Evening journal., 1920-04-07

Anne's. Nd. thIs week In We interest
Of the lnter-Church World Movement
Harry Hswett is improving his home
on FlfA strck by the addtien ef q
frvn& porch,
The vacant lot on Delaware sueet,
The properly OF the Rev. Or, Merritt
an Episcopal clergyman ~ Ohio, has
bosu sold to a Mr., White, who viii
orect store on The site.
Trustevs OF the Commons decided
last night 20 meet the state Highway
Commission al Harvs Corner, next SAT-
uryisy afternoon, 10 dheuss matters Ia
relation 10 The widening Of tho state
xoad and tha damages TO buildings In
charge Of the trus;oss. The treasurer
reported balance OF s9iiA.9 and
ti5s0@ due from tenants, The pur-
chase ol the water plant was discussed
at length, but no dehuite action taken.
A meeting OF tho Trustees OF tho Conn
mons and City Council, as commk-
toe OF the whole. will be held mex.
Wednesday evening In the parlpr Of
The Good VIII Firo Company.
The regular meeting OF The Good
VIII Fire Company Will bo held this
evening al the ire house.
The list Of unclaimed letters ramsln-
Ing In the postofloe 10 cG'e follows:
Gewxiawell Antonio, Medser Brown,
Mrs, w, C. Bell, Nicholas Canisis,
Theodore Peter Fuckel, O. @. Fuldon,
Mossrs Charles r. Ferris and SON, ~
+. Ferry, willard Foreman. John Jo--
den, Jacobs Drug Store, New Castle
County National Bank, Joseph PAM, n.
w. Ray. Eyeretts Lydia Roy, Mrs. Eva
lyn Smith, Mrs. Gilbert Sinclair, Mrs.
r, Tyrell, Nlcolaor Turlau. Harry West
and Miss Golden Wits.
The w. C. r. u. OF Nazareth Church
met at the home OF Mrs. Sarah Atkin-
son yesterday afternoon.
This evening the Women's Foreign
Missionary Society Will meet at the
home OF the Misses Deakyne.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
Baptist Church VIII meet tomorrow aft
ernoon at the home OF Mrs. Frank
Hewlett, when all collectors OF the
Easter egg campaign are requested 10
make their reports.
Vance Mitchell has sold his new
bungalow, completed recently, 10 Ira
Perry, OF Baltimore Mr.. Mitchell has
TO leave the city for business convent.
ence.
Miss Mary B. Love has returned from
a visit 70 her parents, at oxford, Pa,
Edward ]. Gormley OF the L. s.
Water Transportation Department in
New York. returned 10 New York. yes
terday, after an extended visit with his
mother, Mrs. Susan Gormley here.
-
beth Nesblt VIII be held In the Presby-
terisn CHURCH tomorrow afternoon. The
services with be private.
Mrs. Frank Harrington, who has
been in the Delaware Hospital, at VIII
mington. and underwent an operation
for appendicitis, Is improved and re-
turned 10 her home here, yesterday.
Charles Currender, who has been suf-
fering with broken hip, Is lmprov-
ing lie had two severe setbacks after |
the accident.
The Rev. J. n. Bicking win go TO 4
Fredericksburg Md. next week TO assist |
In the compiling Of the Wilmington 4
Annual Conference report.
Mrs. Walter Dougherty, Of Elizabeth, |
N. j., Is visiting her mother, Mrs James /
McCaughan, here
Miss Emma Challenger, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Challenger, re- !
turned home yesterday after spending
several days at Rehoboth Beach with
her classmates from the Friends
School. Wilmington.
Miss Margaret Janvier and Miss
Nancy Faulkner are spending the week
at Baltimore, Md, with friends.
Edward Challenger. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James t. Challenger. went to the
Homeopathic Hospital yesterday TO un-
dergo an operation.
Miss Irma Jacquette, teacher in the /
local schools, is al her home In New |
ark. III.
Miss Ella Green. a local school /
teacher. Is III. at her home here.
N. c. Wilson. OF Philadelphia, Is Wis
iting A. Z. Goudess here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. McCusker, Of BaIh-
more, and daughter, Isola. are visiting
Mrs. @. d. Williams, OF this city.
The condition Of Alexander Melvin,