Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
lEHS.G IRE. DAY
1T new .1GEllE
sSmnel Cole Painfully 1njurcdby
Running Nail Through His
Hand While at Work.

ploycd at one of the local plants, ran o
nail through his right hand while Mt work
yesterday. The injury was dressed by
DIR. Booker.
The services in the NJ. r. Church to-
morrow will be AS follows: Class meeting,
$50; preaching, 1910, by the pastor
Subject, Fate Of the Strong Man. 2
o'clock, Sunday school and Baraca class.
The new song books, "Jubilate," which
were recently purchased, will be intro
duccd. The Epworth League will meet
at z clock. Evening services will be held
at 7.3O, with preaching by the pastor on
''1'hc Religion of Songs"
The first nark-up night for the organ
fund will be held next Thursday evening
in the Sunday school room Of the NJ. T..
Church. The entertainment will be in
charge of Rev. w. G. Harris Of the Cook
man Church, Wilmington. There will be
no collection.
Joseph McCaughan who was taken i'll
Thursday evening" is much improved.
The following list of unclaimed letters
has been posted in the postoffice: Mitchell
Cation, Mrs. Osie Johnson, Mrs. Thomas
Mum, Editors of the News, John O.
Offuth and Son, Thomas Roy, i. W.
Roy, Miss Mary Short, j. Salerm, Mrs.
IT, ~. t1tithuiPfft W iAS itiiI8Dstu a asiuff
Mrs. James Wallace, Lottie Williams,
Fannie Cook, l.. Dawson, Mrs. Louis
Dunkin, Manilli Enrice. Mrs. William II.
Emerson and John Gilispie.
The members Of the Penn-Seaboard
Corporation Athletic Association held a
meeting yesterday at lunch hour in the
office of the plant. II was decided to have
the baseball fund transferred To the Ath-
letic Association funds and to buy basket
ball suits with the money. Another meet
ing will be held next week TO elect the
officers of the association.
The Parish Guild of Emmanuel I. f..
Church will hold sale of new and old
articles, which have been donated TO the
guild next Wednesday The sa will
open at 2 O'Clock and continue until 4
in the afternoon and from Z TO o In
the evening. The ladies of the parish
will bold a meeting next Tuesday after
noon at the parshhouse, from 2 10 O.
10 receive donations. The funds viii be
for the benefit Of the guild.
Rev Joseph Fl. Earp has arranged for
n. mission in charge Of Rev. George T.
Richards, D. d., to be held in Emmanuel
Church in the near future.
A delegation Of eight members Of I'm
manuel Church, with Rev. and Mrs
Joseph II. carp. will 20 20 Baltimore TO
attend the conservation OF Rev. Philip
Cook, October Ii. in st. Michael and
All Angels Church
The Home and School Association viii
meet next Thursday evening in che High
School assembly room. The executive
committee extend. an invitation 10 parents
and other persons interested. Children
below the eighth grade will not be adj
mtted unless accompanied by adults
Miss Emily Lunt will give a solo. Severa
other numbers will be rendered by the
members Of the school. The exact pro-
gram will be announced later Prof
Henry +. Snavely will speak on 'Tnstruc-
tive Thinking" The principles which
will be announced will be given with
interesting examples in the fields of his
tory and science Mr. Frish, Whining
ton violinist, will render several selections.
Services in Emmanuel Church to-
morrow will be as follows: Holy COM
munion at 7.30; second holy communion
and sermon, 1880; evening service at
7.30
A New Course of study called the Chris
tian Nurture Series has been introduced
in lmmanuel Sunday school.
The monthly meeting OF the Young
Peoples Branch of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union was held last evening
In the NJ. l.. Sunday school
Mrs. Mary McCatferty and daughter
Mary, left today for Washington, where
they will visit friends over the weekend.
Miss Marjorie Earp, Lent county sec
retary for the Red Cross, spent the week
end at the home Of her parents, Rev. and
Mrs Joseph IL. carp Of this city.
Mrs. Joseph II. carp, who has been
visiting her mother in Strassburg, Pa,
returned home yesterday
Prof. and Mrs. H. T. Snavely and son
Richard are spending the day in Phila-
delphia
MIR. and Mrs. James Semon are being
congratulated on the birth of a son.
The services of the Baptist Church
tomorrow will be as follows: Sunday school
at 10 o'clock: preaching at IL; subject,
How Can Two Walk Together Unless
They Are Agreed?" Christian Endeavor
at CAS-; evening services, 730; subject
'The Hand on the Table"
Something Good" A full line of Belle
Mead Sweets, now on sale. Birmingham $
Pharmacy.-Adv.
A complete line of Colegate's goods just
received. Brittingham's Pharmacy.-Adv.
For that cough, white pine tar and
honey with cod liver oil. Large. bottle for
SOC. Z. Challenge d Son, prescription
pharmacists-Adv.
Sperno Canned Heat, Ice. Sperno
stoves, 65c to $500. L. Challenger &
Son, prescription pharmacists-Adv.
Delicious Whitman's and Samoset
chocolates, 81 to $3.50. +. Challeug ger &
Son, prescription pharmacists s-Adv.
Victrolas and records Bridgewater'
ADV.