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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03

Chas. Fonteyn Manneys Sacred
Cantata. "The Resurrection" by
choir of Roberts Chapel NJ. E..
Church. II a. M, sermon, "The
Resurrection, Validity to Faith. by
the pastor. 81 M, Sacrament OF
The Lords Supper There will be
silver offering.
Methodist Protestant Church,
North Washington street, Rev. G. j.
Hill, pastor. Sunday School, $3.50 a.
M Junior Endeavor, 2:3O p. m, Y.
P. C. E, Il p. m. Easter service
and Lords Supper at II a. NJ,
theme. "The Power of an Endless
Life" At the night service the
pastor will read the report of the
year as it will be given to the annual
conference. April 7, and give a spec
ial personal. report on the years work
and future relation of pastor and
people Of the church. All members
are desired to be present.
Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church, rector. Rev. DR.. William J.
Morton. Easter services: 1870 a.
m. Holy Communion; $3.50 a. m,
Sunday School and Emmanuel Bible
class, II a. m: Easter service
Holy Communion and sermon by the
rector. 4 p. M, annual Sunday
School celebration. p. M, evening
service and sermon. All pews free.
Music by vested choir of twenty
voices. Strangers and visitors wei
coined.
Immanuol Chapel, Braddock
Heights, will be reopened for service
at p. m. Easter Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03
IS L. L.,,G:::3o i m. spsia meet
Ing at I 6 o'clock, enrollm -; C. SOL
!iers.

Is l.. L:,zG::3O i N. Specla meet
ling at I o'clock, enrollm -; G. SOL
.iers.
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Vest side Of South Washington
street, snear King street, Rev DIR.
"a. V. REGISTER the pastor, will
preach at II a. M, and 7:45 p. m.
This is the last Sunday before Con-
ference, and the pastor will be
ylad to see all Of the members at
the services.
| The Henry K. Field Bible Class fo'
men meets at 9:45 q. M, in the
Young Peoples Building. The men
'of Alexandria and vicinity will be
cordially welcomed here.
First Baptist Church, Rev DR.. E.
B. Jackson. pastor. Services II
a. M, and 7:45 p. m. Large
chorus chcir at both services. Sum
day School, $50 a. M. B. Y. P. u,
at 7 p. m. Prayer services at 8
p. NJ, Wednesday. Strangers spec
tally welcomed to all services.
AT Emmanuel Lutheran Church,
Rev. Carl j. Goette, pastor, the
Easter service. will be as follows: The
festival service will begin at II
o'clock, the topic of the discourse
being "Thc Glorious Resurrection of
Christ" Preparatory service will be-
gin at 1880. Sunday School at
$3.50 in which the children will be es-
pecially remembered.
At the Second Presbyterian Church
a very large congregation is ex-
pected. The pastor. Rev. DR.. John
Lee Allison will speak at the morn
ing hour ca "The Message of
Great Hope" Choir at both services
will render special Easter music.
An interesting feature of the II
o'clock service will be baptism and
large class will be publicly re-
ceived into the church.
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. TRAGEDY Ir:ss;Sl'Es sRk
Bcokkeeber Shoots Woman, Then
browns Self in Pond Near Tuxedo
Leaving Small Child

Middleton, N. T., April s1=R Ed
ward Leary of .Hobokus, N. j., yester-
day shot and killed Mrs. Harold }.
Grayson. of Paterson, n. j., while they
were riding in a.: automobile near
Tuxedo, n. Y.
With the body and Mrs. Grayscn's
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12-yearlold daughter in the automc-
bile Leary drove On for 20 miles. ana
then drowned himself in pond.
The child notified a farmer Of the
tragedy.
Leary, who had been employed as
a bcokkeeper, in & New York Office,
had known the Gr',yson family ~
many years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03

Roberts Chapel, colored, M. E.
Church, Rev. E. Adolph Haynes,
pastor, Easter services, 6:15 a. m.
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~
IN. .benedictioh,.
Second Baptist Church, Rev. 0. z.
lid pastor, ssrviess7st II y. M,
nj g p. m. Sunday School, $50
d. m. B. Y. r. ~, 2. N.
Christian Science Society-Servi-
at Lee Camp Hall. sos Prince
s.. ct, Sunday at II .. NJ, and Sun
4 ! School at 10 8. M, and services
p-:Inesday at 3 p. ~.
St. Panls P. E. Church, Rev. Dr..
y. p Phillips, rector, services;
1 nday School, $3.50 . m; Mems
>R5D,e Class, s;45 q. M; services at
!, a, M, and evening eervice, f:so
n; n.
fi-acs p. z. Church, Rev. Edgar
ca. penter, rector, order Of services
tmorrpw; Holy Communion. 7:3o ..
m, Sunday School, $3.50 q. NJ, moro
u e service, II q. m; evening ser
VICE. 8 p. Hh,
Trinity Methodist Church, Rev. A.
T.. speiiman, pastor, preaching at
ii a. m, and 7:45 p. M, Sun
dsy School and adult Bible Class
.at $3.50, a. m. Mems Bible Class
4. 10 a. m.
/ Fres Methodist Church, Rev,
n II. Kelly, pastor, Sunday
School 10 a. m. Preaching
st II o'clock followed by class meet
;,:.-. Chiiiren's class meeting at 2
g.. m. Young peoples meeting at 7
=, m. Preaching at 1880. All
:, c.coms.
] salvstioa Army, headquarters,
gts South Fairfax Street, Cap
4 n and Mrs. j. D. Heliwege
Nicers in charge. Meetings each
~ eht, except Monday, at eight
stock. Sunday School, 2 p. m.
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/ CHURCH SERVICES

ST: tMsrss Catholic shurch, Rev,
his Smst reetar. misses st . !
anl ia. IA. Eight5p. M, sermon
IN, .benedactioh..
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REMEMBERED WATERLOO

Betsy Arnold, 105 Years Old at Least,
Dead at Bryngyn, Ireland.
Lcndcn, April 3.-Betsy Arnold, lO2
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BEER BILL KILLED
$50 Per Cent Act Meets Death at
Hands of Maryland Senate by
Vnte of l6 to IL.

Annapolis, Apr! 3.-The soca!lcd
8 1-2 per cent beer bill which wa; TO
have become operative only n The
event the Volsteal act was leclared
invalid, and which had the support OF
Governor Ritchi., was killed in the
Senate last night by vote of IL 20 H..
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Second Baptist Church, Rev. 0. z.
.layd pastor, ssrSiees1at II r.. M,
nj g p. m. Sunday. School, $3.50
. m. 3. Y. r. w. 2. N.
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Christian Science Society-servi-
at Lee Camp Hall, So6 Prince
+ ct, Sunday at II .. NJ, and Sun
y School at 10 q. M, and services
T ::Inesday st 3 p. NJ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
RIsEi0BOTIf BEAt II.

Rehohoth Beach In l7-NInfer
weather all this week with = feavS snow
Yesterday. The woods Were picturesque.
the trees covered with SNOW. winch looked
ike pompom4 on tirs of the hranfhes
Emma Lacey, an estlfnahle ealared
woman. died IL hcf home Monday morn
lnr of old aye Shc was we'll known
around lcnes and Rehabath. haging
worked for lareo number Il prominent
families
Ella \. Frazer returned 70 WESLEYAN
Collegiate Institute - Dover WelHf HfaflaF
after spending the holiflaYs here sith ber
parent
Mr. and Mrs ! / Douellten have
closed their cottage here far Two months
and arc visiting friends n Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs II I ReRiu and Miss
Riggin ere pnh nr Hall klggln ~ Del
mar
Miss Tappan entertained y earis
Tuesday evening the Horns Wednes lat
evening and NIl-s Tindae thursday cYen-
ing
George Drake il building . new paraee
and Toulouse on his lot OYER LaRe tierar
The bovs have heen skating the pssf
few daHs or the lakcs,
Mrs. lynn RAYMOND has bought . cot
faac over Lake Gerar on Penns1lganla
avenue. aud Il having i much improved
She viii spend the summer, here Aifs
RAYMOND and Ms, kenney RAYMOND are
SnppdInr the winter here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
DELAWARE CITY.

Delaware City. Jan, 10 Miss Avina
Cloesen and Miss Blanche Murphy Of
Philadelphia and Miss Anna Met latferty
Of Wilmington were entertained, ye~ter-
day, by Mr. and Mrs, Michael Rowe u
Clark Corner
George and Harry Heal left today for
New York City. where they will spend
the weekend with kennett Gross
Miss Tybout Is here with her sister,
Mrs J Frank Reybold
Mn. Edwin G. Revbold left Yesterday
for Coatesvillc Pa where she will visit
her sister
4 meeting OF the " G. T I Was held
III the Donnel rooms, Tuesday evening
4 special program was gwen under the
direction Of Mrs John cchunder and Mn.
Harry Webb. consisting Of music and
recliatIons.
An open meeting Of the Delaware City
Century Club viii bc held tongL, Al )
o'clock III the VI L church, IL charg, of
the educational committee Subject :;
'Delav-ar. School Code Speaker
Pierre :. du Pont. DR. J II odell ountl
Superintendent jump
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
sEAFoRD PRODUCE ASSOCIATION.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
oeaford, Ian Il The annual meeting
ii Seaford Produce Growers AsSocia-
tion was held Yesterday Iheadore F.
Blades. Andrew ] Dolby James ".
Hastings. \orval Pepper and Charles
H. Wheatlez were elected directors to
serve three wears.
The directors elected these officers
President. Brooks /. Ross. c-president.
Robert J Allen, secretary. ALERT NJ
Tarr: treasurer Thomas \. Raw lins !.
executive committee Brooks /. Ross,
chairman: Robert J. Allen, Edward B.
Brown. Theadore + Blades and Andrew
J. Dolly
Bells resigned as a director and Charles
1. Fricdel Vas elected In his place
Plans are on foot looking 70 the open
ING of an Office 10 be kept open every
business dan 70 which the members can
70 Tor information and for the transac-
ton Of any business
Another meeting of the association viii
j. held tins afternoon Tor purpose Of CON
-lderlng the luee oi work 10 bc follow ed
tins ye;r especially ii the purchase of
supplies l.a-t season the tomato crop that
Vas handled entirely through he associa-
tiou Bot other CROPS may b" 50 isndled
this veal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17

dark blue beaded georgette and carried .
huge bunch Of brides roses Her brides
maid wore taupc velvet and carried
0phelia roses.
The bride is one " Ssaford's most
popular young women. and ~ 30 accom-
plished singer During the World War she
was an untiring worker for the Red
Cross society and ia 8lI of the Liberty
Loan drives She aang ~ many ~ the
entertainments here and elfewhere while
the war lasted, IN efforts 70 raise money
for war purp0Hes. She comes II we'll
known Sussex county families on both
her fathers and mothers side
The groom parents are Of q wcIl-kuOwn
Kent county family, his father being an
active Democratic politician and comp
troller Of bis home county
A wedding breakfast was served at the
Hotel Sussex, following The ceremony, at
which there were present the irnmedlatc
families Of he bride and groom and the
bridal party
The bride waa the recipient oi many
costly and handsome presents. including
subetantiai gifts ~ money
After the wedding breakfast and recep-
ton at the Hotel Saeex, the bridal party
motored 10 he Statlon. where the BRIDE
and groom boarded an express train,
amid showers Of confetti for Philadelphia,
New York City and Boston. After their
return they viii reside at Bethlehem Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Elaborate Card Party 10 be Held
at the Century Club on Janu
ary %.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle. Jan l7.-An afternoon
card party is being arranged for Thurs
day, January -, ut the Century Club.
The ladies in charge are Miss Reba Hol
comb Miss Mary Shaw, Mrs T.. X IIol-
comb and Mrs Frank JanVicr Il is
hoped 10 have - tables Both 500 ond
bridge are being arranged for and hand
some prizes wll be given.
The Ladies Of Emmanuel Church viii
hold bake on the first Friday IN Feb
ruarv Soup, Maryland biscuits and
other daintios will be made by competent
cooks and will he on sale at the bake
Al the Methodist Church tomorrow
morning the pastors theme viii be In
His Steps Election of officers wall be
held Immediately after the Sunday school
session 81 ? The young people meeting
at 6 30 will be resumed after ffw weeks
omission The evening service at 80
will comprise Jubilee IN honor Of Na-
tional Prohibition
Rev George I Street will have charge
Of the services IN the First Baptist Church.
Sunday school meets ~ 10. preaching at
#, preaching ~ 30.
The regular services viii he held ~ the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church tomorrow,
Rev s Bcatfic Nyllc of ciatlng
beng snow laden and biting cold, John
Barlcyeorn died one minute after nid-
night this morning II anv ceichrators
had parties III tins city they did not make
if known, because everything vent along
quietly Il was not such 9w 20 this
fitv. because It has been pari If dry
territory for some time
4 large kiss-l truck. owned hy White
l3rcs. feed dealere # Wilmington. turned
over OH the outskirts 81 this city this
morning The automobile uas beaded for
Wilmington and had small supply #
has and feed. and IN -ane say turned
over Mother of the fuo occupants II he
car was injured badly, c-capn0 With
MINOR cuts and bruises
he gas was turned IF yesterday II
difiereut intervals through fho dry be-
rati.e ua- nat learned
Tho lmlnanIei basketball team plaYcd
People Settlements m Wilmington losf
evening
On Tuesday evening tn tho Opera
Housc the Denny Burns Minstrel STOW
RilI ho held ii band cnnecri ~ ~
James Challenger has returned from
Atlantic Cts. \ ] where hc penf
several weckz recnporatnr
SEC Bridge water for terelry ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Seaford Produce Growers Associa-
ton Reports Successful Business
Last Year.
D. F. STEWART is BETTER
Bridqeville Has Glorious Celebra-
ton of the Legal Death OF Old
John Barleycorn.

sp..-ial Correspondence of Every Evening
Bridgeville. Jan. 1.-THE adoption o.
the Eighteenth amendment 10 the tederai
Constitution was celebrated IN mon
NJ +. Church. Yesterday. The morning
session was opened at II q clock, by a
song the reading of a Psalm, and q
PRAYER. bv Rev. Disston ". Jacobs. pastor
of the church At noon, four boys, Nelson
Cannon, CLAYTON Currey, John Anderson
and Harrington Messick. Jr., rang the
church bell for FIVE minutes, while those
in the church sang Praise God, from
Whom All Blessings Flow, three times.
Mrs. : Harrington Messick, president
nf the local union OF the W. I. /. T.,
gave a reminiscencc Of the State work OF
the " &. I. L.
At the afternoon meeting, Rev. lhonas
T.. Terry. who has been a great temper
ance worker, made an address
The pupils and teachers of BridgeVllle
public school about $50 in number march
cd in body 10 the Church 10 attend the
exercises. \ pageant was presented ny
the pupils of the school forty--hve
Young girls represented the States which
had ratified this amendment, while three
bows. wearing black robes. represented
the three States which have not ratified
II
Mrs. Henry Ridgley OF Dover gave a
short talk on Equal Suffrage. Mrs Victor
du Pont OF Wilmington also made an
address.
Prof. Lerninger, principal Of Brldgcvlllc
school, spoke briefly, and Mrs. ). iiarrlng--
ton Messick gave a history OF the local
W c. T. l., which was established IN
1852
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
nFATH DEEPLY REGRETTED.

Spe.-,ag Correspondence ~ Every Evening
Dover. Ian. 1.-THE funeral of Mrs.
RILEY lAnch Brown. formerly private
secretary "a Governor Townsend vho
died II Philadelphia. YESTERDAY, after an
operation. will take place tomorrow
afternoon at / o clock from the residence
of hrr mother. Mrs NJ r. Lynch. ia
Georgetown, Rcv. : \ PlIChard pastor
II lie Georgetown NJ + Church, will
have charge 81 the services and inter
mcnt viii he made IN [ Mon N 1 Ctmc-
tery Georgetown The pallbearcrs will he
Julian d Townsend. John & Townsend
ed. sons Of Governor Townsend George III.
Short Chester " Walls, George n
Thoroughbred, John :. Salmons, Norman
G. Jones James r. Buel all friends Of
the deceased
The death ri Mrs Brown, 5 young
woman with 2 promising future, beloved
and admired by al who came IN contact
with her. i deeply regretted by many
relatives and friends IN hent and Sussex
counties where she was 50 well and favora-
blv known
Nlrs Brown. nee Lynch. was chief
stenographer to Speaker HerNey Hall
in the 1917 session Of the Legislature and
also 81 the special session held IN 1918.
After the 1917 session Mrs Brown became
private secretary and stenographcr to
Governor Townsend, which position she
held until five or SIX weeks ago v hen she
was taken lll and was unable 10 RESUME
her work
Mrs Brown was married 20 Sergeant
Riley Brown Of Wyoming, in 1918. and
had lived in Wyoming since their marriage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
CHURCH WEDDING
At SEAFORD TODAY
Miss Mary Ethel Robinson Mar
red to Harry NJ Grleves Of
Bethlehem, Pa.
SPECIAL Dispatch to Every Evenine

special Dispatch to Every Evening
~eaford Jan l1 ! wedding of mucb
interest uniting fno prominent families
ri Kent and Su.-ey counties Ha- solemn
izc4 here af noon 'adav ST. Luke
Protestant Epi-cs pal Churcn. when Miss
AIary Ethel Robinson eldest daughter af
~ -&I4yor and Mrs Walter b Robinson,
0as married % AIr Harry N lsrleEes 81
Bethlehem Pa anIy son ai Nr and
AIrs Harry r Grleves of smyrna The
wedding had been tae talk If rlety folk
for The pas two weeks and the church vas
crowded with friends of fhe bride ana
groom many being unable 70 gain
ldrnittancc The edItlce Was beautifully
and artlsticallr decorated II holly cedar
and mIetietoe. intermugled with elt
flowers and p0ttod plants.
The hrtaaI party entered the church
t9 the strains u tie wedding march from
Lahengrn. rendered by Charles Van
Leer. Id I'll following manner The brlde
leaning on he arm af her brother ].
iaIbert ROBIN, II. Who gave her III mar
rage followed b. he bridesmaid Miss
Ethei T. trle&g9 sister of the groom.
Ihes were fnet Al thg chaucei rail If the
church - the groom ana his best man.
George Ea'le Dunoha, ii ~eatord, who
entered tho church br rear door The
officiating minister Rev William H.
Darbie rector of tha church. met the
bridal party ~ ne center Of the chancel
raj. Wn.re the ceremony Was performed.
the Tng service beng uScd The u,hers
were William II Parsons aud Ira Wright.
both Of ScaIord
.he bride Es-~ hccomrgly attred n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
CHEsTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

SPECIAL Correrpondcncf ~ Eyery Evening
Cb.stertovn. Md Jan ~ The I0DbZ
Men Cub of Christ Methodist PfCte
tant Church hrld lts annual fanqnct ard
reunion at tho Waite House. lat rYeDifg
about FORTY members, their FlYa and
fricnds beng in attcnd3nca y unptpI
menu consisting ~ roagt turkey cranto~r,
sauce. country ham, Maryland oisr'n'f
peari hormuY ceiery pickles, lcliles e'c
with Ice cream and assorted cakes ~
served followed ~ spoech making Nith
! Water Busscl presidcnf II nc ripb
rs thr tnastuas5cr
Sews vae received here yosierday
morning. Of ne criticallllnca q yharlcs
Armstrong. sDu ~ Ir and Mr. EdFsrd
Armstrong of Chcstcrfowh Young Arn
strong underwent p gerioi7s operation ~
Johns fgpkiu- Hospital baltimore, tbi.
Wcck ior IldrnY trouble, from which nc
has iailrd ~ rally fIn H8s . tIdcn' ~
Washington College H's mn'hcr i"f'
yeesgrdaY bv rain for Baltimore
Mr. Iad Mr u Wildam II Brown ceie
brabd tno ilet anniversary e tneir
fnauIage ~ thcir home ou Queen stroet
hcvtcrtovn. Thursday night Hr
Brown s. clerk in Chesteytowo p00tofloe
IccFrat rarinR On tho fHeTapfakn bnt
oH f3ettartor. IS being enjoyed - the rec
dents of that resort Owner n ioehoirr
There 80 filing thnir hcuscs with fre
finest ~ fney nave cut 10 years
Edmond Hurtt, . prominent farmer II
ne5.r Locust Grove, ls pending the v7n'S-
in Chcetertnwn
One 0f tho rar~Erat tra ppcrs In tnrs 'n7-
hag ragyh. ~ date n rats Ho hae ~
ccived - cents nair f1r M Uoat ard oav
refused az offer M "a ror esch IF Tic yol'
FIa axrcc.s ~ make 800 ~ SJ00 trfo~c
tho season ~ over.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

spcciaI Correspondence Of Every Evening
Scaford, Jan II The proceeds from
"The Garden Of Paradise, by Mrs
Friedewald given here Yesterday under
the auspices OF the Sorosls, IN the Acorn
Club room. was turned over to the
Scaford Volunteer Fire Department
Mrs i. X Cooke spent part Of the week
with Mrs William Harper Dean, m
Washington ID G. Mrs Dean who
is writer of note is the granddaughter
Of the late John W ShIles, who was well
known IN this vicinity some Years ago
Franklin Marvel and son, Major, Of
New York City. were here tins week
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Ii Marvel
Miss Hazel Collins Of Blades has taken
a position IN Chester Pa u
Mrs. Emma O'day and Levi Mcssick
were married here. recently ~ Rev j..
III Gardner
Miss Mamie LcCatcs is visiting Miss
Elizabeth Crosby n Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.
,x.,al correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Jan r. The Home Eco
nomlcs Department Of the Dover public
schools. Yesterday entertained the hoy $
and girls basketball teams of tho high
school at luncheon in the school building
IN honor ~ the victory won hv the two
teams over the basketball teams Of the
Wesley Collegiate Institute, Friday evening
of last week
At Holy Cross Catholic Church rectory,
Yesterday at noon Rev Father Z omiskcy
united IN marriage Samuel I. Green of
Port Penn and Miss Mary Wlnfred Marvel
Of Magnolia
Councilman John & Hopkins Of Dover
and his sister, Mrs Frank Prettyman Of
Pennington. attended reunion 81 mem
hors 81 thcIr family 81 fredericksburg Md
Yesterday Two aunts, ono aged 70 and
another past 50 years Of age, We're among
The relatives visited
The heirs 81 the late William II Ridge
wav. have sold the Ridgcway homestead,
On North Governor avenue % Nh
Jones Of the State Highway Department,
Who has taken possession This was the
first stone front house built in Dover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
HOME AND SCHOOL MEETING.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening
M......l..A L.. W., IIn,.,.. 4

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newport, Jan 1.-THE Home and
School Association of Newport public
school met in the school house, Wodnes-
day evening. Mrs Elmer Miller reported
having visited the school during the past
month, and WAS much pleased with con-
ditions existing.
The following committee was appointed
10 visit the school this month: Mrs,
Walter Cox, Mrs. Hyland b. Lyman, and
Mrs Andrew Hargan.
Mrs Ina J. N Perkins, director of
Child Welfare for the Reconstruction
Commission of Delaware, gave very
interesting and instructive talk on Health
Of the School Child"
number Of the school children who
are taking music lessons furnished Instr'l-
mental solos They were Emily Elliott,
Margaret Hargan. Emily Crosslcy, Mil
dred Elliott and Margaret lyman
The next meeting Of the Association
will be held in the school Wednesday
evening, February II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17

and the factory whistles united in apaeant
of thanksgiving over the demise OF John
Barleycorn.
William II. Phoebus is confined to hi
home in West Laurel by illness.
Dale, the six-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs Joshua H. Marvil, was operated
upon this week for the removal of ade-
noids.
Members of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church of this town are raising
funds for building a new church on the site
occupied by the structure in which they
are worshpping Mt present. The. new
edihce is to be built of concrete blocks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
ODESSA BANK ELECTION.

Srs.-iaI Corrcsuopdence If Every Evening
Odessa. Jan. Is At the annusl meet
mo ~ The New Castle County Bank az
Odessa the following were elected di-
rectore Daniel ". Corhu. Iamc- RI
Shalcross, Alexander Corhif, leonard
Aspn. Ir.. Daniel Corbit. Francls y
Watkins Clarence r Pool. / JanvIcr
Moods lawson C'rothcrs Theodore Per-
guson. Joseph @ Brown
The directors organized hN elcctnC
Daniel " Corbu president, James
>hsllcrnSs >7cp-nrcsldent Clarence H..
Pool secnatarx Joseph q Brown.
cashier, Frank Davis. assistant cashier:
May G. Epos, bookkeepcr