Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
| NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Interesting Entertainment to be
Given at Nazareth M. E.
Church Tomorrow Night.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

New Castle, Sept. 2i.-iTomorrow
evening from To the Little Light
Bearers Of Nazareth M. +. CHURCH will
give An entertainment in the Sunday
| school. All members are requested to be
in attendance and meet the superinten-
| dent and her assistants in the Sunday
| School rooms at 6.45. The ushers will be
! the larger girls One of the features will
be duet by Miss Helen Whiteside and
| Mrs. John Whiteside. All Of the members
are requested TO turn in their mite boxes
| to the superintendent assistants, Mrs.
Robert H. Harrington, Jr., and Miss
Ruth Zimmerman. The amounts donat-
ed will be used for foreign missionary
purposes. A silver Offering viii be taken
| The following interesting program will
| be given: Congregational singing, Mis-
! sionary Hymn. led by John B. Manlove;
| Lords Prayer: reading, Some Of China $
| Products" Frances Sheridan; reading.
"A Home in China" Alice kecgan
recitation, "How to Do It, Harry Long;
chorus of Little Girls: reading. "Polly's
Missionary Society" Elizabeth Bennett;
"A Chinese Passover Story" Mrs.
J. r. Bicking in comparison with the
Passover story in the 18th chapter Of
Exodus: reading, "Some Curious Be
liefs," Adelaide NJ Davidson; recita-
ton, "rhe Promise Tree" Jane Tobin !,
solo, Little Things Have Wonderful
Power" Margaret Long; solo; Walking
With Jesus" Martha Shaw; missionary
talk by Rev J. r. Bicking, There will
be on exhibit box containing knit
squares which measure 3 inches square
knit on two needles by the members Of
the organizatio who are under II years
of age These squares will be instrlei in
the missionary quilt.
A Philadelphia boy who has been max
ing his home for two weeks past on the
farm tenanted by MIR and Mrs. Wilkin-
son l.. Cranston, near State Road, rs
alleged to have taken from the pockets
of Atwood Everson. a brother uf Mrs
Cranston, n 500 bill on Sunday after
noon MIR Everson, who is chief guard
at the Baldt plant Of the Penn Seaboard
Co, was visiting his sister and bad chang
ed his clothes in order Ia procure some
apples from a tree in the farm. The
clothing was left in the bathroom and
the boy is supposed to have gained en-
trance to the room and removed the
note from the pocket case. When the
loser missed the money he called the
lad To ask, who denied the theft. Yes
terday, however, he is alleged IN have
confessed, made restitution and allowed
10 leave
A Buick touring car. the pro perty Of
III. c. Williamson of COS Shipley street,
Wilmington. which was stolen i'm that
city early yesterday morning, was aband-
cd by the driver opposite the home Of
Walter ). Burris. The person who had
the car aroused Mrs. Burris from her
slumber about o'clock and stated that
something had gone wrong with his
lights and that he wanted repairs made.
Mrs. Burris stated that there was no
one around 10 do the work but attention
would be gwen it the frst thing in the
morning. The car was left near the house
and Mr.. Burris notified the owner, who
stated that the car had been stolen. The
owner recovered his car.
City Council met last evening in adj
Iourned session, when the bids for fire
house repairs that were received from
Nathaniel Watson of this city and Harry
G.. Clark & Sons of Delaware City were
again rejected. Council has decided not
To have wooden floors installed on the
ground floor and will have the cellar of
the building filed in with dirt and after
wards a cement floor laid, which will
for taking out the heater and placing
it in the rear of the building an outer
building to be erected for the protection
of the heating plant. Council Will meet
on Thursday evening for the purpose
of receiving bids for the work outlined.
Levy Court Commissioner James G..
Shaw in behalf of the county has rent
ed TO Council the county steam roller,
which is being used for repair work on
the roadway between the Dyke Bridge
extending north on the causeway for
several miles.
The Dorcas Society of Nazareth NJ
f. Church viii hold the second soup
sale in the kitchen of the church tomorrow
morning beginning at IL O'Clock The
proceeds will be for the organ fund.
The Young Men of Nazareth Nj. E.
Church met last evening In the parlors
of the church and the Baraca Athletic
Association was formed. The chairman
pro TEN was John Proud and the secre-
tary pro tenn Arthur Gibbs. John Leach.
Rev. j. r. Bicking and Cortland Pinder
were appointed a committee on nomina-
ton and the drafting of bylaws The
next meeting will be held on Thursday
evening, the 30th, and officers nominated.
The association will form a basketball
team and quoit team.
William b. kee, proprietor of the Kee
garage, had his left hand badly cut yes
terday afternoon while at work in the
garage. The accident happened while the
mechanic was removing an engine from
its bed plate and the chain which was
supporting the piece Of machinery slipped,
catching his hand. Dr. Lewis Booker
treated the injury.
The regular meeting of the Casar
Rodney Chapter Order of the Eastern
Star, will meet on Thursday evening at
8 o'clock in regular session in the lodge
rooms at the Masonic Hall Co.
James Hitler, employed in one of the
steel plants, had the misfortune of
breaking his left leg below the knee yes
terday morning, caused by chain swing
ing from the boom on crane The un-
fortunate man was given attention at
the plant hospital, assisted by DIR. julius
Dodd, who ordered the patient sent to
the Delaware Hospital.
The carnival opened last evening
with large attendance The Great White
Way, between the booths, extending
the entire length Of the School Green,
presented pretty view Jesse A. Mckay,