Evening journal., 1920-11-27
NEWS GOSSIP
Of new CASTLE
Mrs. Lillian Clayton Cairns
Dies in Baltimore
Hospital
HUSBAND AND 8
CHILDREN SURVIVE
Special to The Evening Journal.


Special to The Evening journal.
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 27.-John F.
4. Clayton. Mrs. Blanche Williams
and Albert Clayton ware called 10
Baltimore yesterday because Of the
death Of their sister. Mrs. Lillian
Clayton Cairns. 10 years old, Of that
city, who died in the University OF
Maryland Hospital, about 1890 yes
t rday. Mrs. Cairns had been in the
hospital for only a few days, suffer-
Sng from Bright's Disease when she
died She was the wife of Harry X.
Cairns, formerly OF Delaware City.
The family also lived in this city for
several years, but moved TO Marcus
Hook about is years ago. They
moved TO Baltimore from Marcus
Hook about ~ years ago. Mr.. Cairns
was an assistant superintendent OF
the Prudential Life Insurance Com
pany while here.
Mrs Cairns was we'll known in this
city, as she had one sister and two
brothers living here, who she fre-
quently visited. She was born in
this city. She was the sister of John
f. T.. and Albert Clayton and Mrs.
Blanche Williams OF this city, Mrs.
John Barto of Matcus Hook, and
Charles p. Clayton Of Wilmington.
Mrs. Cairns is survived by her
husband, and eight children Mrs
lrfne Smith and John Cairns. both
Of whom are married, Harry, Leroy,
Ralph, Mildred. Elmer, and flve
day old son born in the hospital.
The funeral services VIII he held
from her late residence, 1876 East
Clement street. Baltimore, Md, Mon
day aftrnoon at o'clock. Interment
in Cedar Hill cemetery.
Mrs. John Wise, who has been III
several days at her home on West
Fifth street. is improved but still
confined to her bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Lancaster.
OF this city. have been called TO the
home OF Mrs. Lancaster's parents in
Woodbury.. n. J.. because of the
death OF her moth T.
Two games OF football were played
on battery park yesterday afternoon.
The Senior-Freshmen High School
team defeated the Junior-Sophomore
team by the score of IS b 6. The
SOph-Junior team scored its only
touchdown In the last three min
utes Of play. The lineup
Sr.-Freshmen Jr.-Sophomores
q. Tobin..... left end Weggenmann
C. Tobin.... left tackle ~. White
Ahern. ....... left guard .Dullng
Davidson. ... c.ntre 80. .Strimple
Greenwood. o. right guard Holiday
Wilson. ....s right tackle w King
Fahey. y....... right end o.. ..McKnitt
NJ White.... quarterback ....Leach
Berry,. left halfback &C King
Proud. ...... right 'halfback -. Cannon
Bacon. ....... fullback ......L. King
The score by quarters:
SeniOr-FreShmen ......6 q s 6-is
Junior-SophOmores 30 o 0 G. 6
Touchdowns by VI. White .. Proud
1. Leach 4. Neither team was abs
TO Kick a goal.
The second game was between pick
ed teams from the High School boys
and from among the boys not attend
ing the local schools, but living here.
The latter eleven. known as the
Daugherty eleven won by the score
70 TO 0. The lineup:
HIGH School Doughretv
NcKnitt.... left end .Dougherty
Wilson,. left tackle &C. Cannon
w ggenmann. left guard Preston
Strlmple. centre ........ Walls
Duling. 600. right guard Robert;
Holiday. right tackle ...... Hardy
TObin. ...... right end ... Gallagher
VI. White. quarterback j. Mcdaniel
Proud. .... left halfback ...McKnitt
J.. King. right halfback Wright
Bacon. ....... fullbsck Il. Mcdaniel
Substitution. Cannon for TObin.
The score by quarters:
High School ...........O o q O. Q
noft OH. ..tv n g q 20
T0uchdowns by J. Mcdaniel and l..
Mcdaniel. Referee for both games
James McDevitt.
William Moore and James Wright
are the FIRST residents OF this city 10
sunfr gunshOt wounds this season.
While out cunning for rabbits
THANKSGIVING Day near Glasgow. a
friend. accidentally shot both men at
the same time. While they were
painfully wounded their injuries are
not serious Their faces. necks and
heads contain several lead pellets, the
result OF the accident
The Rev. George r Street, pastor
~ the First Baptist Church has ap-
pointed the Misses Elsie Walls and
Bl1nche Sibley. as the committee
from the church TO receive Red Cross
enrollments.
inc III. rev. Bnllllp COOK, ID. d.,
bishop Of the diocese Of Delaware,
viii pay an Official visit 10 the I'm
manuel Church tomorrow morning.
The bishop will celebrate the Hrly
Communion at 1890 O'clock. and
preach in the church, following the
Celebration. At 730 O'clock. the early
loly communion will be celebrated
by the Rev. Joseph NJ carp, rector.
The rector will preach in The evening
at 730 o'clock. on The Christ OF
Prophecy" Church school at
O'Clock. The rector xiends an invita-
tion TO all citizens Of this city and
vicinity TO attend The 1890 O'CLOCK
service and meet the bishop.
The services at the First Baptist
/ Church tomorrow will he at TIC
usual hours Bible school. s. Hickman
Hewitt. superintendent. at 10 o'clock
preaching "A o'clock by the pastor
/ the Rev. George T. Street In the
evening at I.30 o'clock, the pastor Will
speak on mo Man Cared for NY
/ SOU"
! Tic nssior the Rev. I r Rickiny