Evening journal., 1923-01-13
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
S. S. Deemer, Well Known
Resident and Philan-
thropist, Ill
BISHOP COOK AT
IMMANUEL CHURCH
Special to The Evening Journal.

s Deemer. president OF the s. s,
q Deemer Steel Casting Company. and
known among the youn- folk as
I"Daddy Deemer," because OF his az
fection for them, is critically III al
his home at Sixth and South streets.
Mr. Deemer is well known for his
contributions Of cash and necessities
/; OF life TO the needy of the city. He
was stricken with a heavy cold last
Sunday and has grown worse since.
Mr.. Deemer's condition last even
ing was said TO be serious. DIR. Will
liam Wertenbaker was called into
) consultation with DR.. Brice $. Val
lette. attending physician. 4 trained
nurse has been engaged. Among the
residents and especially his en-
.ployes. to whom he has greatly en-
deared himself. considerable con-
Germ and constant queries as TO his
condition are being made.
\ delegation Of members Of Rose
Hin Grange is planning to visit
Newport Grange next Monday even
ing The newly elected officers OF
the entertaining grange will he in
stalled hy State Master and Mrs. r..
7. Robinson.
Mrs. Alexander. vlce-president for
New Castle county. Delaware State
Federation Of Women's Clubs, will
address the New Castle Century
Club next Tuesday evening. Music
and literary numbers will supple
ment the address. The hospitality
committee will serve refreshments.
Miss Nan DUNCAN will he acting
chairman during Miss Reba Hol-
combs stay in Cuba.
The first conference Of midwives
or this city has been called by Miss
Blanche Lockwood. state supervising
nurse in charge Of midwives. for
next Monday in the Child Welfare
Center az sixth and South streets.
The conference is scheduled 20 last
from 9 until 10 o'clock. During this
time Miss Alice Vail nurse in
charge. will conduct the weekly con-
situations with young mothers.
Weighing and measuring their
babies.
The hour from 1 until . o'clock
will he reserved for Negro mothers
and children.
Mrs. Martha Markoski. 734 Clark
street. was fined 81 and costs for
using profane and obscene language
on the street Mrs. Irene Hamilton.
736 Clarke street was the com
rlainant Mrs. Markoski was also
placed under a peace bond.
The Rev. Frederick W. Overhiser.
rastor OF the First Baptist Church.
who has been ill the past few days.
Is much improved and expects to MI
his pulpit tomorrow. He will
preach ar II o'clock on The Sue
cessful Failure" and al 80 o'clock ]
on Second Best" The sunday /
school. Charles Lieb, superintend- !
ent. will meet at 10 o'clock.
In the SUNDAY school Of the Meth 4
od.s Church at . o'clock tomorrow /
the service will he featured as a /
Missionary Sunday" The Rev. J.. !
r. Poole. j D.. will preach At 1880 /
o'clock on "Thosa Things Which /
Cannot BE Shut In" and at 1880 I
O'Clock on Losing the First Lair
Elmer Merginson will lead the Ep- ,
worth League at O'Clock.
The RI. Rev. Philip Cook, n. D.,
Bishop OF the Diocese of Delaware.
will make an official visitation 10 +.
Imm3nuel Ep scopal Church. to-
morrow morning. He viii preach AZ
II o'clock. Bishop Cook will ad-
dress the church school at 9:45
o'clock. The Rev. Joseph Fl. carp,
rec or. VII celebrate Holy Com
munion a. 7:SO o'clock. There will
he no evening service in this church
f.-
carp 10 accompany Bishop Cook 10
Delaware city. whore he Will make
AN official visitation.
The Young Mems ble Class
Mrs l.. Z. Eliason. teacher. which
has been holding Sunday meetings
at . O'Clock. has dec 'ded 10 chang
the sessions 20 9:45 o'clock. begin
ming tomorrow. This >church ex-i
tends an invitation to all residents
TO attend the morning service to
hear the r shop.
81. Anne's Guild OF Emmanuel
Church is planning a dance to h
given in the parish house on Thurs
day January %.
The Rev. William n. Guy. pas
tor. will preach in thr Bethany u.
A. NJ z. Church at 1880 o'clock
tomorrow on rs There Not
Cause" and at 1880 o'clock on {
What Shall We DO on Sunday?"
The Rev. J. l.. Taylor will preach (
in Mt. Salem NJ +. Church al 1880 ]
o'clock tomorrow morning on The :
to Eternal Life in Christ" I
The revival services which have
been active the past week. will he :
continued at the 1880 o'clock even
ing service. :
Mrs. Thomas Holcomb and ,
Miss Reba T. Holcomb.
of Walnut Hi. have left New York
city for Guantanamo Bay. Cuba.
where rhey viii spend the next
three months with their son and &
brother Lieutenant Colonel Thom- 9
rs Holcomb, and family Colonel v
Holcomh is in command OF the +
United States Marine station at =.
guantanamo. y
Miss Mary Moore. of Burlington. c.
w.. who has been the guest OF her n
sister. Mrs. c. L. williams. Fourth
md Delaware streets. has returned
home.
Miss Elizabeth Klingmeyer. OF
5isbes, y. c.. who has been the !
yuest Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Klingmeyer. West Fourth
treet, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Pinder, Mr..
md Mrs. Robert Hurd. Walter In
ram and dauthter, Miss Eta In
ram. are planning a trip to Bridge
lille, tomorrow to attend the re-
'ival services in the Methodist =