Evening journal., 1920-05-10

the Trustees Of the Commons in 1elnt
session, viii be held IN the Trustees
OF the Commons chamber this eve
ming. The meeting Will be to con
slider The water situation and the re-
cent offer Of the water companies
made 20 councilmen To sell thp Two
plants to the city.
Today Is the opening OF a weeks
campaign for cleaner New Castle.
There is talk Of CITY Council en-
ploying an expert sanitary man as
inspector. Il Is felt that better re-
suits can be secured II a salaricd
man Is put-en The job.
The Dorcas SOclely OF the Nazareth
NJ X, Church will entertain the mcl
Of the church next Thursday eve
ming This In ln celebration OF the
eighth anniversary of the organIza-
ton OF the society.
The Ladies' Aid Society," OF the
NJ. b. Church. viii meet in the par
sOnage Of the church this evening
Business OF importance Is 10 be dis
cussed and full attendance Is de-
sired.
About 60 members OF the Dorcas
Society OF The Nazareth M. II. Church
attended the services in that church
yesterday morning In body. They
distributed 80 small American ilags
TO persons IN attendance.
The New Castle Century Club viii
hold a business meeting tomorrow
evening at their rooms on Delaware
street. The current events class has
been discontinued for the summer.
Prof, Henry Handy Hay viii con
tinuo his Shakespcarcan classes NOn.
a month until hot weather. His ncXl
lecture viii be given Friday afternoon
/ in The Century Club rooms.
The Citizens Building and LoaI
meets tonight at The bank.
Peter GOnnor, OF Baltimore, visite,
his nephew, John Doris, OF This city
over the weekend Charles McGrory
OF Eddysiono, was a weekend visi
tor with his aunt Mrs. Joseph pey
ton, here. David Stewart, OF Camden
n. j., spent sunday with his mothe
here
Mrs. Grant Abbott. Of Baldton, j
\ suffering with an infected hand.
Vera ridwel. the nine-yc0r-ol'
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John It'd
we'll, Seventh street, broke her arm
by a fall saturday. DR.. Julius D0dl
dressed the injury.
Mrs. Anna Burrie, OF Bear station
who has been III for over a week,
improving.
The FIRST man charged with bein
intoxicated In three months was ar
rested by Patrolman LenOlr on SAT
urday evening lie was held unit
sober and reprlmanded by the mayor
as this was his first 0ffense.
George Truitt, OF seventh stree
who has been seriously ID with
heart affection, Is improving.
w. S. Collision, Of Clayton; Harr
Garret Strickeryllle, Pa, and Fran
Bcggs, OF Wilmington, w1re week
end visitors at 5. Hickman Hewitt
Rose Hill. Mrs w. B. RatledSe an
son, William, OF philadelphia, spet
the weekend with her parents, vi
and Mrs g. II. Wills. here. Mir
Henry n. Snavcly, OF Third street.
IN Philadelphia, visiting.
Mrs. Wellington Townsend, OF SiNt
street was taken TO the Physician
and Surgeons Hospital, Wilmington
yesterday, whore she was operate
on in the afternoon.
Fifteen group prayer meetings WI
be held in different sections OF lh
city next Wednesday evening by iil
members OF the Nazareth NJ.
Church. The places are as follows
Mrs. Julia Walls, Sixth street; III
parsonage. Delaware street, Nh
Howard Zimmerman, DelWare stree
Mrs. John ManloVo. Fifth street; Mr
George Kerns, Fifth street; Mrs Jon
CLAYTON. Fourth street; Mrs. EdMaI
l Eagle. Fourth street; Mrs. J. Atkil
son. Third street. Mrs. MoDowe
Third street; Mrs. A NJ. Giveson, Sc
ond street; Mrs. William Common
E second street; Mrs. Mary Dean
; strand. Mrs r. Gravel, Harmon
: street: Mrs. Willis Blackburn, Bal
y ton, and other places not selecie
These will be printed in The hVenil
I. Journal tomorrow
The Ladies' Aid Society,". OF u
I First Baptist Church will hold sp
clal meeting at the home OF MI
Charles Hewlett, Of Baldton Ihur
y day afternoon.
a 4 special business meeting OF mer
! bers Of the First Baptist uhuroh "
! be held on Thursday evening, n
Y lowing the regular prayer service
Mrs q. ID. Riding and daughter
. Misses Amy Riding, Emma Riding al
- Grace Riding, OF Wilmington, spe
= yesterday at the home Of Mrs. h.
I, Deakyne.
j Gibson Dunham, OF Washington
C.. who has been visiting MS aui
Mrs. James Brown, returned non
y yesterday.
'' Harry J. Rothrock, OF philadelphi
: spent the weekend with his FAM
r The children Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
liam Gebhardt. who have been ill
e their home are greatly improved az
= able TO be about.
!, Colonel Faulkner, VINO IS IN "
q regular army, is spending some I'm
q with his family here.
Mrs. Howard Davidson and son, h
4 ward. who have been spending a wel
\ with relatives In New York, return
y home yesterday.
G Miss Florence Bunyard, OF Ches
n peake City, Md. and otto Weiss,
: Wilmington. were visitors with Nj
,. Anna Wiley.
y Frederick Garrow, OF sixth sire
left today for Vermont where he w
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