Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
NEWS Of THE DAY
AT NEW CASTLE
Sugar Supply in the City Limited
and Not Much Hope of Early
Relief in the City.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle. Dec. Tomorrow morn
ing at the Methodist Church the sac'a-
ment of the lords Supper will be adj
ministcrcd In the evening at 7.30 the
speaker will be Miss Clarabelle Smith, a
returned missionary from China, who viii
represent the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sion3rv Society.
At the BAPTIST Church tomorrow at ii
o'clock Habit in Spiritual Life viii be
the subject The Lords Supper will be
observed at the morning service; at 80
THE Prodigal Sons Epitaph' will be
the subject.
Rev. s. Bcattie Wylie will administer
the Lords Supper in the Presbyterian
Church in the morning in addition To the
regular services.
On Tuesday evening the quarterly con-
ference will be conducted in the Nj. T..
Church by District Superintendent " att.
Miss Black will be out of town during
the next two weeks During her absence
fhc Home Service of the Red Cross will
ba attended TO by Miss Carrie Gemmill.
The reception of the new members OF
the b. V VI. Sodality at st. Peter's
Church will be held tomorrow evening Mt
730
In addition to the regular services in
the Episcopal Church holy communion
will be observed
Miss Laura Armpriester, who has been
under treatment at Delaware Hospital,
will be brought home tomorrow.
AZ an election Of officers of the Athletic
Assoc'ation OF New Castle High School
the following were chosen: President,
Edward Stewart; vlce-prcsident, Merton
White: secretary Edna Decmcr. treas
lrer. Doug las Proud
lillian Sanders spent last evening IN
this city visiting friends
Miss Fleanora Marks Of Philadelphia
who has been Spending several DAYS N
thus city, visiting relatives, has returned
10 her home.
4 very enjoy able limo Was had AZ the
Home and School meeting, last evening
in the High Sch ool 4 special program
was rendered, with much success
An important meeting OF the Jr. a. L.
A NJ viii to held in tho lodge room on
Tuesday evening.
Thr Red Men will hold their regular
meeting on Monday evening.
The funeral Of Mrs. Schrevlcr will take
place today al Lynch. Md, with inter
mcnt in the cemetery there.
Louis Thompson has gone 10 St Agnes
Hospital, in Phadelph'a, where be will
undergo an operation.
Many people from this city sttcnded
the actors memorIal benefit at The Play
house, Wilmington, yesterday afternoon.
The coal situation in this CITY has not
vet become alarming, although there Is
shortage of coal Many families have
enough on hand for several months, and
some for the entire winter he shortage
has rot hindered the work at either steel
plant or the fibre plant.
The water main which carries the old
water broke on the outskirts 81 this city
Thursday, thus the users OF IT were With
out water all the evening. until 1t could
he repaired
William Davies who spent several
weeks 81 his home in Laston. has re-
turned To tins oItv
Thomas Williams If Philadelphia IS
spending several days N this city, visiting
friends
Mrs. Willard Salisbury addressed The
ladies oi the Century Club yesterday
at tho Current Events Class. Following
the entertainment refreshments were
served
The sugar shortage Is again felt IN this
! city Only . few stores have any for sale.
Sc Bridge waterfor Jewelry ADV.
We have on sale our quality hne of
Christmas cards ) 10 PIC. N'ake your
selection now L. Challenger d son,
Prescription Pharmacist st-Adv