Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
NEWS OF The DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Board of Education Selects the
Teaching Staff for the Next
School Year.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle, July 19-1'he Board Of
Education has LET contracts for part OF the
school coal to William Deakyne and part
| to ] r. Il l.. t. Eliason. They were the
only bidders and each offered TO supply
the coal at the same price
The following teachers were elected
TO teach in the High School for the coming
year Prof Henry r.. SnaveIy Superin-
tcndent John G.. Hadley, Chester, Pa,
agriculture and manual training teacher.
He is n graduate Of the New England Col
ege and has had several years experience
teaching these subjects. He Is at present
employed at the Westinghouse Co, Of
Chester, Pa Miss Virginia Gusman, Town
send, will be in charge Of mathematics;
science, Miss Loise A Nelson, Harring-
ton: Latin and French, Miss Lena *.
Massey, Bridgeville. Both Miss Massey
and Miss Nelson are GRADUATES OF the
Women's College, Newark, class 1920.
Miss Phoebe +. Webb, CollegevIle, Pa,
1920 graduate of Ursinus College, viii
teach English and History. There has
been no commercial teacher yet selected,
but there are a number Of applicants.
The New Castle baseball team went 10
Hollyoak Saturday afternoon and at
tempted 10 play ball with team known
as General Chemical The game ended in
a fight in the third inning. The boys were
forced TO leave the grounds by spectators,
1T is said that one Of the players OF the
General Chemical called Hanca, the
second baseman Of the New Castle team,
vile name, which he resented and tins
resulted in his being roughly handled by
some Of the spectators. Eddie Mcdaniel,
another New Castle player, while trying
20 get Hanee away from the mob. was
struck from the back, knocking him down
Marcus Kelly the New Castle light
weight, sailed into the fellow, who struck
Mcdaniel, and hit him on the ear, spin
ming him around. then Kelly waited for
the fellow TO regain his senses, he saw he
was up against bad proposition and left.
The score stood to o in the favor of New
Castle whel the fight ended the game.
But New Castle did not receive the
guarantee and were afforded no protes-
tion against the mob.
Complaint is being made by batbcrs
of the carving away Of the gard of the
Battery Park Beach A protest will he
sent 10 City Council. Many Of the old
bathers saw that the beach is beirg ruined
The Ansco girls will give party tomor-
row evening AZ Battery Park Beach
On Saturday. July ri. n II O'Clock
Henry r. Mcclure Of West Thirteenth
street Wilmington. ard Miss Mary Jenc
Harris Of West Seventh street viii be
married. The bride was form erly Of Mill !
innt1n. Md, erd the groom WAS formerly
OF this CITY and has beer p motorman Of !
the Wilmington & Philadelphia Traction
Co, for the past eight years He served /
oversees with the 18th Division. 303 Am |
munitlon Tram They will spend their |
honeymoon At Altar tic City After they /
return they will reside IN Wilmireton.
The Raraca playground opeped Satur- /
day evening at o. clock. Dr. Robert Welt. /
superb tendeTt Of Wilmington district,
gave the opening address. Rev J. II. Bck /
ing read the rules and regulations Of the I
Playground John B. Proud the president /
Of the class presided. Two hundred ard 4
fifty plates Of ice cream was given out to I.
the children. The playground will be open I
from o TO IL. | to 3 and 6 70 $50 Women 1
will be in charge in the daytime and men /
at night The women in charge are: Miss |
Emily Lunt. Monday a. m; Mrs, J. G. |
Smith, Monday D. m; Miss Ruth Zimmer-
man Tuesday a. M; Mrs. Wilbert Neri-
deth, Tuesday m, Mrs. Z. Hemphill.
Wednesday a. m. Mrs. Robert Harring
ton. Wednesday p. m; Mrs. ;. o. Wise,
Thursday a. m Miss Emma ChaIlen-
ger Friday q. m: Mrs. William Denny
Friday p. m. The men in charge are
Aurther Gibbs. Monday evening Charles
Townsend, Tuesday: G. Proud, Wednes
day: FL Wilhelme. Thursday, y Watson.
Friday: Rev. J. r. Bicking, Saturday
John s Proud, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
John b. Proud. who has been i'll. IS Inn
proving.
DR.. James Fl Hallet, who left on Fri
day for camping trip to Beddington,
Md. has returned.
Fred Walner OF Lebanon, Pa, spent
the week end with Prof. and Mrs. II. E.
Snavely
Miss Garry NJ. Nve OF AWHILE, Pa. re-
turned to her home after spending
week with her sister. Mrs. HI. Z. Snavelv
MIR and Mrs Hugh Ryan and Mary
Mcknitt and Morton Bennett spent the +
weekend in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Auld of Phila- I
delphia are visiting his mother, Mrs. /
Lillian Aud.
Miss Edith Gable OF Riehlandtown,
Pa, is visiting Mrs. Grover Ingle of Della I
ware street.
Miss lrma Jacquette of Newark, is /
visiting Mrs. Grover Ingle-
near Federal School Lane and threw the /
out. but none was injured. 4
The truck was damaged slightly.
L. Warshuer and p. Pyle were defeated +
in two sets of tennis rs and 6-4 by John i
Leach and Oscar knauss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fleming have .