
ing the summer months on Friday
evenings instead of Thursday eve
nings as heretofor. The meetings
will be held in the Sunday school
rooms on Clymer street beginning at
s o'clock each night.
The Young Mems Bible Glass OF
the New Castle Methodist Church
Mrs. Mary Sheridan, teacher, will
hold its first semi-annual banquet in
the Sunday school rooms of the
church this evening. An elaborate
literary and musical program has
been arranged, and several addresses
will be made by prominent speakers
both from Wilmington and this city
At the special meeting of the New
Castle Athletic Association at the
home of Chandler II. Gebhart last
evening it was decided to change the
night OF meeting from Thursday TO
Monday evening of each week during
the baseball season.
William A. Lewis and Thomas f,
Walsh, OF the Parkside Athletic As
sociation. Wilmington. attended the
meeting and invited the local or
ganization to join the Wilmington
association in giving its annual ex-
cursion to Augustine Pier on Mon
day. June -. Arrangements were
made whereby the local organization
could accompany the Wilmington
boys. Arrangements have been made
by Parkside committee for the boat
to stop at Delaware street wharf
and take on passengers about $50
o'clock that morning.
Il was also decided by motion 10
charge 25 cents admission to all
league and holiday games at Battery
Park. and 10 cent extra charge for
The grand stand.
James Gebhart was appointed a
to procure a flag pole for
he baseball field. Frank J. Madden
was appointed chairman OF the COM
nittee in charge OF excursion tickets.
John e. Smith, an aged Negro, re-
iding near Rose Hill, died suddenly |
Il his home yesterday. following an
llness OF several months. The flu
Ieral services will take place in the
Inion A. NJ r.. Church at 2 o'clock
thursday afternoon, with interment
4 Mt. Olivet cemetery, Wilmington.
AT a special meeting OF the Trus-
ses OF Market Square and School
-reen last evening In the Mayors
flee, It was voted to refuse the re-
uest OF the Board of Education fOc
emission 10 erect a portable school
lilding on the green between No. !
,hool building and the old sherifr's
,sidence. adjoining the old county
The Board OF Education had re
uested the trustees to allow the
n the green 10 be used for the four
igher grammar grades.
The board of directors and the
ospitality committee OF the New
astle Century Club will hold a bake
nd rummage sale at the club nOuse
n next Saturday morning beginning
L 10 o'clock. Pies. cakes, rolls.
read, salads and candies, as we'll as
wearing apparel and fancy articles
will be on sale. The proceeds will
e used in making necessary repairs
, the club house
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Othoson. of
tate Road station, entertained the
blowing guests on Sundays: Mr..
nd Mrs. Howard Othoson, sons
oward, Jr.. and Carl and daughter
nna; George Patchell and Daniel
oresch. of Philadelphia; Mr. and
RS. Herbert Everhart and son Will
I'M OF Baltimore; Miss Zelma Mat
ews. Bear; Howard and Misses
airy and Jennie Wink. OF State
Dad.
The several committees appointed
be in charge Of the tables at the
rawberry festival to be held on the
wn of Thomas T. T. Clark. Basin
ad. on next Saturday evening. by
e Hares Corner Farmers Club.
llows: Cake Table-Mrs. Thomas e
,pleby, chairman. Mrs. Max Bland,
RS. Thomas Slack, Mrs. Clarence i
ackburn and Miss Ella Hance. a
INDY Table-Mrs. Clarence Craig, o
alrman. Mrs. Wilkinson f. Grams b
n. Mrs. James Blackburn, Mrs,