Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Nazareth M. E. Church to OBJ
serve Day of Pentccost; Per-
sonal and General Notes.

Special Correspondence OF Every EVENING
New Castle, May 3.-Arrangements are
being madc for the observance OF the day
OF Pcntecost in the Nazareth Nj. u.
Church, for the solicitation Of new MEM
bers. The ladies will hold n meeting to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock and on
Wednesday evening at 10 O'Clock tbe
men will hold "a meeting. The following
members Of the congregation have been
selected To canvas the city: Sixth street
between Delaware and South, Mrs.
Robert II. Harrington, Jr., Mrs. William
w. Leach, Mrs. John b. Montgomery,
James T. Challenger, Ira Duling, Arthur
Gibbs; East Sixth and Cherry streets,
Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Whiteside, Mrs. julia
Walls, John b. Mnnlove, John i. Cloud,
George Swan; Fifth street to Seventh
street, Mrs. John X. Bicking, Mrs
Richard T.. Pinder, Mrs. Edward II.
Naylor, r. i. Pinder, Edward j. Naylior,
Rev. J. X. Bicking; West Filth street,
Mrs. George Swan, Mrs. William Deakyne
Charles Wbiteside, Jefferson Downham;
East Fifth street and Harmony street,
Mrs. George Kern, Mrs William Weegen-
| mann, George Tobin, Walter Dalby,
| George Kern: Delaware street from Sixth
| to Delaware street wharf, Mrs. JulIus
Dodd, Mrs. zimmerman Mrs. Annie
/ Truss. John Hendrix, Bennett Il. Lancas-
/ ter: East Fourth and Delaware to Har-
monv street. Mrs. John I. II. Clayton,
| Mrs George Proud, Sr, Mrs. John Barnes,
| John Il. r. Clayton, John Proud; Fourth
street. below Harmony and Chestnut
| streets, Mrs. Susan Pustil, Mrs. William
| Stevenson. James Abbott, MIR. Ashley;
West Fourth and South streets, Mrs.
RAYMOND Foster, Mrs Edward W. Eagle
Mrs. Ida Smith, Raymond Foster, VIII
| liam T. Rothwell: East and West Third
street, Mrs. Sara Atkinson, Mrs. Hardy.
| Harry w. Hushebock, Mrs. Atkinson
| Third below Harmony street, Mrs.
/ Howard Wilhelme, Mrs. LOOMS O. Wise,
| Mrs. Hemphiil, Weldin &. Nining, Edward
| Mcdowell: Second street To Chestnut
/ street. Mrs Michael C,ivlson, Mrs. James
/ Tilney. Michael Givison, Robert Riley
+ West Second street below Chestnut, Mrs.
/ Frederick Wiihelme, Mrs. Henrietta Com
! ner. William NJ Conner, Nathaniel Wat
/ son: The Strand and Daily avenue, Mrs.
/ Mary Denny. Mrs Harold Hobbs, Mrs.
1 Thomas Reese, William Green, Thomas
/ Reese: Harmony street below The Strand
and Third. Mrs Herbert kee, Mrs. Joseph
Armpriester. Timothy Steele, Arthur
| Heathers: Shawtown. Mrs. Ilurd, Mrs.
Hastings, MIR Hurd. Mrs. Abraham
Ingram: Hare's Corner, Mrs. Ingram,
/ Mrs. George NJ. blackburn, Abraham
Ingram, George NJ Blackburn; Whining
road and Baldton, Ms. Willis L. Black
burn. Mrs. Lyman, Charles Townsend,
Charles T.. Lancaster, Jr., Moore's Lane,
| Mrs. Frank Moore, Mrs A. Moore, Franl,
! Moore: State Road, Mr.. Bland and Mr.
Lester.
This evening the members of Seminole
Tribe, No. 10, Improved Order of Red
| Men. will hold their regular meeting m
the lodge rooms of the Masonic Hal
Temple. \ class of five pale faces will be
taken in At the close OF tho meeting the
matter Of daylight saving viii be discussed
and vote will be taken. The result vii
he submitted 10 the members OF the City
Council at the meeting tomorrow evening
The Wilmington Fibre Speciality Go.
plant has formed baseball team anc
elected as manager Frederick Cruihouser
who desires to receive CT allcnges from an5
team in or outside OF the State. A move
mcnt is on loot TO have the other indus
trial plants OF the city 10 form teams anC
plant league.
Tomorrow evening the members of tn
CITY Council will meet in regular session
and take up the question of the dayligh
saving. The purchase OF water AM
electric light plants will be considered, bu
no action will be taken until the tow
meeting is held
Complaints have been made to III
mayor about persons riding bicycles o.
the sidewalks, and also riding the wheels il
the streets at night without proper light
The police will make arrests of those vic
lating the city ordinance.
In the opening game of the Del-Ma
League, Saturday afternoon, at the Bat
terry Park grounds Manager Bill Der
J ney's River Boys put it on the Edge Moo
team by the score of to |. Mayor Georg
W. Eckles tossed the ball out into tia
: diamond for the opening game. The crow