Evening journal., 1922-04-18
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
lmmanual p E. Church
Elects Delegates to Dio-
cesar Convention
MAISIE D GIRLS
TO GIVE PLAY
special to The Evening journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. April IS. Plans
for the Memorial Day track and field
meet TO be held at Battery Park
May 80 will be discussed at a meet
ing Of the special committee TO be
held In the Mayors office next Fri
day evening beginning at 8 o'clock.
Fishermen OF this city were more
literally rewarded yesterday than on
any previous Monday since TIE shad
season began. Several boats were
out, taking in both the low and high
waters. two OF them making an even
dozen catch.
Coach Howard L. wilhelm. of the
New Castle High School track team
had the boys out for a short practice
drill yesterday morning. Several Of
the boys show exceptional ability in
the sprlnts Earle Weggenmann rum
ming the 100 yards in IL seconds fiat.
Coach Wilhelm said he expected to
develop several short-distance men
Of speed and would have a good re-
lay team for the track meet to be
held at Newark May 8.
The Maize d Girls, Mrs. william
Dennys Methodist Sunday-school
class are putting the finishing
touches on their play. The Depot
Lunch Counter" to be presented in
tho opera house Friday evening. The
music VIII be under the direction Of
George L. Tobin. The program fol-
lows:
Opening chorus. "Peggie O'Nen. -"
hy the Maize d Girls: vocal solo.
Mrs Elmer Megginson: recitation.
Charles Leib; duet. the Misses
blanche and Estella Slbley. violin
solo, Herbert Hewlett: piano solo.
Laura Armprioster. trio. Messrs.
Challenger. Deakyne and Clayton:
piano trio. the Misses Laura Arm
priester. Mae Mcdowell and Mary
Macknitt' vocal solo. Charles Ian
clstcr; recitation. Harriet Marsh
vocal $50 %. George l. Tobln. piano
solo Elizabeth Hcmphll; musical
recitation. Miss Frances Sheridan.
vocal solo Miss Emily Lunt. read
ing. Mrs / o Wise; trio Messrs
challenger Deakyne and Clayton:
ctch. THE Depot Lunch Counter. "
Cast-Fiora Flip. who keeps tho
ews-stand Phyllis March. Plppens
manager OF the unch counter. Mrs
Helen Newiovo: Hist a mysterious
detective Miss Ruth zimmermon
Ruhe am orphan Miss Bertha
Barnes. conductor. with a big voice
Miss Laura Armpricstcr. Miss T.. b
Quick. a passenger in "a hurry. Mis-.
Inc Mcdowell: school-boy who
chokes on the soup. Mrs Eva Ryan
i Moses Slavinsky a peddler Ralph
/ Dulng Biles. who suffers. Johr
/ Wallace. cripple. Mrs. William
benny deaf Old lady Mrs. Eva
\ Ryan; Krons Ripple. who wants
4 mince pie. John Wallace: a widow
7 with a will of her own Miss Mary
4 McKnitt; her troublesome baby. Mrs
\ Robert Kennedy. and closing chorus
il ~ the members Of the class. entitled
/" Tuck Me TO sleep"
At TIE annual parish meeting o
Emmanuel Episcopal Church las
j evening IN the parish house. A. Y. L
George. John r. Lambson. Lausa
81 Rogers were elected members OF IN,
vestry for a term Of three years. tn,
rector's appointment Of Mr.. Georgl
as senior warden was confirmed. an,
q Judge r. $. Rodney was e'cctc,
n unior warden.
"a At the meeting OF the vestry i'm
8 mediately following the annua
meeting OF the parish. Judge Rod
"A noy was elected secretary. an,
Isl Acssrs. A. V. L. George and Austii
McCann were elected treasurers
i George H. Madden was elected or
elnist and ctoirmaster. George VII
liams was elected sexton for the en-
ruing year
The rector's appointment q
Messrs. John r. Lambson and Ed
ward Y. Plat as a committee O.
IS church music was confirmed Messri
~ George and Lambson were electe
~ delegates and DR. Lewis Booker an
81 f. V. Plat alternates TO the annus
IS convention OF the Diocese to be hel
IS AT Laurel May 10.
Judge Rodney had stated that n
would he unable 10 attend owing {
court duties on that date.
SKI Prof. II. II. Hay attends the cor
vention as registrar OF the DIOCESE
s. The Easter services In Immanu
Church. attracted large congregs
ons. The church was beautiful
n decorated. The number OF COMMIT
nicants was the largest IN recei
~ ears.
The Easter Offering OF the congr,
cation amounted TO S125. and n
= hurch School Lenten Offering W,
3. with some returns not yet 81
The Ladies' Aid Society OF n
>| first Baptist Church is planning
'ery active campaign for the sun
ner months. The first OF the 81
ai affairs will take place at Il
Tome Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward NJ
lowell Of East Third street on MOI
av evening or next week at While
me a musical and literary progra
100 be presented. Mrs. John Hol
ms, Mrs. Frederick Overhiser. Mr.
ga esse Jochen. Mrs. Edward NJ
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