Evening journal., 1922-01-25
News Happenings in Delaware and Maryland Tow

Church, next Thursday
evening. will be held at the homes Of
Mrs. Julia Walls, Sixth and fremont
streets, led by r. f. Pinder; at Mr..
and Mrs. George Proud, East Fourth
street. led by John r. Hendrix, and
at the home Of Mayor and Mrs. w.
Leslie Cramer, on East Third street
led by the Rev J. r. Bicking.
The candidates for admission TO
membership in .Adelphia Lodge No.
8, Knights OF Pythias. who were
given the degree OF page at the class
Initiation by Oriental Lodge degree
team, Saturday evening, January IA,
in Pythian Castle. will be given the
degree Of esquire by the Adelphia de-
gree team, Friday evening in Masonic
Temple.
State Councillor George Tarr. OF
Wilmington, installed the following
newly officers for Industry
Council. No. 25, Jr o. U. A. NJ, for
the ensuing six months: Councillor.
Paul Kern; vice-councilor, John
Wallace; recording secretary. Fred
ID. wilhelm; assistant recording sec
retary. John Barnes; financial sec
retary, Robert S. Vantine; treas
urer. Oscar Krauss; warden. +. Earl
Weggenmann; conductor, Charles
Ingram; chaplain. George Kern; in
side sentinel. Merton White; outside
sentinel. Samuel McKnitt; trustee,
David Harrington; representative to
State Council. George Kern; alter
nate. Robert II. Harrington. Jr., and
junior past councillor. David Har-
rington.
The pupils OF the opportunity
room in the old Court House, Mrs.
L. +. Eliason, teacher. were dismiss
ed yesterday morning because OF the
inability TO warm the room. Profes-
sor Snavely communicated with City
Clerk Smith. who got John Walls. a
local plumber. 20 look over the
heater and heating pipes Mr.. Walls
found some one had shut of the
valves TO the radiators in the room.
After opening the valves the room
was readily heated TO the proper
temperature and the pupils resumed
their work at the afternoon session.
II is thought some mischievous MEM
bcr OF the student body shut on
tho valves.
The funeral Of George W. Vantine.
aged 60 years. who died al his late
home on East Sixth street. late Sat
urday evening. will take place at
o'clock Saturday afternoon. The
Rev. ]. r. Bicking. pastor OF the
New Castle Methodist Church. will
omciate. Interment will be In
Glebe Cemetery The services will
ha in charge OF st. Johns Lodge. A
p. and A. NJ, OF which he was a
member. Mr.. Vantine was also a
member OF Seminole Tribe Of Red
Men and Friendship Lodge. Ancient
order OF United Workmen.
st. Johns Lodge. A. F. and A. NJ.
will meet in bi-weekly business ses
sion at s o'clock this evening II
Masonic Temple
The Temple Club a social organ
izaiion. met in the Masonic Hall par
lors last evening when the proposed
remodeling OF the auditorium OF tn
opera house was discussed.
Caesar Rodney Chapter. No.
Order OF Eastern Star. viii meet 81
bi-weekly business session in Ma
sonic Hall tomorrow evening
Girls OF Emmanuel Sunday schoc
have organized an Athletic Associa
ton. They are planning for a girl
basketball team and wore givei
their first practice in the Parisl
House last evening by Hugh Mccoug
ham. coach
Friendship Lodge. A. o. W. "
meets tomorrow evening in he oil
Town Hall
Welcome Council Team OF Junio
Mechanic quot league OF New Cas-
/ tie County defeated Industry Council
team last night by the score OF 2
to z; 21 to 1S. and q 20 10. Tn
Industry players were-Wilhelm
Proud. Clymer. Kern, Harrington
and WegEenmann for Welcome
Tuft Sharp. Carroll and Pierson.
Officer William Palmer is suffer
ing with a severe cold and Is threat
ened with pneumonia.
Prayer service will be held in tn
First Presbyterian Church this eve
ming. The Young Mems Associa
ton will attend this service as
unit.
william Ramsey. OF East Fourt
street. caught an 1S-pound opposur
while cunning near Red Lilo
Marshes.
The monthly meeting OF the Ne
Castle Civic Club will take place a
s o'clock tomorrow evening in tn
old Town Hall.
Two teams. Of fve girls each. wer
selected from the candidates for m
girls varsity basketball team. las
evening by Coach Mckay and pu
through a practice contest.
Second Lieutenant Wesley Prestoi
Sergeant Elwood Rossell and Coz
poral David Harrington. OF Compan
H.. c. A. c.. have been detailed a
recruiting officers and one OF thei
will be at the armory daily 10 r.
celve enlistments. Fifteen men AT
needed to bring the company up I
required strength. The new ma
chine guns have arrived. 1t wa
said last night the company woul
he transferred to tank corps Z
soon as another company was form
ed down the State. A new compan
will be added to the anti-aircrai
regiment: by creating It at Laur
or Seaford The enlistment OF me
for the new company will probab'
begin the first OF next month.
Dale S. Bender. OF Second ar
Delaware streets and his daughte
Mrs. John Swan. OF Delaware CT
arc the guests OF their son and brotl
er. oscar Bender and family.