Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-14
NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Anniversary of First Baptist
Church to be Celebrated
Tomorrow Evening.

Song, "Jesus Reigns," ........ School
Welcome address .....-.. NORMA Le1b
Welcome address .. Alice Clayton
Recitations. Elisabeth Megginson,
Eleanor Kern.
Song, "Just Hold on Where You Are
School
Recitations Mary Gilman,
Marion Williams.
Exercise
Edgar Nfegginson, Charles Cannon
Song, Conquer the World by Kindness,
School
Recitations Dorothy Gilman,
John Megginson,
Anna Clayton, and
Martha Shaw.
Duet. Stella and Blanche Siblcy
Recitations. Lille Proud,
Gladys Clayton,
John Proud,
Wilson Cannon and
Catherine Davis.
Song. with the Sheaves In Our Hand, !"
School
Recitations. George Pipder,
Elizabeth Cannon,
Dorothy Butler.
Solo Anna Clayton
Address s....R Rev f. G. Prim
Recitation ...... Herbert Barne.
Offering.
Presentation Of Reward Books.
Song. ''Tell 1t Wherever You Go" School
Bencdiction.
Distribution of candy 20 primary class
and two Junior classes.
A finely constructed napths launch,
caught adrift in the Delaware uver,
among the floating ice, IL now In the pos
session of Manager Shaw OF the Western
Union Telegraph Co, at the station at the
foot OF Delaware street awaiting the proper
claim and identification OF the owner.
The launch was seen by Mr.. Shaw, float
ing with the tide and he secured the
services OF the captain of tug, with the
result that the derehct WAS reached and
| then towed here The launch has the
name Tornado thereon A thorough in
, spection Of the launch Was made ycster-
| dav afternoon and license found in If
and the name of W. NJ. Smart, Jr., was
| thereon There is no such name In the
| telephone directory, that would enable
| MIR. Shaw to locate such person and the
man is not known here. An advertisement
| Was nIassd in the Lost and found col
| umn' OF Every Evening. The launch
! appears tn be in excellent condition and
| little If ANYTHING the worse of the trip
without q pilot or exposure TO the eie-
ments.
James Miller, Cd, and Paul Miller, SONS
| OF Mr.. and Mrs James Miller OF the cause
wav near Moore's avenue caught In one
| OF their m,lskrat traps, Yesterday alter
noon, wildcat The animal was large IN
azc and let black in color and viii net the
youthful trappers neat SUM OF spending
money, If il ge.a into the hands OF the
right purchaser.
Thomas Con,erfori, yr-, formerly an
| assistant chemist nt the Plant OF the
Bethlehem Steel Prolectile Co. south of
this city, now in the service OF the United
States government, ha. been ordered to
Niagara Falls, n. Y, where he becomes
consulting chemist and Inspector OF nn-
| munitlon-
Several Grstcla- pointer and setter
dogt, owned by residents OF this CITY
are to be shown In the dog show IN VIII
mington, Friday evening The anlmais
are youngsters and 10 prime condition.
They are owned by James Iatton Joseph
Barnes, Edward Mcdaniel, Harry Nehcr.
John Miller, a resident of Seventh and
| Clark streets, South New Castle, who had
recently reached the half century mark,
| was buried In the Gicbe cemetery, yeeter-
| day afternoon. The cause of death was
| lung trouble. His birthplace was Hungary.
! He was connected with the First Presby-
| terrain Church. Rev. S. Beattie Wyle,
| pastor of the church, conducted the ser
| vice at the home and the committal at the
| cemetery.
William Kuebler Will entertain at a
| musicale at The Louise, this evening the
| members OF the Young Mems Association
Of the First Presbyterian Church and
pleasing affair viii be provided A
| luncheon will be served by Mine Host
Res
At the Hotel Nobis IN Wilmington on
Tuesday night about fifteen employees OF
the Baldt Works of the Penn-Seaboard
| Steel Co rendered a supper to G. +.
Hixenburgh, who is leaving to take a
| position in the government service. He
was presented with handsome travelling
bag by the men.
Thomas Leonard is III at his home with
| typhoid fever Mr.. Leonard is employed
at the Bethlehem plant.
Wanted or three young ladies
| for general Office work Good figuring
and good penmanship required. Viii
rnington Fibre Speciality Co.-Adv.
Fresh supply chocolate chernes, 45 cts.
! lb Z, Challenger and Son, Prescription
| Pharmacists.-Ady.
We have Just received big display of
fine tooth brushes, 20 to 35 cents. E.
Challenger and Son, Prescription Phar-
macists.-Adv.
For Sale-Frame house, SIX rooms,
western section.-P, o. Box ID, New
CaetIe