Evening journal., 1922-01-06
Jews Happenings in Delaware and Maryland Towns

liams. Pomona, and Miss Clara b.
Sutton. Flora
Mayor Cramer on recommenda-
ton OF council has appointed Fire
Chief James V. Campbell. First As
sistant Chief John McDevitt and Sec
ono Assistant Chief Charles McGrory.
as police. These officers will act
only in conjunction with the per
formance OF their duties.
The Rev. J. r. Bicklng. pastor Of
the New Castle Methodist Church,
preached at the Bellefonte M. r.
Church revival services last evening.
Preparatory services will be held
in the First Presbyterian Church to
morrow evening. These services
are held each Friday evening preced-
ing the celebration OF Holy Com
munion by this church.
The New Castle and Wilmington
Bus Line. which for the past four
months has been operated between
this city and Wilmington, ceased
yesterday The three busses, which
have been used on this line. have
been taken to a Marshallton garage
for a general overhauling. A new
bus line is said TO be planning 10 op-
crate busses between this city and
Marcus Hook.
George II. Madden's orchestra is
playing at many social functions and
dances throughout the State. Dur
ing the holidays II played al the
Hotel DUPONT. Wilmington; Berlin
and Snow Hin. Nd; Lewes and
Laurel.
The orchestra is booked for nearl,
every weekday evening during Janu.
ary. This week its plays in vii
mington, New Castle and Newark
Chester, Pa. and Elkton. Md.
Francis Hartnett. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel f. Hartnett, Of Seventh
and South streets, who was confined
10 his bed with pneumonia for sew
eral weeks is able TO be about the
/ house.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church and
/ Sunday school are preparing fol
their annual birthday party II
the Parish House, on Thursday
evening January 1s. Nina
ture bags have been prepared for th'
purpose and distributed TO all mem
bers OF the church, Sunday schoo
and friends. on tho evening OF tn
party, all persons are requested Z
put one cent, for each year OF thei
age, into the bag and present IL a
the door upon their arrival. tn
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games. musical and literary number
and dancing. Proceeds for benefit o
the church.
The newly organized Benevolen
Social Association or the Whining
ton Fibre Specially Company vii
hold its second meeting in the mai
Office OF the company on thi
evening. The association was or
ganized last week with an object I
promote a spirit OF loyalty, friend
ship and sociability between tn
employees and the company, and {
provide a fund for benevolent pun
poses, recreation and amusemen
Following the business session. {
which James McGrory. presiden
will be in charge. There will Z
pleasing surprise for all member
At a special meeting OF the your
people Of the First Baptist Churc
last evening a committee was name
b TO canvass the young people OF n
church. Sunday school and city
b an effort to organize the young PEI
pie into a social club. The commi
tee Is Blanche Sibley. Elizabei
Roberts and Elsie Walls Membe
ship is not to be confined to member
, OF the Baptist denomination. but
d extended to all young people OF n
community.
? At the meeting OF the Women
Auxiliary Of Emmanuel Episeopi
? Church Wednesday afternoon, It WI
b. announced that Mrs. A. V. l. Georl
would hold her annual rummage sa
] during the coming month, the da
y not yet being decided upon.
81 donations Of any kind Of clothin
; etc. will be gladly accepted. TT
}. proceeds from the sale will be turi
b ed over 10 the missionary fund
J. the church.
4 Mrs. George Vantine. Jr., Phil
- delphia, is with her fatherin-la-
e George Vantine, ST., who Is ser
- ously IN.
e Miss Clara Ingram. daughter
J. Mr.. and MIS- Abraham Ingram.