Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21
NEWSOF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Mrs. Vaughan Lancaster Resigns
as Head of High School Com
mercial Department.
apccIal Corrcspondenra Of Every Evening

spoc,a, Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle. Oct. u Mrs Vaughan |
Lancaster, who has been substituting IN |
the High School department since uhe
opening of the session, teaching the com
mercial course on account nf the inabilty |
of the Board Of Education To secure n |
capable teacher has rendered her resiRnn-
ton At the present time tins leaves n
vacancy in this department and the mem /
bers Of the board are endeavoring TO secure
n person who can successfully handle TINS
line Of work.
Elwood Rossell resident of Cherry
street. Yesterday while engaged AT work
in one Of the local plants, had ms lower
lip laccrated the result OF hook iroin n
chain of a crane coming in contact with
his face The injury was dressed by DIR.
julius Dodd. Several stitches were re-
u,Iired TO close the wound
The funeral of Mrs Martha 1rutt,
who died on Monday afternoon, will take
place this afternoon at 3 o clock The pail
bearers will be members of the st. John
Lodge, No. 2. A. T. q A. M, of this CITY
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew benoif OF West
Fifth street are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a boy.
Mrs Carmina Cianclla, aged 81 years
| of s07 CLAYTON street, died Yesterday after
| an ILLNESS Of several weeks, of pneumonia.
! Services will be held tomorrow IN lrning
| Mt Q o clock in the St Peters X. {. Church
with Rev Frederick V Campbell ofiiclat-
| ing Interment will he made IN the New
| Cathedral cemetery, Wilmington.
| Tomorrow afternoon Mt 30 clock the
| members Of the Newport Century Club
will visit the members Of the New Castle
| Century Club The visitors will give
an entertainment IN the club parlors IN
honor Of Reciprocity Day After the play
the visitors will be given a luncheon
The Bow Scouts Of America, Troop No. |
last evening held their weekly meeting ~
| the rooms of the Court House. Driiis and
phvsical culture exercises were iudnlged
in after the meeting.
Mrs. James Dougherty who keeps n
news and general store on Delaware street
between Fourth and Fifth. had added 10
| her line Of supplies lunch counter
The members Of tho New Castle ticalfh
Center last evening held a meeting ~ the
homo ~ Mrs LOWS Booker NJ Third and
| Delaware streets The general routine
| husIuegs of organization was discussed
Relatives and friends are IN receipt OF
lcttcrs from Mr. and Mrs William ;.
Weppenmann. who were married N June
| and have taken up their residence at
Sacramento. Cal The couple state that
the price Of coal has reached $50 per ton,
hut only one ton Is required Tor heating
fuel for the winter season. Mr.. Neggen-
mann was formerly a blower at the plant
az the Dcemer Steel Casting 20, md -
cmnloyed in the manufacture OF steel by
the electrical process
The members OF Friendship Lodge, No.
Ancient Order of United Workmen Will
meet this evening Is their regular weekly
session
Mr. and Mrs William Platt Of Della
ware street are receiving congratulations
upon the birth Of a Toy.
MANY persons arc complaining Of the
condition az several Of the streets OF the
/ CITY which need cleaning. The members
Of Council will call the city street cleaners
attention to this matter.
William ID. Wilson, a civil engineer, OF
Washington. has entered the services OF
tho Delaware State Road COMMISSION
He will operate from the New Castle office
Ann Hurt, the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
/. William Hurt of Sixth and Delaware
streets. who has been confined TO her home
for several weeks, suffering from heavy
cold is couvalescIng.
The members of the Nazareth VI. +
Church have disposed OF number o.
tickets for the carnival and oyster supper
which will be held tomorrow and Satur
: day evenings from until clock,
: a number of members OF the Troop
No. |. Boy Scouts Of America on FRIDAY
evening in the auditorium OF the " Inning
: ton High School, will attend the lecture
given under the auspices OF the lied !, I ros'
Of Philadelphia. The meeting VIII %
called at 80 o clock.
The members of the Sophomore Clas,
| u Huh Srbnai YESTERDAY
received their class pennant
The pupils of the High School are EN-
gagged In writing essays on the nominees
for President. Governor Cox and Senator
Harding. The SIX best ones viii be Sc
lected and arrangements for debate VII
take place IN the near future
The members of the Senior and juno
classes of the High School are making
arrangements for a play TO tie held IN TIN
city in the near future The proceeds vii
be used 10 help defray expenses Tor th'
both classes on their annual trip L
Washington at the close of the schoo
term.
Waterman and Conklin Fountain Pens
Fversharp Pencils, 81 90, sl.f5, s. 90
Extra leads 25 cents II package r
Challenger & Son, Prescription Phar
macists ts-Adv.
A complete line of Eaton Crane an
Pike Co stationery. Box paper, % cent
TO $3.50 Correspondence Cards, poun
paper and envelopes to match. Brit
tinghams Pharmacy-Adv.
Cook stove for sale, in good condition
Apply l43 East Second street. ADV.
Victrolas and records. BHdgewater. !.
ADV
Doughertys have rcopened their hume
stand Homemade pies and everythlu
good to eat Burdans Block Ice cream
90 cents a quart; three iiavors ADV
Save Coal King koal kahuretor WI
save from 25 to IS per cent Of your coal
A post card will bring you full information
ii. Y Williams, p o. Box III, Whining
ton, Del Adv.