Evening journal., 1922-11-22
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Warden Plummer Gives
Talk on Prison Reform
Before Century Cub
METHODISTS PLAN
FOR REVIVAL
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journals
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 22.-Befor'
a large attendance at the New Castle
Century Club parlors last evening
Warden NJ. S. Plummer OF the New
Castle County Workhouse, gave a
talk on prison Reform In AL It's
Phases. and Its Benefit TO the Com
munity Morals"
Warden Plum1ner emphasized the
necessity OF separate prison for
women and a new parole law. Rep
sentative-elect J. Rogers Holcomb
former Representative George w
Eckies, and other prominent persons
politically. were present and inform
ed the warden following his address
OF their staunch support for the de-
sired fmprovena ents toward prison
reform.
Preceding the address OF Warden
Plummer, Miss Amy Wood, OF the
Visiting Nurses Association OF Della
ware. spoke IN the interest Of locat-
ing one OF the nurses in New Castle.
MIG Elsie Black, who for the past
severai years has been actively in
terested IN welfare work in this city,
introduced Miss Wood. The move
nent fs sponsored by the New
Castle Century Club, who through
their committee, are enlisting finan-
ciai support for the project.
Mrs. A 2. Goudiss. chairman;
Mrs. julius Dodd and Mrs. John F.
2. Clayton, constitute the committee
for November Century Club meet
lngs. The remainder OF the program
given last night follows: The meet
ing opened by the aesemblage sing
ing America" led by former Mayor
George W. Eckles. with Mrs. Mar
garet Hunter, pianist; piano solo,
Ample Blossoms" by Miss Elizabeth
Hemphill; solo by Miss Elsie scully,
OF Wilmington: piano solo, The old
OalSen Bucket" by Miss Addie Dull
ing; piano solo. by Edward H. Nay
ior as a closing feature.
The Rev. Luther r. Poole, d. D.,
Of the Methodist Church, last even
ing announced these committees 70
be in charge OF the coming evange-
list campaign which begins next
sunday morning IN that church: Ex-
ecutive-Dr. Julius Dodd, John F. Y.
Clayton, George T. Tobin, Jr., Ed
ward II. Naylor and Loomis o. Wise.
PubIicity-Artnur Gibbs. Walter W.
DaTby, Jefrerson Downham, Robert
Harrington. Jr.. Harvey johnson and
George Swan. Personal Work-El-
mer Megginson, Albert Clayton, Mrs. /
Mary MoCaufey, Mrs. Mary Sheridan.
Mrs. william W. Leach and Mrs.
RaymcJd Foster. Finance-John F.
z. CLIFTON. George T. TobLn, Jr.. !
John 2 Manlovs, John 3. Cloud and
RAYMOND Foster. Music-James T. |
William Deaiyne. Mics
Emily F. Lunt, Mrs Beuiah Meggin- |
son and Miss Frances Sheridan. !
Prayer Meetings-The Rev. John /
Hendrix, william II. Greene. W. p. |
Ingram, Charles Whiteside. Richard /
z. Pinder. Mrs. Loomis o. Wise and /
Mrs. Mary McCauley. Entertain
ment-Mrs. julius Dodd. Mrs. John
r. y. Clayton and Mrs. Edward Fl.
Nayior. Ushers-Willlam IT. Greene,
Walter W. Dalby aud George W.
Young Peoples Work
George T. Tobin, Jr.. Mrs. Mary
Denny, Mrs. Mary Sheridan. George
Z. Tobin and Miss Ruth thinner
man. Conservation - DR.. Julius
Dodd. Richard 2. Pinder, James F.
Bigrs, Waiter W. Dalby and Harry
Ahern.
Adelphia Lodge, Knights OF
Pythias, degree team VIII confer the
second. degree or rank OF esquire al
he meeting. OF that lodge on Friday
evening IN Masonic Temple.
A meeting OF the Thanksgiving