Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Last Chance to File Appeal From
Assessment; Personal and
General Notes.

Special Correspondents Oh EvetI 6vousns
New Castle, June City Council last
evening sat as a court OF appeals for the
second evening, but no one appeared to
make complaint as to their assessment.
This evening will be the last opportunity
to file complaint.
At the lawn fete held Wednesday after
noon and evening at the rectory Sl69
WAS realized toward the fund to equip a
place where the mothers of the community
NAV receive free advice as TO the care OF
children. The nurse is furnished by the
State.
Frank Alfree, a carpenter employed at
Richardson Park, yesterday sustained
injuries to his right knee by a fall from a
scaffold. The injured man was treated.
by DIR. b. NJ. Allen.
Tomorrow afternoon Mt 2 the New
Castle Gun Club will meet at the homo
of President Chandler II. Gebhart TO
take part in the first shoot OF the club.
All who wish to join may do so at this
time.
+. Cistantine, an employee of the Ameri-
can Manganese Steel Company, yesterday
lsd his right foot badly mashed by
piece Of pig iron falling on 1t. The injured
man was taken to the office OF DIR. Lewis
Booker, where he was given treatment.
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Harry ]. Rothrock, and student at
Delaware College, who received the
appointment. to Annapolis, has decided
not to accept the offer, but will continue
his studies in medicine.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Christi
ana Presbyterian Church, wednesday
evening held its monthly meeting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sheldon.
Tho following program was given; vIolin
and piano solos, Walter Webb; vocal So
lections. Miss V. Brooks; recitation,
'.Sunposin' a Case, Miss Edna Cranston,
recitation. The Boys" Miss Elsie
Walker: recitation, Earle Dicke, of
Stanton, Crossing the Bar duet Mrs
". C. Brooks and Miss Y. Brooks;
recitation, Psalm Of Life, Miss Mildred
Poultney Refreshments were served. The
July meeting will be held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Appleby.
Tuesday evening next the JUNIOR class
Of the High School will give the seniors
farewell hop at the parish house.
Sunday morning tho members OF the
graduating class. with faculty and the
mesnbers of the High school. will attend
MA body Emmanuel Church, where they
will hear the Baccalsureate sermon by
Rev. Joseph II. carp.
fIFSiltuL Jtllt Il - -
dustriaI League, has Called q meeting
Of the managers and representatives TO be
held at the Mayors office next FRIDAY
evening at O'Clock.
Childrens day exercises Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church and the Nazareth
NJ. Z. Church will be held Sunday even
ing June l3 The execrlses Will be held
in the Presbyterian Church st $50 IN
order that the people may attend exer-
cises Of the Nazareth Church which is at
80. The exercises at First Baptist
Church will be held June 20.
Freshmen and sophomore girls Of the
New Castle High school gave q beach
partv Yesterday afternoon on the battery
beach. Each girl invited Q boy. The
girls prepared luncheon and games were
played after which luncheon was served
In one of the closest games of this sea
son in the Twilight League the Penn Sea
board Steel defeated the Fibre last even
ING by the score of 40. killving of the
Penn Seaboari Steel pitcheda no-run, no
hit game while Wright held the Penn Sea-
board to 8 hits.
Five OF the seven members OF the
graduating class Of the New Castle High
school, will attend the Women's College
at Newark.
Preparations are being made for class
night by the High school, Thursday even
ing. June 10 which viii be followed by
the commencement exercise IN the Opera
House on June IL. Saturday OF next week
a reception to the graduates by he alumni
will he held at parish house.
Mrs. c. A. Duncan. and daughters
Elnor and Jean, of Wilmington have been
the guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson r.
Cranson and family.
Parks Duncan, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Duncan, and Miss Mary
Walsh of Atlantic City, have been guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Duncan and
other relatives of New Castle and VIII
mington.
James Duncan, formerly Of this city
who now resides IN Wilmington, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Duncan, has
been suffering for several months from
appendicitis
Mrs. William c. Kimber Of Philadel-
phia, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Manlove.
Seasonable suggestions, Bath Sprays,
s. 90 and up; Bathing Caps, all styles Is
cents and up; Oil of CItronella, Colgates
Soaps 10 cents, six cakes for So cents.
Z. Challenger & Son, Prescription Phar-
rlaclsts.-Adv.
Our Extract of Vanilla is made from the
Vanilla Bean, best quality OF. 35 cents.
r. Challenger Il Son, Prescription Phar-
macists.-Ady.
For Sale stone tomato plants, E. s.
Megginson. Baldton.-Adv.