Evening journal., 1923-01-13

t9alock TOMORROW. event ng.--- The
Rev. Joseph II. carp. minister, in
charge, will bein charge of the SER
vice and Bishop Cook will preach
the sermon. Sunday school will meet
at 1890 o'clock. There will be nc
3.45 o'clock service.
Ihe parish committee has invited
Old Glory Council No. 70, Jr. o. u.
A. NJ, to attend the evening service
Ihe Rev. l.. w. Layfield will
preach in the Delaware City Meth
odist Church, at 1890 o'clock to-
morrow morning on The Study of
Jesus" and at 7.3O O'Clock on
Thomas. the Doubter." The Sun
DAY school will meet at 11.45 o'clock.
with Judson Northrup. superintend-
ent in charge.
The Rev. Robert C. Pitzer. pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church.
who has been confined to his home
Tor several days, is improving and
expects to preach tomorrow. At
1880 o'clock, his subject will be
THE Fullness of Cod" and at 7.3O
O'Clock, THE Man, Who Became
Somebody Else" The Sunday school
will meet at IL o'clock and the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor at o'clock.
No cottage prayer meeting will
take place this week. Instead the
mid-week service will be conducted
in the chapel as a preparatory SER
vice for the celebration of Holy
Communion, which takes place Sun
day, January 21.
At the st. Georges NJ. z. Church
tomorrow, the Rev. ]. C. Mccoy
will preach at 1890 o'clock on "Hea-
venly Mansion" and at 7.3O o'clock
on "The Sufficiency of Revelation"
Mr.. Mccoy will preach at the Sum-
init Bridge M. E. Church, at 2.3O
o'clock. on Heavenly Mansion"
The Sunday schools of these
churches will meet at $40 and 1.3O
o'clock respectively.
Miss Phyllis Mason, supervising
principal of the local schools, has
submitted the following list OF pu-
pills entitled to honor roll mention:
Twelfth Grade-Ruth Morrison,
Mary Rash. Mildred Davidson and
Myrtle Yearsley.
Eleventh Grade-Mildred Netsch,
Evelyn Blalock, Kathryn Roberts.
Katie Underwood and Margaret
Walter.
Tenth Grade-Nellie Carrow, Geo.
Jester, Anna Reynolds, Agnes Rash
and Isabelle Mccoy.
Ninth Grade-Catherine NetschJ
Mary Clark. Katherine Spicer. Doro-
thy Stanley, Louise Rose and James
Erannon.
Eighth Grade-Hazel Dowis, Clar-
ence Bender, Florence Neary,
Madeline Ellis. John McManus,
Dorothy Yearsley and George Neal.
Seventh Grade-George Nickle,
Robert Miller and Elizabeth Murphy.
Sixth Grade - Helen Brannon,
Helen Walter. Grace Landers. Es-
-elle MAIDEN. Charlotte Armstrong
and Fred Bender.
Fifth Grade - Anna Mccarthy,
Rachel Cats. Jane Miller, Fred Pom
der and Harry Morris. n
Fourth Grade-Elizabeth Husfelt.
Annie Netsch, Dorothy Beck. Marian
webb, Aubrey Harris. Eelyn Rud- /
nick and John Spicer.
Third Grade - William Stickel,
Beatrice Walker, Elsie Murphy, ,
Vera Bryan. Mary Brannon and Vir-
sinia Press.
Second Grade-Anna Northrup, |
Ianett Lu McTurk, Helen Lea, Alice |
Downs and George Lusardi.
First Grade-Sarah Butler Au- !
gusta Netsch, Madeline Husfelt, !
Esther Downs, Jack Creedon, Fred |
Davidson and Daniel Smith.
The Ladies Aid of the First |
Methodist Church will be enter
.ained by Mrs. william Hines, Clln-
on street. on Thursday evening, |
February 3.
The Girl Scouts met in business |
ession in the Presbyterian Chapel |
asst evening. Following the busi-
less session a social hour was spent .
Turing which scout games and music
we're enjoyed.
John c. Higgins. OF this city. for
ner consul to Dundee. Scotland, is
n New York city for this weekend.
Ir. Higgins, who is an octogenarian,
s assisting i1othe celebration Of his
,rother Thomas SOth birthday an
iiversary. These two men were
,rothers of the late United States
enator Anthony Higgins. of Della
ware, who also resided here.
Mrs. Aida B. Hearn. of Whining
on. is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
william T. Vail. of Clinton street.
Mrs. William r. Vail. of Clinton
treet, has returned home after
pending several days as the guest
+ her brother, William II. Hickey,
+ Pape Creek. Va.
Miss Ida Derrickson, Of Clinton
treet. IS confined TO her home
through illness.
Mrs. william c. Hickey, of Fourth
nd Clinton streets, who has been
he guest of her son. William H.
-ickey, Popes Creek. Va. has re-
1rned home.
Miss NJ. Phyllis Mason. Of Jeffer-
on street, is the weekend guest OF
Iiss Dora McElwain, Wilmington.
Mrs. c. w. jefferson, of Second |
nd jefferson streets, is the guest
( her sister, Mrs. Louise Saddler, of
this weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dayette and
aughter. Mrs. Raymond Pusey, and
vo children, of Clayton, were the
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
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