Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-05
NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Citizens Building and Loan Asso-
citation Books Audited
Personal Notes.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

/ Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle, April 8. This evening at
8 O'Clock, George IL Rennle, Jacob II.
| Spcicher and John b. Manlove, members
! of the auditing committee of tho Citizens
! Building and Loan Association, will
meet in the parlors of the New Castle
] Trust Co, and make an audit OF the
| books of the association in order to pre-
pare the annual statement for the year
ending March 20. 1920 The regular meet
| ing will be held April 13, when the 9th
series will begin. lnrge number OF
| persons will take out shares and several
parties will borrow money in order TO
make purchases Of properties. At thus
meeting the annual election OF officers
and Board of Directors will take place,
each share holder having vote.
In the parish house building OF the Inn
manuel =. u. Church. TINS evening at y
| O'Clock. the members Of the congregation
will hold their annual meeting for the
p,rpose of eleeing -four vesirymen, three
for the period Of three years and one for
the period of ono year.
Professor Henry t. Snavely. Of the New
Castle public schools, was the speaker ut
the Sunday school services. IN the lecture
room Of the First Presbyterian Church
yesterday afternoon. He took for his
subject "IIumanity's Redemption. taken
from the Ciospol Of ST. John the ! fth chap
Ter and the llth verse.
Tonight promises one Of tho largest
Faster Monday dances held IN this city
for a number Of years, under the auspices
of the Junior and Sophomore classes of
the New Castle Public Schools. The pro-
coeds will be used for the proposed trip
Of the two classes To Washington, ID. G.,
during the vacation period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Walz Of
North Second street gave family dunner
at their home Yesterday. The following
were present: MIR. and Mrs. Matthew
Walz, Sr.. MIR and Mrs. Barton I. Hop
kins, Miss Margaret Wall and John
Thornton Of Wilmington
During the morning services at the Nnz-
areth NJ T.. Church. yesterday, James T..
Biggs. n prominent merchant was taken
suddenly i'll and tainted. falling 70 the
floor He was taken Ia the home oi his
brother-in-lnw. George Allen Smith where
medical attention was given. shnri time
later Mrs John Briduewairr was taken
III and loft the church and while going
down the church steps fell, striking her
head She vas taken 10 the home of Mr.
and Mrs Theodore W Cayender where
she was revived
The funeral of Mrs. Amy Hstella
Smith. wife of Martin T. Smith, was held
Yesterday afternoon at her home at Hose
Hill at 2 o'clock, with Rrv. George Y.
Street, pastor of the First Baptist
Chnrch n charge.
Lost Yesterday, gold cross with
black ribbon attached. Will finder plese
return 10 Mrs Edna Bull, Chestnut and
Second streets ADV.
The churches in this city yesterday, At
both ressions. were crowded 30 their
capacity. despite the weather conditions.
AZ the morning session of the Nazareth
NJ. F.. Church. thirty-thrce persons were
admitted 20 full membership, two were
received by letter. four were received
on probation, and two adults were bap-
tised. This makes the total membership
of the congregation about 40, the largest
congregation In this city.
II you are thinking about fruit and
artificial trees, shruhhery, etc, call
W. T. Cranston. phone 10 R-ll.-Adv.
The attendance at Emmanuel =. T..
Church was the largest in several years.
At the o clock morning service - CON-
municants took part. One of the features
TO the Faster music was n solo By Mrs
Bankson r. Holcomb wife of Bankson
r. Holcomb. superintendent at the du
Pont plant. WAYNE \. J
The public schools viii reopen to-
morrow. after observing the Good Fri
dav aud Faster Monday holidays.
Wanted d-Girls and boys for clean light
machine work Apply Wilmington Fibre
Speciality Co. New Castle. Del.--Adv.
Three fishing boats were out in the Della
ware River from this city on Saturday.
bur the catch was very small John Pustill