Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Board Of Education to Meet Wed
nesday to Fill
Vacancies.

Hp cial Corrcspon Hence of Every Evening
New Castle, Aug. 14.--The funeral OF
Mrs. Hannah ID. Niniug, who died on
Tuesday morning, will take place this
afternoon from the home Of Mrs. Mary
T.. Shaw, her daughter. Services will be
held Mt 3 o'clock with Rev. J. X. Bicking,
pastor of Nazareth NJ. T.. Church, IN
charge. Interment will be made in the
cemetery adjoining
The New Castle State Child's Health
Center, at the corner of Sixth and South
streets, will be open on Monday between
10 and 4. Blanche Lockwood will be the
nurse in charge. All mothers nre invited
to come and bring their children.
Arrangements are being made Tor
baseball game between players selected
from the professional and business men
of this city, and picked team. A meeting
will be called soon 10 select date Tor the
game The proceeds will be given TO the
New Castle Child's Health Center.
This evening the Baraca Class of the
Nazareth NJ. T.. Church will hold an open
air festival on the Fairgrounds Mt Fifth
and Delaware streets The proceeds will
be used for improvements to the play
ground.
A hve-ton truck, owned by C. Banta
of Newport, was stuck in the mud yester-
day afternoon on the south side OF the
plant of the American Nulcanized Fibre
Co.
The members of the Board Of Education
will meet on "Wednesday evening in No.
School building TO fill the vacancy IN the
teaching force in the fourth grade.
Elizabeth Jones, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Jones, gave a party in honor
of Dorothy Hayes of Dover and Susan
Linn of Wilmington. The following were
in attendance. Leah Glanden. Elizabeth
Bennett, Frances Sheridan, Eta Ingram,
Generosia Sullivan, Virginia Newlove,
Addie Dulinp, Alice keegan, Rosamond
Comerford
Frank Proud is suffering from n very
painful leg, the result OF coming in con
tact with casting AT one of the steel
plants.
An automobile belonging to the Pure
Oil Go. collided with a freight car of the
Wilmington & Southern Traction Co
The accident occurred IN the westerly part
of the CITY The truck was slightly
damaged. and after repairs were made
II was taken TO the company garage.
ELLA Clymer. daughter OF MIR and Mrs
Charles Clymer was married Yesterday
to Paul Barbas of Wilmington at Elkton,
Md. After the ceremony the couple left
for Atlantic City After their return they
will make their home in Wilmingt on.
Elizabeth Carlin left last evening for
Canada, where she will spend several
weeks as the guest of her brother, John.
who is playing professional ball.
Isabelle Megginson, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Nepginson, is suffering
from abrasions and contusions of tho right
hand the result of having the member
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box.
Thomas :. Iennox, son oi Mrs. Ida
Lennox. a L. :. marine, who sailed II
weeks ago for Turkey, has arrived at
Constantinople.
Rev George r. Street. pastor OF the
First Baptist Church, will have charge OF
the usual Sunday services The morning
session will convene alto o clock standard
time: Sunday school at IL clock, and
the evening session at 30
Rev. j Il. Bicking. pastor OF the Naza-
reth NJ. T.. Church, will conduct morning
and evening services tomorrow.
A storage truck bearing a Pennsylvania
license, narrowly escaped lnIuring lad
az the corner of Sixth and Delaware
streets. Yesterday afternoon.
Jefferson Downham. who has been OF
vacation for several weeks, returned
last evening.
Mrs " \ Day and nephew, Clarence
Donovan of Harrington, motorod 10 this
city Yesterday and were the guests OF
Mrs. Lima Stradley.
Solomon Ncwlove. who has been con-
fined to his bed, is able to be about again.
Enjoy delightful bath with Klenza
soap, lOc a cake E. Challenger & Son,
Prescription Pharmacists.-Adv.
Orders are being taken for fruit and
ornamental trees, privet hedge and flowers
by w. +. Cranston. Phone l6R1l, +,
New Castle.-Adv.
For Representative, 1920, of the Tenth
Representative district, William j. Hun
ter, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic voters of New Castle hundred -
Adv
A fresh lot of afterdinner mints, 65c IT,
c. Challenger & Son, Prescription Phar-
macists.-Adv.
Victroias and Recorus.--Bridgewat
ADV.