Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-15
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Baptist Sunday School to
Celebrate Forty-Seventh
Anniversary
RESIDENTS
ILL WITH GRIP
specIal % The EvenIng Jaurnal.

lenealSdl OF iie lhNNl'hl anu tAA't
airy program to be presented AZ the
forty-seventh anniversary OF the or
ganization Of the Sunday school OF
the First Baptist Church at 7.45
o'clock tomorrow evening took
place Yesterday afternoon. The
church auditorium will he decorated
this afternoon and tomorrow by the
committee in charge. The program.
entitled "Our Rally Call follows;
Singing. Rally for Service" by
school: responsive readings by
school: prayer by the Rev. +. W.
Overhiser; recitations. by Darius
Mcdowell. Frances Hewlett and
Edna farrell; duet and chorus, "A
Work for You" by school rccita-
tons by Mary Edwards. Nerna Leib,
George Ford and Edith Meeginson;
singing by primary class; sin sing.
Heed the Call" by school: recita-
lions. Myrtle Alfree. Anne Lancas-
ter. William Billings and Frances
Harrison: singing. Rally for Jesus,
bv school; Rotations. by jeanette
Clark. Ruth farrell and Catherine
Harrison: exercise by Mrs. Percy
MacMicking' class: singing. Who
VIII Go" by school; recital IN. by
Norma Leib; duet. by Catherine
Harrison and Myrtle Alfree: eXer-
else; singing. Christ Shall BE
King" by school; recitation. by Les
lie Walls; Offering: address: presen-
tation remarks; singing, Fall Into
Line" by school; solo. by Nerna
Leib. and distribution OF candles.
Charles Lieb. superintendent. will
De in charge assisted by Mrs :. II.
Hewitt. Mrs. Percy MacMickng and
Mrs. F.. ". Overhiser. An orche1tra
will furnish music The pupils OF
the school will be awarded for at
tendance with books. Bibles and
candies TO be distributed by Santa
Claus
The weekly meeting and practice
OF the Mems Glee club. under the
direction OF Major c. W. Williams,
will he held in the high school as
sembly room this evening.
Fire, due to boys setting a match
to dry grass in a field near the Bald
ton. caused a scare in that vicinity
yesterday morning. The flames were
soon gotten under control by men
and hoys using wet brooms and
Good VIII Company which. on ar
riving found the fire eXtinguished.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. sullivan. OF
Second and Harmony streets, are re-
celving congratulations on the birth
OF a daughter Mother and dough-
ter are doing we'll
Miss Mary Putnam. teacher Of
home economics In the local schools
and coach for the girls basketball
team, had her coat burned while
enroute by auto bus from Frederick
10 this city. on Saturday. Miss Put
nam accom- panied the team TO Fred
erica to play the girls team or that
place
The basketball and cover were
also destroyed. II Is alleged the
heating pipes running along the
sides or the car became overheated.
Anne. the fve-year-old daughter
N Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Lancaster
of West Fifth street. Il seriously M.
Mrs. John W. Smith. OF East Third
street, who has been il with pneu-
nonia, is improving. Lewis smith.
4 son who is employed on the Penn
'ylvania railroad, has been with her
for the past week end.
Local physicians are being called
upon to treat new grip patients The
most recent sufferers are: Mrs. Ctes-
Ter Blake. West Fifth street: Mrs.
Joseph Armpriestor. Harmony street:
Miss Bessie Toman, West Fourth
street. and Miss Annie Brown. OF
Sixth and Delaware streets
The organization meeting Of the
Bible Glass. TO he con-
Quoted in the First Baptist Church.
gill take place next Thursday even
ing. The session. which lasts about
one hour. will be taken up with the
election OF officers and outlying Of
a plan Of Bible study to he per-
sued for the next ten weeks.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Baptist Church will hold bake-sale
n Jones-Lancaster ice cream par
ors. on West Fifth street. next SAT-
irday morning beginning at 10
o'clock.
Rose Hill Grange will meet in BIZ
weekly session in the Rose Hin
chool honse next Wednesday even
ng.
Industry Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ.
will meet in weekly business session /
n Masonic Temple. tomorrow even
ng.
The Little Sunbeans, the Meth !
dist Sunday school class. Mrs. II. 1
:. Pinder, teacher, cleared $50 from /
heir bake-sale held in Tobin's meat /
market Saturday morning
Miss Christina Nolan. who left her |
ome on River road. in April OF last |
ear. to visit relatives at Limerick. I
roland. is expected 10 return here .
omorrow Miss Nolan before leav- 4
qg had received word OF the death .
( her mother.
Bryan Nolan. her brother. left to-
lay for New York City. to meet her. /
Hiss Nolan will arrive on the steam
hip Baltic. which left Liverpool.
England. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Reggin.
md son. Charles Reggin Miss Mar
suerite z. Wise. b. S. o. Wise and
Nolan J. Highheld. West Chester.
Pa; and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c. |
Roberts and daughter Miss Dorothy
Roberts. Wilmington, were the sun
lay guests OF Mrs. Mary c. Roberts,
south street.
Miss Mary Moore, Burlington,