Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Getting Ready for Fourth Liberty
Loan Drive in the
District.
a,.6 CorrrSp,ndence OF Every Evening

star Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle. Sept. 2O-There is much
enthusiasm here over the coming Fourth
Liberty Loan drive and preparations for
il are going on with vigor.
The committee appointed to make
ARRANGEMENTS for the campaign IN New
Castle. Bear and State Road Will meet
this evening in the readingroom OF the
Century Club. The committee consists
of the following: From New Castle
Andrew Hryson, chairman; Rev. J. *.
Bicking, James Z. Riggs, Francis n Buck,
Joseph A. Carlin, Theodore W. Cavender,
Colonel H. y. Cavenaugh, DR. julius
Dodd. Andrew Ehason, Rev. Addison A.
Ewing. Frederick Garreau, A. Y. l..
George. A. f. Goudiss. William S Hilles,
Francis dc H. Ianvier, John r. Lambson,
W. W. Leach, Francis 2. McCallin,
Patrick McGrory, George Mclntlre, Chas.
Megginson, John NJ Mendenhall John
p. Murphy. George Pierce, Edward Y.
Platt. Joseph T. Quigley, Richard ;.
Rodney. William T. Rothwell James G..
Shaw, John T. Stoops, John +. Taylor,
James L. White, and the Rev. :. b.
Wvle; from Bear-Clayton h. Appleby,
John T. HAYES and H. H. Harrington;
from State Road-Samuel Miller; from
Farnhurst james W Foster.
Rev. George L. Street of Germantown,
Pa, has accepted the call TO the First
Baptist Church He will settle here as
soon as he can locate n home.
Through a misunderstanding OF the
date upon which the meeting of the
Parent Teachers Association would he
held. il was published as Friday Septem-
ber - Instead 1t will be held week
later, Friday, September 2S.
l.. N x-,Il hs,tl la
meeting next Monday evening, at which
there will be nomination of officers for ITS
election. There were not enough members
present at the last meeting to conduct any
business 1t IS expected that there will be
good turnout at this meeting and all
members are urged TO be present
Miss Mary Gilman, resident OF the
Ruttonwoods, entertained a number Of
friends at her home last Monday evening
Those present were Miss Dorothy Gil
man, Miss Nav Roberts. James Finley,
Ralph Spry, Byron Elliott, Paul Ryan,
Harry Ravne, Miss Matilda Wolfe, Miss
Estella Siblev, Miss Marion Bacon, Miss
Florence Davis and Morland Warren.
Word has been received Of the marriage
Rev f. c. Primm, former pastor of the
First Baptist Church, to Miss Evelyn
Howerth of West Philadelphia. Mr..
Primm is now preaching in Baltimore, Md.
MIR and Mrs George Painter, enroute
from Johnstown, Pa. where Mr. Painter
has been employed for the past year, to
their home near Atlantic City, are spend
ing few DAYS at the home of Frank
Winslow and family
Mrs. Warren Connor has accepted a
position as government Inspector for the
Bethlehem Loading Co.
Earl Sibev. who has been slightly Ill
for the past week. is rapidly improving
Molten Rogers is suffering from powder
poisoning.
Elmer White, member of the Boy
Scouts, left with Scout Executive Green
hawk. yesterday. for Maryland. From
there they will go to Virginia.
Mrs. Frank Dol>on and children were
visiting relatives in Wilmington Yesterday
John Sheridan of the Home Guards is
home on brief furlough. He is stationed
at Brooklyn, y. Y. where he has been
Corps. Mr.. Sheridan was instructor in
the Signal Corps in the Spanish-American
War
Co. * enjoying his vacation.
Mrs George Rocket, accompanied by
Mrs Cam OF Wilmington. is visiting her
daughter, Mrs James White Of The
Strand.
Paul Barr. an emplove at the Baldt
Steel Co, bruised his limb badly, yester-
day, when a flask fell over on him.
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