Evening journal., 1923-02-17
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Big Coal Barges, Loaded
With Anthracite, Tied Up
at Reybold Wharf
LADIES' AID SOCIETY
PLAN MARCH 10 FETE
Special to The Evening Journal.

/
/ thousand ton coal barges Nos Il
and 10. belonging TO the Metropoh-
tan Coal Company. Philadelphia. are
tied up inside the concrete ice
breakers along the shore in front
OF the old Major Reybold wharf
just north Of the Nun cipal wharf.
| Delaware street. These boats have
been lying in the river near the
western channel for the past three
days and We're transferred TO their
present location by a tug sent BY
the owners. They are loaded TO ca
pacity with anthracite and were en-
route for Boston. Macs. when forced
by the heavy winds and seas TO an
chor.
Arrangements are being made by
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the FIRST
Baptist Church 20 give an enter
tainment In the parish house on
Friday evening March Is.
The committee in charge is
Mrs. Jesse A. Mckay. chairman. Mrs
Frederick W. Overh.eer. Mrs Frank
Hewlett. Mrs. John Hopkins, and
Mre. William Yetter.
Announcement has boen received
here OF the birth Of a son 10 Mr..
and Mrs. William Gebhardt. near
Middletown. formerly OF this city.
The Young Mems Bible Glass Of
Emmanuel Episcopal Church met IN
the parish house 20 discuss plans for
the minstrel show 20 be presented
during the next few weeks Re
hearsals are beink made under the
directions OF Mrs Lewis f. Eliason
and Mrs. Frank Dell. Janiver. the
committee in charge Mrs. Eliason
Is teacher OF the class.
LOST-A white black and tan fe-
male rabbit hound A tag on collar
with name OF william Little. New
ark. Del. on Il. John Hallman Adv
Miss Marjorie carp. daughter Of
the Rev. and Mrs. Joseph II. Earp
will speak AT the weekly session %:
the New Castle Century club NJ s
o'clock next Tuesday evening Her
subject viii he The Home Depart
partment ~ the Red Cross work
For Delaware" 4 musical program
Is being arranged as another feature
of the evening.
Timothy Steele. 1877 Ets: Third
street. or his wav h1me from the
1,eemer Steci Casting Company or
Thursday evening. los. his Uockct-
book containing oney. automobile
and drivers licenses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Duffy. Of Ser-
ond and Harmony streets enter
tained a number Of friends on We'd
nesday evening at a Na'entise parry
in honor OF the hf.h birthday u
their daughter. Mary. The evening
WAS featured as an Evening OF
Hearts," with games OF many kinds
for the little folks.
Mary received many handsome
presents from her relsh YES and play
mates.
Those present were Dorothy
Beck, Margaret and Patricia Car
lin. Regina Clymer. Josephine
Chase. Ethel and Adelaide Foord,
Eva Foster, Louise and John
HaviIl. Anne Hutchebeck. Aimee |
Marsh. Lillian and Frank King, |
Albert Kirby. Jr. Andrew Lenor, |
John Leonard Jr., Elizabeth, |
Helen. Regina. John and Edward /
Murphy. Eleanor Mcbride. Francis |
md Frances Proud. Francis Russell |
Florence and Barker Scale. Hubert |
Taylor Mrs. John Carlin. Mrs. John |
Murphy. Catherine. Margaret. Hugh /
Joseph and Francis Duffy.
The Rev. L. +. Poole, d. D.. will /
preach in the New Castle Methodit |
'hurch tomorrow at 1890 O'Clock !
N. If l Were a Layman." and at |
80 clock. on "Jephtha-A son of |
shame The Sunday morning class.
.ohn r. Hendrix. leader. will meet
Il $50 o'clock: Sunday school, Geo.
:. Tobin. Jr.. superintendent: Ger
nan class. Harvey Johnson. presi-
lent and the Young Aliens Bible
lass. Mrs. Mary sheridan, teacher.
'ill meet at . o'clock; The Epworth
.eague praise service will precede
he evening sermon at Z o'clock.
The Rev. J. L. Taylor. pastor Of
he Mt Salem NJ. +. Church. will
reach at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow
lorning on The Coming King"
It 130 O'Clock the Rev. Daniel
Illen, Of Wilmington, will preach.
he Sunday school will meet at
80 O'clock.
Rev. Frederick o. Overhiser.
as been confined to his home with
Minister of the Baptist Church who
lness for the past week. expects
D be able to take charge OF the
sual services in the church tomor-
Dw. His morning subject will be y,
Bounty and Economy; evening. 7
securities"
James Doris. the 7-year-old son ,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Doris Of i
haw avenue, who has been in for =
lie past two days. has developed
He and his brother. .
ohm also has the measles II
Miss Marie Reynolds OF Sixth and
elaware streets. while enroute to
er place of employment in Will
ington yesterday, fell on the stairs
nd sprained her ankle. She is con-
ned to her home.
Mrs. Frederick Eagle, Of Della
are street, near Second street. fell
l the pavement opposite her home.
nd sustained lacerations Of the
Fad.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs.
AIRY Neher, East Second street.
Id two children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
'hn Foster, Of Harmony street. are
nfined to their beds with measles.
Miss Clara Newlove, OF Delaware
rect, who has resided in this city
nee her birth moved to Whining
n yesterday.
John 7. Stoop. local hardware
erchant attended the Hardware
erchants' Association convention
Philadelphia on Thursday
John Hallman, of West Seventh