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TWO The Evening Journal Rural New Castle County News New Castle-Newark Delaware City Elsmere Richardson Park Bellefontc THREATENS DISSOLUTION OF PARK CIVIC GROUP CHAPLAIN AIKEN SUNDAY SCHOOL KREBS SCHOOL MEETINGS ARE NEW CASTLE' SCHOOL READY FOR USE SOON PROF. ELLIS TO TALK BEFORE RETURNS AFTER CONVENTION TRANSPORT DUTYlllONORS FOR OCT, he the guest of the Middletown Club. The newly fleeted officers are: Honorary president, Ellaiioth Ty bout, pre? Mm Helen vice-president. Miss Mar-Jorte Lynam; secretary, Mrs. Marguerite Hunt; treasurer.

Mrs. Grace Z. Richards, prrM nil re.xindenl, Mi Elizabeth D. Roberts. REVIVAL OPENS AT EBENEZER CHURCH Special to The Evening Journal.

MERMAID. Nov. 13 A re. vlval campaign will open tomorrow evening at Eben'zer M. E.

Chu ch, Pleasant Hill and will continue each evening until November 30th. Tha opening fervice evening, at 7.30 o'clock, will be in charge of the Rev. John pns'or of Head of Christiana Prebyterlan Church. The special music featur. ing 'ach meeting will be conducted by the Rev.

and Mrs. R. M. Cask.e, singing evangelists from Baltimore, Md. The Rev.

Sidney J. Bradley, pastor of the church, announces the speakers for the coming week as follows Monday, the Rev. Franklin Ferguson, a student at the University of Delaware: Tuesday, Rov. Bralley; Wednesday, the. Rev.

R. M. Caskie; CENTURY CLUB Firmin Swinncn Will Give Another Organ Recital iMonday Night POSTOFFICK TO Hi: PAINTHI) Sfclal to The Evening Journal Training Schools for En listed Men at Fort DuPont Started ILL CONTINUL UNTIL MARCH Sprrinl to The Evening Journal laud Panama. He will again take charge of all services In the Service Club at the post tomorrow. Sunday school will be held at 9 30 o'clock is in The training schools for the en NEWARK, Del, Nov.

Prof. DELAWARE CITY, Del Nov. 15 Warren Ellis, of Die University Major William A. Aiken, rraaplaln, of Delaware faculty, will be the "returned to Fort DuPont yesterday ernoon. His subject will lie "My Im-1 transport duly between New York ATTENDED BY Five Points Leader Would Put Charter Annulment Up to Members NEGRO GIVEN 60 DAYS AS TIPSY DRIVER Special to The Evening Journal RICHARDSON PARK, Nov.

1 The F.ve Points Civic Association organized 10 years ago to improve school, streets, mall delivery, fire protection and other civic conditions here will be dissolved and Its charter annulled, unless refident.s show more Interest. This was the warning sounded at the semi-monthly meeting of the association last night in the Community Hall by Harry H. Selmes, the president. The meetings of the Civic association have dwindled down until for the past three or more years, few have attended them but the members of the Five Points Fire Company. At last night's meeting, the firemen protested that it was useless to continue the Civic body when they were doing all the civic work In the community.

Under the Civic Association's charter, every firemen mun be a member of the Civic Association. The association cwns the f.re apparatus, the community hall and fire houfe. At the present time, there are more than 100 members in the association with about 75 In good stand. ng. Of this number, 60 are membera of the fire company and are paying dues in the two organizations.

Several years ago, the civic Association hao. memoorsnlp OI nearly S00. The suggestion of dissolving the clvlc Association and the annul ng of the charter was discussed at lenK'h at th meftlrw last night and it wa-s flnal-y aTeed that every member should he ncrtlfleri of thp nronosal and 8 social meeting called to discu's the FIREMEN ONLY HAS ATTENDANCE Safety Council Branch Organized by Pupils at Newport OR. H. R.

McDADE ASSEMBLY SPEAKER Sjierial to The Evening Journal NEWPORT, Nov. 15 The Krebs School Newport was awarded the attendance banner In New Castle r- t- -age of attendance In the elementary schools for October, or 97 3 per cent. The local school board will hold Its montly business meeting on Tuesday evening In the school The Parent-Teacher Association cf Ith Kr'b School will meet In the Miss Orace Balrd of Delaware Safety Council visited the school this w-ek and organized a Safety Council. Miss Alma Spencer faculty advisor. The officers elected were: President, Kenneth Jones; vice-president, Michael Santuccl; treasurer.

Julia Var-11; secreta-y, Mad da Davis. Membership commlt- tee: Ruth Sanderson, Matilda Davis lira A Losilo Tull a.s appointed to look after newspaper publicity; Miss Ruth oMuTfsjii sui or in cnarite OI QUI- lecn board aniiouneenvntR, and John Sweeny, publicity, In the Deln- ware Safety Council magazine. The Inspection committee Includes Bur bara IMumllne Rili. nrl Vmln Davis i Paul Mavs was appointed Captain ih. line.

Wlllard Selby. Vera Ferguson, I 3. r. 'and Ruth Harris The rmmeil ill a hu.sine. th.

9 at the achnnl The Kreba volley-ball team play I listed men of the First Engineers on Tuesday evening The club will begin the litter part of this month to hold meetings at the hwnPi of members. Two y.ing women will bf hostesses faeh Mondav venlng The Men's League of thf First Baptist Chiirrh w.il entertain thf baseball team of thf North Baptist Church of Wilmington next Tues day fvening In thf aortal room of Dougherty's store. I Mr.s. Harry S. Nfwlovf of West Fourth street who has been con- fined to her bed for thf past two weeks Is Improving.

Ml.su Elizabeth I). Roberts loft last night for New York C.ty where she will spend thf week end with friend In Immaniiel Episcopal Church on Sunday morning thf Rev. Joseph Earp will officiate at early servlcf al 7 oelork. Church school. W.

Norman Banks, superintendent al 45; and morning prayer and ser- mon at 11. In the Baptist Church, the Rev. George F. Hanson, pastor, tomorrow the services will be: Sunday School at 10 o'clock, In charge of Charles Lelb, superintendent; missionary sermon by the pastor at II: and sermon bv the pastor at 730. subject.

"Chmbng Up Home Olher Way" The Hev. Thomas Van Dvkf. pPRIOr Ol Hir nrv, i .1.. II. Church announced la.st nipht thst beginning tomorrow there will be two eek.s of special evanKe-llstic In that church.

At 10 30 o'clock tomorrow morning the pas'or will preach on "The hleal Church Sunday Hrhool will meet at 12, with W. Courtlandt Plndor, iup- erintendent. In charge; 7 30, the pastor will (ireiuh on "fed Tlnje and There will be meot'nip every night noxl week except Shi- urady beginning a' 7 30. Tie pastor will be afwsMod In the meef.ncs by Mixs Hall, of M.irlon, Md Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur ifm oi Fort DuPont have now been start ed and will continue without lnter- rnl.sMon until March 1. The schools hve been divided into the following classes: Reruns basic, specialists and non-commlsMoned officers. The training of the recruits will cover the following studies: Articles of war, post standing ordors, mill- tnry courtesy, customs of service, hlilnn. the Ifirt ivr. I of quarters, care of arms and equip- nient.

la'truction of the soldier, with nnu wiu-iiiiii aim. c.ur tt.iirr ni hi, school or the squad, interior guard dutv and calisthenics. Tlieso soldiers enrolled tn th en- listed men i basic group will take up the follnulnff which will be taueht i bv the company c-inmanders. gen-: era! military subjects including in-1 i Business Girls' Club to Install Officers Monday Sightlth- ians to Have Class Initiation-Sea Scouts on Shore During the Winter TOESTERTAIS BASEBALL TEAM Special to Th Evening Journal. NEW CASTLE, Nov.

15. Adflphia Lodge. No. Knights of Pythias, last deckled to hold a class inlUattln next month, when the ranks rill be put on In dramatic form by visiting degrfe teams to be selected by Part Orand Chancellor Albert Wiihelme, who la capta of the degree team of Adflphia. Some candidatfs have been elected.

A heavy fog enveloped the Delaware river and the many roadways In this vicinity on Thursday and yesterday causing traffic to slow up. It is expected bv membera of the Board of Education that the new William Penn school, will be readv for occupancy Immediately following the Christmas holidays. The activities of the Sea Scout division of Troop No. 2, Boy Scouts of America, have been discontinued a.s far as the operation of the soon', pleasure craft, "Scout Lore" Is concerned. Assistant Scout Master Ek-ridge, said the member of this division under hla supervision and making aalls and other equipment for the craft this winter and by spring would have the craft In order lor week-end outings.

The alumni association of the New-Cast; high school of whirh Muss Esther N. rry tf chairman, has completed plans for their annual winter social affair which wU take place In the Opera House next Thursday evening at whirh time a public card and bingo party will be Twenty-fle members ot the association have each obligated themselves for one table. Bridge, 500 and bingo will be p'aved. M-ss Berry la acting as general chairman ot tne party. The proceeds will benefit the Scholarship Fund.

At the weekly meeting of the Business Girl's Club to bf held in the club room next Monday evening, officer will be installed. Plans will also be completed for the tr.p to Middle town on Monday evening. No vember 24, when the local girls will REVIVAL SERVACE CLOSES AT BRACK-EX Special to The Evening Journal. ELSMERE, Nov. 15 -The Parent-Teacher Association of the Oak Orove wJ'.

ho.d a dance I this evening In the auditorium of the i i piemlon of Newaik" At the organ recit.il in be'I mm ny j-irmin on evening starting at 7 oclk, thf following program UI presented: "Prelude In Minor." J. P. Rach: "Meditation." J. Massenet; Ballet Egyptian," A. Lulgml; 'Sketch No.

4" It. Schumann; "Second Hiiidar-lan Rhapsody." F. I.Lst; "Iargo." O. Handel; "Scotch W. Macfariane Postmasier William H.

Evans has called for bids for the paining of the Interior of the pustofllce building to be received up to December 1. On December 1 the.se bids Mil be (loiiod and tabulaieo. and the con- tract awarded. KlH lf ItatlOIlS mav be Tlie Womeius' Hisne Miss.onary So-j cloty of tlw Methodist EpLscoial Church will hold Its monthly meeting next Thursday afternoon In the church at 2.30 o'clock. Mrs.

W. A. Wllklson will be the group leader Mrs. James tiregg and son are spending a week at Rock Hall as the guests of Mts. (ireggs parents.

Mr. and Mrs. John Wanner has returned after spending seve.al days In Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs John Woes.

of f'o' have returned lifer I. .1 tf sim vi i 11. i. i noios at tile lll.ie lien lea Kooin. Al the benefit party held line nome or Miss right on Wednesday afterncon tor the Wei-1 fare Committee, Mrs Helen 'chairman, announced thev had Liken in iii iar.

i ne money win ne 1 lp Tus, George Plum- will have charge ot Mrs. Weeks' sister and her; subject. No date was set for the F. 'ed tlw Mt. Pleasant school team hw brought up at trie 'trior guard duty, doffn.se ana ins I and rifle flrliie n.neerinir suhleets 1 rariw'titrv nH riciini.

man! rBftniff Me if I fnrtincntlnns engin-1 wr Teconnalssance. explosives, ire rare of enpm-er tools, roads and hririiie 1 Members nf the enlisted men's! vriiiui rtivisinn will ntuHu hieV. smith and horse snoeing. weininc "enney; riewi j-wuiicaiion. to l.etn Koninsnn; inemica.

tt M.l. tn 11 T.fnnt i ii: 1 1 in ii mum. lor the needy at Christmas Hint and cutting, aftlng, sign painting children on the "The Mean-or when neceaaary. carpentering. bugling.

Ing of Armistice Day." Miss M.uparrt Vinslnger. ri uigliter eKnfany clerks, motion picture op-, The supper held this week by the of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Vmsmgr, who orator's course and plumbing. Aid Society of Newport M. has been studying abroad this year, Th' non-commissioned offtrers' Church netted $15. will sail from tomorrow for school will commence on Monday The Mlnquas Fire Company held New Mias Vinslnger is exjiect-j when a demolition course under thean o'd fashioned dance In the engine rd to arrive in Ncwak in about ten Inniriictirn of Lieut O.strand will be house on "Tiursday evening. They da vs or two works.

'started This course, however, will will liold another fiance next Thurs- Mr. and Mrs J. Blery and rhll- continue only until November 28. day evening, dron will spend the week-end in Other schools to be offered th? i The Minquas Fir? Company and Philadelphia. (non-commissioned officers with the Indies' Auxiliary held a bingo and Mim Betty Johnston, daughter of flairs of beginning and ending and party In the engine house last Mr.

and Mrs. J. K. Johnston Is Instructor are as follows Rig- evening. MUs Myrtle Stnlth won the fined to her home )th an' Injured KlnR' lV(y 1 10 instructor.

door prle last evening. Lieut. Person; Mathematics, and; The Nepohekroco Branch of Camp Mss Catherine Townsend will be 1 Janimry 2 to 27, Liut Fire Oir's held a "OH Together'' and Gospel Illustrators to Meet With Body Here Next Thursday MANY SPEAKERS ON THE PROGRAM The fourth annual state Gospel Illustrators convention will convene in First-Central Presbyterian Church, next Thursday afternoon and evening, In conjunction with the New Pot! Mnnrliv SVhnol As- fcocatlon. The object of the Go.spcl Illustra tors Association Is to teach truths ihrouch the eve-Bate, bv means of objecUv black board talks, chanw. stories, pageantry, rea; that the truths presented in thi way can be letained much longer than rxlng presented In any other way.

Thji the only Convention of its king in the world. Between 1 and 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon, previous to the convention in the convention church, a number of objen lessons will be presented by Sunday school and young peoples' workers to those who would care ts secure help for their work In various phases of church and Sunday school. The convention proper will open at 2 o'clock, with M.sg Orare Eaird. the president of the Gospel Illustrators of the State of Delaware, presiding. The Rev.

Raymond W. White, pastor of the Peninsula M. P. Church, will hnve charge of the devotions. At 3 the GospcJ Illustrators will meet In one Joint a'sembiy with the Ncwr Castle County 8.

S. Association to hear Wade Smith, nationally know Sunday School worker. Mrs. David A. Hay of the First Methodist Protestant Church, Wilmington, Mrs.

Jcsie S. Willis, member of Executive Committee of Gospel Illus- iraiors oi vniorita. iii. wniun a. secretary-treasurer of Gospel Illuitrators of DeTware, Miss Ethel WUson, fromi of Gospel Illustrators of America and others also will speak.

At 6 o'clock a supper conference will be held In the dining hall of the church. At 8 o'clock tlie Oospcl Illustrators of Delaware and the New Castle County Sunday School A-ssrclatlon will unite In the evning meeting with the Rev. Clarence S. Long, pastor 'of Old Pine Street Presby terian Church, Philadelphia, the president of the Gospel Illustrators i rf America the Rv W. Dan n.nnauer p.vtor of Parkslde Bap- st Church, Camden, N.

3., f.ecre- Gnsnel lustra tors of America and the Rev. J. R. Blcking of the Scott M. E.

Church, Wilmington, speaking. Every Christian worker Is Invited to attend th? convention. SUSSEX ENDEAVORERS HOLD BANQUET Sjiecial to The Evening Journal. DELMAR. Nov.

15 The first annual banqir-t of the Sussex County C. E. Union was held in the social hall of the Delmar Methodlsi Protestant Church Thursday evening. The room was deco-ated in red and white crepe pnpfr, the colors of the organization, and red and white C. E.

flags, while each guest, members of the orchestra and the waitresses were provided with red and white crepe paper hats. Music was furnished by Elton Hearne's Orchestra with Leo Ernest Culver, and Mrs. Ralph E. Nichols assisting Mr. Hearne.

Ralph E. Nichols, president of the Sussex County Union, acted as toa-stmastcr. There were approximately sixty-five guests from various points In the county, including six of th? State offlctrs from Wilmington. The lat ter were Miss Emma Huey, president of the Delaware State C. E.

Union, Miss Dorothy Misslmer, Mis Ber-nice Marriner. Mrs. J. H. Arnold, Miss Iois Lessey and Henry Gass.

The program was a.s follows: Song ld by the Rev. J. L. Nichols, pastor of the Milford M. P.

Church, County C. E. chorister. Invocation by the Rev. J.

T. Bailey, pastor of the Del-mar Church: address of welcome by the Rev. L. C. Randall, pastor of the Milton M.

P. Church, and pastoral counselor of the county union, musical selection bv the orchestra; musical "The Land of Beginning Again." by Miss Helen Chip-man; address. "Travellers, not by the Rev. T. C.

Mulligan, pa.stor of St. Paul's M. P. Church, Cambridge, quartet, the Rev. J.

T. Bailey, R. C. Sturgis, T. R.

Phillips and C. Robert Powell; song, "Blest Be the Tie mat uinasr followed by the Mlzpah The John Jacob Astor house, headquarters of the American Fur Company In 1780, at Mackinac Island, has been purchased by the county and will be preserved. Ing the nurses' reunion the past few days. COOCH'S BRIDGE APPLES Choir hind-yirhrd SUrmtn H'lnMapi. Dark rrS.

Jnlry and with the fftmons HON Hil FI.AVOR. It (XI II Jcr feuhl. AU rails shara. Ana for tldrr, TOOCH FARM, raath'a Rridfa. I the guest this week-end of Mivs Ro-1 wona Wcods, at Drexel Manor, I Miss Margaret Hamilton Ol iz inucsuny, me itev.

urnaiey- Fri- da'- 'he Rev. Oliver C. Collins, pas. jIor oi juarsnauion M. E.

Church. There will be no meetings on the two Saturday evenings during the special revival services. The members of the Three-in-One Home DemonsfBtlon Club elected officers for the cmlng year are; Mrs. Edwin Guthrie, president: Mrs. Wlnlfleld Wh.teman.

vice-president; Mrs. A. T. Buckingham, secretary; Mrs. Robert Major, treasurer.

The short stretch of road connecting the road at Milltow'n via the Del -Castle Farms to the. Creek road, which has been under construction was opened this week to traffic. The Improved road-bed is macadam. Last year, a portion of the road was improved and now the entire stretch has been resurfaced. The work was done bv W.

H. Hollingsworth, contractor. At the monthly meeting of the Clay Creek Aid Society, on Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wodward.

the following officers were elected: President, Howard M. Pierson, vice-president, Idward Springer: secretary; Miss Mildred Armstrong, treasurer: Mrs. Horace P. DennLson. A short one act play "Pcrtnor from Spain" was presented during the social program with Mrs.

D. M. Buckingham. Mrs. Haw jr Woodward, Margaret and Mrs.

Lesiie Woodward as the cast. Tne Harmony Quartet snng two selections, "Nancy, My Yellow Ros-' tni 'Aid will Shtne Tonlte." A violin solo was given by Master Freder'ck Woodward. Readings were contributed by Mrs. I. G.

Klair. Mrs. H. P. Dennlson.

William Moore, Ann'e Klair and Mrs. Annie Detinison. A veoal duet was given by Mr. and Mrs. Rob-rt M.

Walker. The Aid Society Journal for November wis given bv Mrs. Leslie Shakespeare. Mrs. William Moore read the budsrt box.

Little Miss Dorothy Woodward plaved a.s plann folo. The December meeting of the society will be held nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wodward In Horke.win. The Wlmodaasis Home Demonstration Club will meet on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Dayton Peoples, at the Cedars. Annual election of officers will take place. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pierson, of Pleasant Hill scent Wednesday In Phfladelphla and Camden, New Jersey.

RETURNS TO LIBERIA Special to The Evening Journal. RIDGELY. Nov. 15 Miss Mary Martin, missionary to Liberia. Africa, after spending a leave of absence at her home in Tuekahoe Nock, left this week to return to the mission She took with her a box of pictures, toys, hooks and clothing, slso a purpe of money, from the primary department of the Methodist Fplsropal Sunday School of Hills-boro, of whleh the Rev.

W. Event Is pn'tor, and from th? Parent-Teachers Association of HilLd'oro. expe-ts to retch tlrr- vr Christmas celebration with her pupils. The annual chicken and waffle supper of St. Paul's Reformed church win be held in 'he recreation rooms of the church on Nov.

19 and 20. A bake and rummage sale for the benefit of St. Benedict's Catholic church Is being hold In the room next to the post offlco todav. Mrs. Thomas M.

Ryan formerly, of W.lmington, Is In charge. HANDSOMELY SAID GIRL (to man who has b-cn driven Into from behind): My father has sent me to sav he Is sorry. GALLANT GOLFER; And a very handsome apology, too. Hummel, Hamburg. INlillMh-lphlo fill (I Clu-KiVr laVaa Mt WEEK-DAYS (Etrrpi Kalurdar) tr.

Wllmlnjton and Pblladrlphla, OU A. M-, Soon, 4.1.1, 7.SII P. M. srSinAVS. TflSiKilVISO L.

Wllmlnrton and Phlladrlphla, 1 A. M.I I UK, 4.1.1, 1.M P. M. WINTER RATI.I: Vrk-dit, inrlodlnf Salordiro. S.l Round Trip.

Kundars aad Thankltln Trip. ONE school. elected; President, J. Clifford, Vlcf- The Women'! Sk let I president, E. fi.

Armstrong; financial of the Elamere Presbyterian Church secretary, 8. Smith; recording will be entertained at a Reciprocity secretary, George E. treas-Dav meetlncr and enteria w.th "rpr- Charles Heathcote; nre chief, Charies Knlcht, Howard Hollidav 1 members were admitted to the and George I. Bendlor, ail of this Plans were made for the place, will serve as Jurors in the'wlnt-r activities, and throe of the Court of Genera! S-sslons, Wilmlng- working for the rank ton. atnrtim Mondav.

T.miibearer. A special committee Wallace Shook will report on Mon-'had arranged a program of games, riav, Noiember 22. as a Juror In the md refreshments were served. Court of Over and Terminer. At Newport M.

E. Church a special Marshall Deriickson of Mais, is spending several weeks nerr us n. ls mm ivirs Herbert Derrlck.son. Mi'. Derrickson r.

is employed by the government as an Insnect.ir on the dredce Mlnnuasl Sandwich The Itev. Franklin Stevens, i pa.stor, will preach In the local Pros- noon. bvtertan Church tomorrow morning Mrs. W. Maelary, Harry, Al-nt 10 30 mid again in the ev-nlng f''d and El'a Mao Maelary ar? at 7 3d Sunday school will be held spending a few days at Townsend, at 114a In charge of Harry C.

Price I Del as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. mfpf'nff hciwever 1. The inactivity on the part of close of the regular business period by Mr. Kelmes, who Is now serving his third term as president.

He stated that with the annual meeting but. two months off. It was going to bo hard for the Civic Association to find men who would serve as officers. He deplored the lack of Interest on the part of residents and said the active civic work had been carried on by the firemen. During the discussion that follow- ed, It imivu mm, biui'jui the firemen me nioouiiss oi in--- Civic Association could not be Foveral of the firemen present stated that nine tenths of their members would not attend the Civ.c Association meetings, If It was not to support Mr.

Selmes, who Is an officer of the Fire Company. Several of tne firemen present openly asserted they were not interested in civic matters. The Civic Association since its or ganization, has brought about manv rivl. Ininrnvemett.s Tt KnnnsrvpH I.Vi present Road tax bill as well as other matters of legislation. One of Its first achievements was the establishment of house to house mail delivery here.

It. has also tr.kon an active part In providing fire protection for th'-s section. Magistrate Lister la.st night sentenced Leonard Lankford. colored, of Ifocke.ssin, to serve 60 days In the workhouse and to pay a fine of $200 and casts on a charge of operating an automobile while drunk. The arrest was made by Officer Hession of the Stat highway police.

Norman Lane was $10 and costs on a charge of reckle driving. Lane was arrested by Officer Bush of the County Police department. Mrs. Wilbur M. Bantz.

wife of the pastor of the Church of the Brethern was tendered a birthday surpre party last night at the church parsonage. Mrs. Bantz received a numoer of handsome gifts. The party was given by the Sunday school class taught by Mrs. Bantz.

Mrs. George August will be chairman of the program committee at the social meet ng of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Fire company, Tuesday night. The affair will be held In the Community Hall. On Wednesday evening, the Auxiliary will hold a bingo party in the hall. The committee in charge consists of Mrs.

William Prhueler, Mrs. John Bush and Mrs. Fred Hope. The Men's Bible class of the Richardson Park M. E.

Church will meet In the church house, next Tuesday night, at 8 o'clock. J. W. Vinlng. superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League for Delaware will be the speaker.

Tt'XEDO PARK HAPPENINGS Special to The Evening Journal. TUXFJXi PARK, Nov, 15. The Tuxedo Park Civic Association will hold Its monthly business session on Monday evening at the home of Elbert Pelffer. Norman DeShong and daughters, the Mlscs Dorothy and Beryl De- cIiaiib ir. fionHlni7 th week-end at MoConnellsburg.

as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Site. Miss Janet Birch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

L. C. Birch, cf No. 3 Delaware avenue. Tuxedo Park, who recently underwent an operation at the Homeopathic Hospital, for mastoid ear, has been removed to her home, and her condition is somewhRt improved.

Mrs. Arthur Chillas, who Is a graduate of the University Hospital, Ii, JWt yirt uu.iiih -I lie nrv m.i..imi preach tn the N-w Castle terian i nurrn at morrow on of the Sou. the Sund-'y School will meet at 12 o'clock, wrh Frank ling. sup- erntendent In rhaige; "Paul Be corn's a Christian w-ill be the eitn.ng Hrninn subject. crvres tcmorrow In Mt.

Salem E. Churth the Rev. W.i'erw. pa.stor. wiU be: At 10 30.

sermon bv the pastor, 12 30 Pupflav School; 3 30 the pastor, Junior choir and congregation will worehip at Newport; 7 30 sermon by the pas'or. FIRE COMPANY ELECTS OFFICERS Special to The Evening Journal. A R' A I.LTON. Nov 14 -At the business meeting of the Cranston Heights Fire Company the following oftV ois for the coining year were I Robert S. Crocs, elected for the ele- enth consecutive year; first assistant chief, Charles Woodward; second ass.

sunt chief, (leotge Splinter. The following directors weie also (loo: to Haigh. Clifford Brown, Waller Peters, Sr ljBfnyette Thomptn Auditors elected at the meeting were William Hucon, Charles logan and Oliver McImiii. Mrs George Mctinirk, of the Mill Creek Fire Company Ijidlcs' Autilllary, who has been con Im'd to l.ci' home foi tl.e jviii wot'its 1 Improving The members of tl.e Lad if' Auxiliary of the Mill (ioek Flie Company tendered a mrprise birthday party to Mrs- Jame.s Fkien, of M.ir-shallton, her home Lut In honor of her annuel v. Mrs.

lien was presented with many gifts 'evening was in iiium. The and a.iMi::ny crvcd ivfreshmonts. DamMig was enjoyed. TIiom- weio Mrs. Once Milbourne.

Mis. William BUkxI, Mrs William minder. Mis F.rnest Work, Mrs. James Eden. Mis Reuben Brow n.

Mrs. Flos nice Broiul- bent. Mrs. Oliver Jester, Mrs Evelyn Brosdbent, M.S. George Copes, Mrs Fred 5eal.

Mrs Dorothy Coats. Mrs Harrv Chambers, Mrs. Frederick i Burnlte, Miss Helen Drake, Miss I phily.ss Eden and Clementh Eden The big Windsor truck of the Cranston Heights Fire Company which has been off duly for the past three weeks, while being repaired In Wilmington was returned to the local company yesterday, a new motor having been Installed. Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Simpson x. 6 hfme alter spending several davs in Cam. bridge, Md. Mr. and Mrs.

James of Mar- r'' spending this week-end with Mrs. John Trotter nmiui i phia, Pa. Mrs William Bristow i. sivenrilnJ several davs tha week with Mrs i 'Emma Ehart, of the Cedars, Edward FIMier, 0f Philadelphia Pa, spent several days this week with Mr md Mrs. William Bakrr, of Marshall- 'ton.

Mrs. A H. Henry, of Fnford, Del, has boon the guest this wck of iV Thursday, with a score of 30 to 7, in favor of Krhs rr Honarrt Mr-nnHn n.tor nf th Nownnrt Vf nimreVi srmniy of the school, adflre.Med the stx iai meeting on rnursday evening ai tne Krcos school. Tn-re were Kn i sesMnn, several new Thanksgiving service will oe neld on inannseiving morning ai id ociock cvniiv n. cneniin ihh week at Hopewell.

Md, as the guest -eif ni TfAnoweil uh ih i of Lie Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Whedbee.

Mr. nc! Mrs. William Hanna are receiving congratulations on mc birth of a son, born yesterday atter- phrey of Smyrna, pastor evangelist of the presbytery of Now Castle. The special will come to a close next Friday evening, In the Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow morning at 10 30, the Ssrniment of the lord's Supper will lw observed followed by a sermon by the Rev. h.

W. Ewing. Tlie usual Sunday school session will be h-ld 1145 with Judson J. Northrup as superintendent. In the evening at (1 45 the Fnworth topic for the will be "What does it mean to believe? The the Rev.

Preston W. Spence. will preach in the eve- ning al 7.30 on the subject 'The Gentlemen Christian." Old Glory Council No. 12, J. O.

U. A. M. will attend this service tn a body On Monday evening in the chapel at 7 30 there will be an Epworth league business meeting and on Tuesday evening a meeting of-th? Official Board at the same place. I Ion.

sjietit the pa: fe.i days as the giie.t or Muss Lelyn Stoll. while attending the teachers' meeting being held here Joseph McVey Is in New York on a business tup. Colonel and Mrs P. J. Smith have us tie gnosis Chaplain and Mrs.

('. Watk.ns, who have to. turned to the tinted Wales sflfr i or ine nasi inrec years at ron Shatter fori Shatter, Honolulu, i II. hi.ii :ijn.im and Mrs. walkins will remain here for a few davs, and Q-llI thru tM.lAi I.TIHI1, nere i mplant Walk.

us has been ns.si::ued, Kl AM TT n)f. Evening KENNETT Syl'ARK, Ph. Nov IV The held meeting at the Kennoit Sqiwre Country Clill) on Thuisday evcniiit; "FalP' was tJie which John Wood, a Phllailelphia Lion, gave a talk on Tne fall meeting of the Chester Coiiiiv I'Vderaiion of Women's Cl'ii, was held tie Research Club ol Gsloid on Thiu.sdav afternoon Twehe meinlicis New CentuM this Mis. I mil Mixith, express street, two a.s the gue.i of William C. Mirgatroyd, ill Wilmington.

Mi John Crnier and daugh'e Doiuiiiv and Vi: weie on Carl (V returned on Thuudnv aftr sendliK a few davs in New York City. I ikhuiis Woi ral! was h.vst to number of his fr.onc! on Wodne.vU -i when he entertained them to a rab bit and pheasant dinner. Mrs R. T. Weaver IS seriously 111 at her home on South Union siieet, with bronchial pneumonia.

Miw Mary Scarlett will open her kindergarten In Library Hall next Monday, She will succeed Mrs, Flias Augur, who has moved from, Kennel t. C. Gilbert Hselett, of the Kennett i i i i i i The Christian Endeavor Society williC. P. Donovan.

imoet at (1 4.S The topic will be The Parent-Teacher Association Is an examp'e of Steward-f Smnton school district will 'ship" hold their monthly business session The we-klv pi aver service usually Tliureday evening in the Stanton hel.l Wednesday evening will rot school. he ld this week "and the members will C. P. Dickey who has ben enn-l attend revival services the. to hi.s home by illness, is re-I -ohm's Church.

1''- ted to be slightly improved. Jiiil.son Northrup and H-irrv Hmst Seward, of State Road will Webb, two members of the Ileal spend the week-end here with his school board, attended the moottn lamily. i' M.l.iiell lla'l. University of i Delaw are, yeslerdav morning at 10 30 held under the auspices of th State Revival services will be held In the Department of Education for boards St (ienrgea Presbyterian Church of school trustees commencing Monday evening at 7.30. Tlie John E.

Dian will con-, The will be In charge of th" duct masfes in St. Paul Rev. w. W. Hants, pastor, who will Church tomorrow morning at 8 30 be assisted by the Rev.

John Huui- the Missionary Society of Red Ciay Orfek Presbyterian Church at Red Creek on Wednesday The Epworth League of Brack-Ex M. E. Church w.ll hold fpecifj religious services for men at the New Castle County Workhouse tomorrow morning at 9 30 o'clock. The revival services, which have been held at Brack-Ex M. E.

Church during the past two weeks nere brought to close last evening, when the Rev. J. H. Vaughn, pastor of Stanton M. E.

Church preached and conducted the song service. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Eastman.

II South Clifton avenue, Brack-Ex. entertained a few friends at dinner at their home last evening. Tlie fruests included Mrs. John Hayes, Miss Helen Haves. Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. StaatA and danehter Joan. Miss Mary Eastman.

Miss Marv Haves Eastman and Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Eastman. Mrs.

Frederick Prestowitz, of Brookland Terra re, spent yesterday I with friends in Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs. John W. Wharton, of Roselle, Is spend.

ng today In Washington, D. C. attending a reunion of Keymar Colle-Kf. Miss Alice Patten, of Cecilton, w-as the guest yesterriav of Mr. end Mrs.

Fred Patten of Spruce avenue, Oak Grove. Ritner C. Hall, of Roselawn sve- nue. Roselle, who suffered a relapse following a tonsil operation In the Wilmington Genial Hospital this week was reported Improving todav. Mrs.

Daniel B. CaTey, of Frank-lord, was the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wharton, of Roselle.

Me rriman Allen, of Oak Grove, who iinii.ui uai iiiur( aim I has been ill at his home for ome- time is slowly improving Miss Emma Read. Mrs. Rowland Magaw. Mrs. Charles H.

Hen-man and Mrs. Eleanor MrKeever, of I Roselle, spent yesterday In Philadelphia, Pa. THE END "I have a little attachment here for your radio set." 'Thanks, Smith. Lei's have a look It" It's Just a rope and brick, and the riser's the second turn on tr left, Pele Mele, Para, I and 10 ociock. The usual Siind.iv school session ill be held at 1.30 ocock.

I Mrs. Mary Brunt and wo children of New Ymk City, have be'n spend- Ing several days here with Mrs i Catherine Lusardi and family. I Mr, and Mrs. Merritt Padlcy of P'lin's -Grove, J. are here fori the wek-end with his brother and sister-in-law.

Mr. and Mrs. James Tadley. and family, Sunday school will be held In Srlders will conduct the evening service and prsyer at 7 m. Th? Rov.

Walter W. Harris, pastor, Preach In the St. Georges Pros- bytetian mui-cii tomorrow' morning at II. Sunday school will bo held at 12.15 p. in charge of Mrs.

Pear O. Harris and Mrs. R. T. Claim, Jr.

The Rev, Harris will preach in the Port Penn Presbyterian Church to- morrow evening at 730, Sunday I school will be h-ld at 10 a. m. In charge of William McMullin, Jr. Realty Compuny spent Thursday Christ Episcopal Church tomorrow League will meet under the leader-Philadelphia on business. afternoon at 2 30.

The Rev. W. 1 ship of Mrs. J. Northrup.

Tlie Th show "Listen Ladle." given niursdav and last night in the Fire- i men's Audilorliim, by lo. al talent and I pon.red by the American Leg suecesi. Most millionaires probably reside 1 in the east, but tlie really big silo's hail from City i Piess. i SVIO'T J. VUI1U1S, oi Marshalltor.

I Philadelphia, has been attend-.