Evening journal., 1922-02-13
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS

byterian Church. $50 were collected
Miss Estelle Deakyne. OF New
York City is here as the guest Of
her sisters. Miss Mary and Cordelia
Deakyne.
Miss Clara NJ. Snyder, who for Sow
eral years has made her home here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dale S Bender,
and employed in Wilmington. has
gone to Marcus Hook. where she has
established the "women's Speciality
shop"
Mrs. Agnes Brown is to be head
usher and Miss Elizabeth Shearer
cashier at the Royal Theatre. which
held Its opening on Saturday eve
ming, under new management. Fully
500 persons attended this opening.
Two shows will be given each even
ing and three on Saturday evening.
Mrs. William Lewis. OF Second
street, who was stricken suddenly
with acute indigestion last saturda,
evening was improved today.
zachariah W. Gemmill. OF East
Third street who has been critically
IN at his home, is showing signs OF
Improvement
Lewis Gemmill, a conductor on the
New Castle Line OF the Wilmington
Philadelphia Traction Company,
who has been confined to his home
for the past three weeks with grip.
has recovered and resumed his work
this morning.
The meetings scheduled for this
week are; Tonight, Seminole Tribe
OF Red Men, in Masonic Temple; the
Water and Light Commissioners and
conference with City Council in the
commissioners office; Citizens Build
ing and Loan Association in the
New Castle Trust Company's parlors
and New Castle A. A. in Mayors
Ftry Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ. in
Masonic Temple; New Castle Cen
tury Club in club parlors. Wednes-
day evening-Bo Board OF Education In
superlntendents office. Thursday
evening, Friendship Lodge, A. o. u.
w. in third floor room Of Old Town
Hall Friday evening, Adelphia
Lodge, X. OF r.. and New Castle Ath-
letic Association dance.
About 80 conversions have been
reported for the first week OF the
revival services In the Methodist
I Church. At the Decision Day serv-
ices held in conjunction with the
j, Sunday school and Baraca class OF
the church. yesterday afternoon
} thirty youthful members were form
ed into a probation class before ad-
mission into the church. The Rev
Luther NJ. Broadway OF Madeley M
. E. Church, Wilmington. will preach
tonight tomorrow night and Wed.
nesday. night in this church. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Wilson, evangelist,
singers, Of Wilmington, are expected
TO assist with some OF the services
this week
Two conversions were reported a
the cottage prayer service held a
b the home OF MIR. and Mrs. william
Steel Clymer street. last Saturda
evening.
Manual Training students OF tn
New Castle High School have com
pleted the construction OF a largl
cabinet to be used for storing tn
ney physic apparatus. Work on tn
library cabinet will begin this week
The advanced class has completed
several very creditable mechanica
drawings, under the supervision Of
Theodore J. Kraemer, instructor.
The Anchor A. c. basketball team
will play the Bradford A. c. team
of Wilmington. Ia the opera house
cage, Thursday evening The Brad.
ford team is an all star aggregation
composed of the various Churci
League teams OF Wilmington.
The Anchor Club plays the Younl
Defiance team in the Friends schoo
cage, Wilmington, on Wednesda!
evening.
The Highlets will play tiE Ken
nett Square Highlets at Kennel
Square next Friday evening. and tn
p NJ. c, "Preps" at Chester on Sat
urday evening.
There will be public sale o
farming implements and stock be
longing to Thomas Appleby, on th
aNellie Bradford" farm on the roa
leading from this city TO Newpor
tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Appleb
will move to the Edward $. Meggir
son farm at the Baldton. and Nj
p Megginson will move to the Bayar
l Farm, now tenanted by Geore
| Blackburn. Mr.. Appleby will be su,
ceeded by John Keegan.
b Mrs Kate Walls. OF West Eight
}. street, who has been confined TO n,
/ home for several days is improvin
4 Mrs. Frank Lawler. who has bee
II IN for several days at the home
n her daughter Mrs. William Marshi
z on West Fifth street. is improving
a The weekly meeting OF the Ne
l. Castle Century Club will take pla,
, in the club parlors at 3 O'Clock [,
n morrow evening. when Mrs. NJ.
Phillips will give book review c
/. "Slippy McGee" II was announce
last evening that the club has d.
!, mated IS toward the baby milk fur
= 10 be distributed by the health Gel
d ter.
g Alexander B. Cooper, Jr., OF Phi
adelphia, was the guest OF his pa
"a ents Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
n Cooper, yesterday.
A. Mr. and Mrs Jacob Keimon.
: Delaware street, spent yesterday
e. Salem, \. j., where they were Il
guests Of their son Aaron. Aaro
'e whose wife died recently. will retui
to this city to reside as soon as
OF OPPOSES Of the grocery business
" has been operating in Salem.
ID Miss Mary McGonigle. teach
a. in Darby, Pa was the guest OF NJ
and Mrs. Harry f. Holiday, over Il
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