Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Trouble Over a Fence on q Party
Line in Process of Ad-
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Special Correspondence ,f EVERY Evening
New Castle, April 24.--The people who
reside within the neigbborhood OF Second
street between Harmony and Chestnut
were awakened yesterday morning At
o'clock by loud sounds of hammerinR
The noise was caused by Michael Conner,
who was tearing down newly built fence
that marked the building line between his
property and that of Miss Charlotte
Arnold III. Bryson. He claimed that the
fence was on his line and tore down oil of
the boards, rails and posts. The distance
covered was about % feet The matter
was called to the attention of Mayor
George W. Eclslcs, who, after viewing the
ground and taking the case up with the
owners, found that the fence was erected
within the deed-given lines.
In Nazareth Nj. T.. Church, tomorrow
morning the pastor, Rev. John X. Bicking,
will speak on the Centenary movement.
The services will convene at 1890 The
evening services will begin at o'clock
and will include Epworth League services,
led by John Hendricks, who will take for
his subject "Will Man Rob Godf"
Arthur Wilson, noted evangeistic
singer of Wilmington, will be in attendance
and viii render several vocal selections
The church services, which will start ut
7.30, will be in charge Of Dharma Sh eilsh
Shand, Camel driver of India. He will
he dressed in native costume and will
have with him 10 other persons similarly
clad. He was borne in India and was
stolen from his parents when very young
He was in captivity until rescued by the
British forces. Before he wns rescued he
was camel driver. The speaker is
member of the Methodist Church in
India and lecturvd at the Centenary
celebration last summer at Columbus,
Ohio, and brought with him many remark
able characters to America. including a
jungle man OF India, wild man of Borneo
and camel driver of India At the con-
clusion of his address he will sing hymns
in the native language and translate the
same. Special music at this service viii
be rendered by the Junior and the senior
choirs.
Rev. Joseph H. carp, rector of Inn
manuel Church, will hold holy communion
at the morning services tomorrow, which
will he at 1890, when the pastor will take
for his theme The Years That the Locust
Have Eaten" At the evening service
which will be held at 730, the pastor viii |
speak on The Native Cultivation Of |
Common Sense
Rev George T. Street, pastor of Tho |
First Baptist Church, announces that |
instead of the usual preaching services
tomorrow, that two programs have been !
arranged, one for the Sunday school, in |
the morning, and tho other for the Christ
inn Endeavor Society. IN the evening.
Both programs will feature the effort,
Of the churches Of the Northern Baptist
Convention in the drive for Sl00,o00.000.
Rev. s. Beattie Wylie, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church. will have
charge of the usual services tomorrow
Preaching at I030 Sunday school at
2 30, in charge Of the superintendent,
Frank Long; preaching by the pastor at
80
James r. carp and George Burnett Of
Swarthmorc College are spending the
weekend az guests Of Rev. and Mrs
Joseph H carp The students are on
their way from Baltimore engaged IN the
athletic sports at Johns Hopkins.
The senior class Of the New Castle
High school arc arranging for dance 70
he given on Friday evening next in the
Opera House. from s 10 II o'clock
MIR and Mrs Harry Rane, who reside
at Second and Delaware streets, arc re-
ceiving congratulations upon tho birth Of
q son.
Much interest is centored in the move
ment Of collecting funds with which To
purchase ice cream for the sick and
wounded soldiers at Camp Dix Con-
trihutions viii be gratefully received by
Mrs. Horace j.. Dealsyne, at Challenger
pharmacy.
William f. Rothwell has purchased
rom George W Burris an automobile
Mrs IT r Griffith, state chairman ON
music of the Federation of Women's Clubs
will be the entertained at the New Century
Club on Tuesday evening at : o'clock
She viii dwell on the Jugo-Slavic Music,
soloist viii accompany her.
Last evening between and o'clock