Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-03
NEWS OF A DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Elaborate Plans Made for Next
Saturdays lntercity Base
ball Game.

Ddil Odne.
Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, oct. S.--Manager Jimmy
MeDeyitt of the New Castle Athletic
Association baseball team has been
given permission 10y Mayor Cramer to
rope bn the entrances Mt Battery
diamond on Saturday for the second
game of the series between the pick
OF this city and the pick of Whining
ton, The admission to the bleachors
will be 25 cents and 80 cents TO the
grand stand.
The attendance at the parsonage
day" celebration at Lebanon Nj. IL.
Church at Red Lion yesterday was
large. Rev. Robert Watt, district
superintendent, was In charge of the
morning service, when $4,000 was raid
ed. which makes total OF $4,000 TO
apply on the payment of the newly
built parsonage at a cost of $4,000. One
of the features OF the contributions
was n check from Rev. r. J. Cochran,
a former minister of the church for
$50 Three daughters gave $50 and one
son $40. making a total of Sli0 from
one family.
Rev Thimas L. Terry OF Bridgeville,
will be one OF the speakers at the CEN
tennial celebration of the local church
on October 30.
Charles l.. Coale yesterday was
elected secretary OF the Dobbinsville
Sunday school, in place OF Norman
Seamore, who resigned.
Joseph Mullin and Martin Kinney
on Saturday evening defeated John H.
Fahey and Peter Scully at the home
Of Mr.. Fahey by the score OF I TO in
a 500 contest. The next game will be
played tomorrow evening at the home
OF Peter Scuny. Edward Gormley and
| B. r. o'Rourke will play the winners
at the close Of the game.
This evening the members OF the
Seminole Tribe. No. AZ, l. .. II. NJ.
viii meet in weekly session in the
Masonic Hail. The election Of officers
viii take place.
The members of the Dorcas Society
OF the Methodist Church will meet on
| Thursday afternoon at . o'clock in the
church parlors.
William Mitchell Of Philadelphia, a
graduate Of the Howard College OF
Washington. has applied FOR the post
ton Of principal of tho colored schools
here.
Prof. Archibald Ralston, athletic and
physical director OF Girard College
Philadelphia. yesterday afternoon ad
ldressed the members of the NouuE
Mems Bible Glass OF Immanue
lChurch.
Evan Miller and Edward r House.
beck left this morning for New York
where they will work for Richard Hop
kins, a road builder, who has been it
charge Of the rebuilding Of the STATE
highway in this section.
ON Saturday two beaded bags wer,
awarded to Marie Koenig OF Claymoni
and John Thorty OF 71o Orange street
, Wilmington. The benefit contest wa
) in charge Of David b.. Kee. who is IL
= charge Of the farms OF the New Castl
? County Hospital.
J This evening the members Of III
e New Castle Century Club will hol
, their board meeting az 5 O'clocl
Tomorrow evening the first fall mee
= ing Of the club viii take place with
= social and entertainment. Mrs. Jul
! lHolcon1b, James T. Challenger. j
I and Madame Tareunaney will sir
! solos.
: Ra-Do Fumoless Gas Radiator {
: exhibition and demonstration at Hot
Louise. sheridan Paper Store al
/. Whites Ice Cream Parlors.-Adv.
n Mrs. John b. Montgomery is CO
fined to her home with illness.
Il Mrs Charles Yetter Of Baldton. w
Il has been i'll for several days, is sho'
N ing improvement.
% We have just received a new shi
ment of William II. Browns perfur
he and toilet water. STOP 10 get a saml
te Of the extract. Brittingham's Phs
macy.-Adv.
= Walter ORourke. a graduate Of {
y, Highbridge High School in the 1.
y class. who entered the Delaware L,
- versity the opening Of this term v
: become a student at Georgetown L
n versity, Washington. d. g. where
: has secured a scholarship.
be Apartments for rent in the Loui
ne Apply 10 John Ries. the premise.
Adv.
The members Of the W. c. T. [.
the Methodist Church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home
ag Mrs. Sara Atkinson, on East TIL
I'd street, at . o'clock.
NO Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Foster. v
OIL have been residing in this city
IN. several years. on Saturday moved
? a Elkton. Nd. where Mr.. Foster
secured employment.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Greenw
les spent the weekend as guests of r.
j. tives and friends in Chester.
lis Mr. and Mrs. John II. Snavely
ur- granddaughter. Mary Elizat
Snavely Of Lebanon, Pa, spent !
ng, terday as guests OF Prof. and J
Sts, Henry E. Snavely and family.
i. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffer Walton
ed daughter of Wilmington spent J
itb