Evening journal., 1922-06-03
CITY Choir TO
MUSICAL
Wilmington Singers to Pre-
sent Musical at Delaware
City June 10
EIGHTH GRADE TO
HOLD EXERCISES
speeial . The Evsnlng journal.

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DELAWARE CITY, June s.-Ar
engagements have been completed 70
musical by the choir Of st. Paul
NJ. z. Church. wilmington. to b
given in the Delaware City Methods
Church. Friday evening. June 16.
Reports received here yesterda,
stated that Company d, the last o.
the First Regiment Of United States
Engineers, who accompanied GEN
eral Pershing TO Europe in 1917, will
arrive in New York today or Mon
day. This company has been with
the army of occupation in Germany
until the last two weeks. Shortly
after its arrival. it is said, the COM
pany will begin Its hike TO Fort Du-
Pont to Join the rest of the Regi-
ment that arrived here last week.
Professor Wilbur II. Jump as
sistant state superintendent IN
charge of elementary schools. Will
be the principal speaker next Wed
nesday evening NQen the eighth
grade holds transfer exercises. The
program will be as follows;
Main thought, "Why We Need a
New school," Katherine Spicer
chairman; Invocation, the Rev. r. c.
Pitzer; singing, sailing boys
chorus; greetings by Edwin Schaier
music. piano solo, by Miss Margaret
riris. "Our School of Today" ad-
dress by William Derrickson: 'Why
Not a New SCHOOL," address oy MISS
Mary Clark: vocal solo by Miss Lou
ise smith; Influence Of New
school on the Student Body ad- |
dress by Miss Dorothy Stanley; In
auence of a New School on the COM
munitv" address by Harold Wilkin- |
SON. class song written by James
Brannon; address, by Professor VIII
bur H. Jump: piano solo by james
presentation OF ceruhcates
,v William 3. Jester; benediction'
~ Father Dolan.
A special sermon will be preached
o the pupils passing from the eignth
,rade TO High School. at the Memo
list Church, by the Rev. L. w. Lay
iela AT o'clock tomorrow even
ne. The public is invited to attend
bis service. DR.. Layfield will take
i his 1890 o'clock subject The
Ascension"
Harry Hall. who has been con
,pct,nr an ice cream saloon in the |
Harry c. Clark building on clinton |
,treet. has rented the Tugend prop
srty and will remove TO It the hrst oil
next week. His family will mo
into the dwelling portion OF the
property.
James r. Householder, who has
heen conducting a green grocery ana
FISH market on Clinton street near
Front street, has relinquished that
business and purchased a large pas
senger bus which he will operate 10
Augustine Pier and other points
during the summer.
Corporal Paul Arlt, who for the
past three years has been assigned
the duty as movie picture operator
az Fort DUPONT, and was ordered 10
Fort Hancock with Company 3, G.
A. c.. which moved last week, has
been transferred 10 the First Regi-
nent of Engineers and will be con-
.inued as the operator with his
-ame standing as a corporal.
Lieutenant Colonel William It'd
,all. who remained at Fort DUPONT
lntil yesterday has left for his as
ignment along the Canadian FORTH
ations.
Lieutenant Colonel John P. Spur.
-ho was fort commander here for
ONE time, has been transferred to
le coast defenses OF California.
hese transfers leave the command
, the coast defenses Of the Della
are in the hands Of Captain V. 7.
oster.
Lieutenant Pixley moved his fam
= to Fort Hancock, n. j., today. ,
Postmaster Swan. who has been
nhned TO his bed suffering with
leumonia for the past week. T. re-
rted slightly improved.
The carnival scheduled for last
ening on the First Presbyterian o
lurch lawn under the auspices OF n
e joint council of the Boy Scouts
d the Girls Community Club, was i
because OF the unfavor-
lie weather conditions. It will be h
Id at the same place next Friday Z
ening. n
At the recent strawberry festival
Id by the Ladies' Aid Society OF n
e Delaware City Methodist Church W
Is was realized.
In Christ Episcopal Church the r
.rvices tomorrow will commemo- 4,
ate the founding OF the Christian a.
hurch on the first "Whitsunday."
he minister in charge. the Rev. r
oseph II. carp. will celebrate Holy =
Communion at SIS o'clock in the y
morning. In the afternoon at 3.45
o'clock there will be as a special
feature the decoration OF a floral ,
cross. The congregation is requested
TO bring flowers with them for this
purpose.
The Rev. Robert c. Pitzer. pastor
Of the First Presbyterian Church.
win preach at 1890 o'clock tomor-
-ow morning on Face to Face" and
II 7.30 o'clock. 1.-THE Way" The
sunday school will meet at u
clock and the Young Peoples So
iety OF Christian ERdeavor will
leet at O'Clock.
S. ]. Bright and family moved to
!. Georges on Thursday Mr.. Bright
oened a grocery store there at the
d stand formerly operated by S. H.
ughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hines, the
isses Ida V. Derrickson and Mil
ed Netsch, and Messrs. David Rau-
ne and David Money were the $
ests of Captain and Mrs. somers 7
.nkirk. on the steamer Penn at ST.
orges. Memorial day. Z
Former Councilman and Mrs.
ank II. Irons, Of williams and fl
ans streets. were Philadelphia c.
itors yesterday. r