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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
} OBITUARY !
MRS, LEO TEMPLIN
North Main Street Woman Succumbs to
Three Weeks Illness.

Mrs. Blanche May Strickiin Templin,
wife OF Leo Templin. died at SIS O'Clock
Sunday morning at her home. No. $50
Market street. after suffering for three
weeks with complications Of diseases.
She was born in ohio July II. 1853,
and was reared and educated in that
state. she was the daughter of ia" late
Charles Stricklin and Mrs Mamie but
ton. Sh" Was u.mrmbcr Of the Method
iSt church.
She leaves her husband. her mother
one brother. Paul Stricklin. and on" sis
ter. Miss Nelma Stricklln.
Funeral services will be held at $50
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. conducted by
Rev. +. $. Bishop. pastor of the North
Street Methodist church.
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ALT HAYMAN DIES
Prominent Theatrical. Man. of. New
York was Born in wheeling-Has
Relatives Here

New York papers Sunday morning an
nounced the death of All Hayman,
which occurred in the Metropolis Sat
urday evening. Mr.. Ilayman was gem
cral manager of the Charles Frohman
theatrical interests.
Mr. Hayman was born In Wheeling in
1865, and had Il number OF relatives
living here. lie went To New York
about 1890.
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Former Local Man.

Word has been received here Of the
death of All Hayman. aged 60. former
Wheeling man. and we'll known in the
theatrical world Of New York. where
death occurred after a short illness. De
ceased was Il rrlativ" of Charles ano
Daniel Frohman. Mr.. llayman achieved
no lHtlr success as an actor and was
associated mostly with American tho
atrical producer. He belonged to one or
Whecling's most prominent early tami-
lies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
COMMERCIALS WON
HloraRco A c. Nine Proved Easy for
2 Bena1ro Commercials to
Defeat.

Before the larGes, crowd ever gath
cred on the Pinch Run grounds the Bell
aire Commercial \. g. nine easily de-
feated the Florence A. &. nine yester-
day afternoon in the first Of a series Of
three games by the score OF 9-S.
The BellaireiteS baGan scoring early
and after taking a good lead were never
headed, while the Florence lads gath
cred three scattered runs. The Bellaire
TAen were hitting the ball 10 all parts
OF the lot throughout the game
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Dual Met With Local
School Being Planned
Athletic Director Anderson wants dual
Field and Track meet soon

y .. Anderson. athletic director OF
Wherein" high * making plans 10 mona
= dual track ana nc!d meet in this
district with n local school within the
near future. and although the plans
are far from being Complet" are being
considered seriously.
If the dual meet - held, it Will mean
4 Iayg,. number Of athletes from the
TWO schools taking part. and more IN
forest in the track and field sports IN
thu district.
\ rumur WAS current Saturday even
ing 4 dual meet was 10 have been held
with ClarkHhurg. but this was found
to br "untrue.
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John Edwin Gill.

Franklin. Pa. May l5.--John Edwin
Gill. aged IS years, president of the
Manufacturers Light and Heat COM
pany. Of Pittsburgh. and for many years
Il leader of the Prohibition party in
Pennsylvania. died at his home here to-
day after all illness of several months.
Born in Chester. England, Mr.. Gill was
brought TO Canada by his mother in
1854, after the death of his father. In
1871 he located AZ Chicago. coming 10
Franklin several years later. He was
we'll known in oil and gas circles
throughout the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
PITCHERS DUEL
Hetdlebach. Of ShadySide, and Koonzs, OF
Dillonvale, Stage Good Duel.

Jim Koonz. star pitching ace for the
Dillonvale Indians Won a hard fought
pitchers duel from Roy Heidlebach. star
twirlcr of the Shadyside a. c., at Dill
ionvale Sunday afternoon, and the Dill
lonvalc nine won. . TO l.
The ShadySide team scored their only
run in the ninth inning. while Dillon
vale scored early in the game. after
which the duel went on. Powell re-
ceived for koonz. while Nemic perform
cd behind the bat for Shadyside.
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KINDELBERGERS LOSE
New MartinsviNe Nine Proves to Be
Better Than Locals and Win
IL to 2.
n The 1ntelligenCer.

Special to The lntellIgencer.
New Martinsville. w. Va. May 10
The Kindclberger \. G. baseball nine or
Wheeling was handed n sharp defeat
here this afternoon by the New Mar
tinSville A. &. nine by the score Of II
TO II in 4 slow and unintereStinG game.
The visitors proved good in the first
five innings. but their team went to
pieces in the sixth and from then on
the locals scored at will.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
PROF, MACKENSEN
At SAINT JAMES

At -. James lutheran church last
evening. Irof. l.. !. MaCkcnSen Of COL
mmhllS. .. &puk' on How I" R"c"Ine
Certain that the Bib" j. tn" Word OF
God" and he SAID that this certainty l.
reached more 10y personal experience
than 10y mere teaching. "'hriSt himself
said lrof Mrck"nS"n takes TINS test
as tn. only true one"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
WILSON'S LOST

The fast Wilson Packers Of the east
end lost a hard fought game 10 the Lar
fertv 4 c. or Lafferty. o. Yesterday
afternoon on their home GROUNDS ny
the score OF : 10 .. The locals were
playing in hard straights while me
home team took advantages or the
breaks Of the game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
D. Y. BILLIARD LEAGUE
STANDING UP TO DATE

WUh IA, tr$; week. 1T pla! ing 81 the
ohio Na.:cy Pocket billiard YeaSu" ~
a close. Il summary "f The weeks pa! :
INK shows thr strand players OF
MouudSvili" are leading the league nav
:ny won TWO games during tn" week
while al other rooms entered played
but Uu".
Interest in tho activities. 81 the
league has grown steadily ana To-Day
every game is being looked forward L"
with interest. The coming week rings
together some new opponents WhlIe II
will in all probability mean n change IN
the standings. The following ~ the
schedule Of the week
Monday Olympic Ia Fort Henry;
Smoke House At Tumble Inn.
Tursday --Tumhl- Inn at liairr: Rui-
Irr At S"lhcrt.
Wednesday a. Smoke House"
Thursday S"ih"rt 1t Colonial; Haler
at Strand
Friday For, Henry a Rut;"rs; Sm"h"
HuUS.. Z; Olympia
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COLORED GIANTS DROP
1910 GAME TO TAG.
rriadelphia Proves Master Of Locals In
Hard Hitting Game at
Philadelphia

BY the score OF Is 10 10. the Wheel
ing CoIored Giants dropped tn" iirHt
hard fought game OF the season H"Stcr-
,l.y afternoon to the TriadclrhIa \. Z
nine on the Triadclphia grounds. hetorr
q large crowd OF fans. The locals ana
thc home lads took turns in leading out
toward the end the Oue-the-Pike nine
S,,.rlrcd a lead and kept It. .
Hits for. both teams were numerous
S,raightlite and \. ArGo Leading IN Ine
|,;S wort for the locals while Bennett
TInlmes and Mandell starred for the
Triads. Brown for the Giants knocSen
a home run in the NTH inning with one
man on base.
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BISHOP A. c. WINS

OuthittinC their opponents and out
playing them in every phase Of the
game. the Bishop a. G. nine defeated
the Chick \. G. squad yesterday after
noon on the Fulton diamond by the
score of l3-5. The Bishops had little
difficulty in scoring and the Chicks
gathered their five runs in one large In
ming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
PITCHER FOR HooSHRs

Minneapolis MINI, May - - Leo
Neitfert. pitcher. has been obtained by
the Indianapolis American Association
base ball club Manager Hendrix an
nouneed here today. Neffert comes 70
the Indians from the Cincinnati Nation
ais in part payment for pitcher Rogge.
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Baker Services.

Funeral services will hr hcId 'h!S
afternoon from TIA" r"Sid"nr" OF MS
sister. Mrs. George Carter. on hlGh'h
street. GlenwOOd. over tn" remains OF
the later Charles T.. Baker. VINO naSS"d
away at Fort MCHcnry hospital AT l|ai-
timore. Services will be in charge OF
Rev. X. II. Helm. with interm"nt in Pc
nnsula cemetery.
Deceased, who was a former resident
of Wheeling. was - years of ag" ana
was the son Of William +. and Mary
BaYha Baker.
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COUNCIL TO CANVASS
PRIMARY RETURNS
No Change In Candidates Made by Re-
count In Two yards.

At council meeting tomorrow night
the city council will canvass the re-
turns from the primary election held
last Thursday.
As :: result of recounts of election re-
turns conducted in the Fourth and Sixth
wards Saturday by City Clerk Homer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
YANKEES VICTORIOUS

The South Side Yankees, one OF the
best known amatu"r teams in the dis
trict added another victory to its long
string yesterday by defeating the Nir-
GINA A. c. by the score Of 10 to s. The
game was we'll played despite the one
sided score.
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nesday Is for the entire state, although
the Shrie gathering on Thursday In
r!udcs only southern West Virginia. tho
latter day. however, there Will be Visit
ors from the Panhandle counties ana
from ParkcrSburE us well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

C. Crago, George NJ. Vance was noni-
mated as candidate for council from the
Sixth ward by twelve votes. and albert
l.. Kress gained the nomination. IN the
Fourth ward by one vutt.
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--BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMIS-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-05
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
k,uskrat Trappsr Slips With
Hard Fall in His Boat,
Breaking a Rib.
70 DISCUSS SCHOOL ISSUE

~. IA rVrr, isNcninga Correspondents
Richardson Park. Dec. b.--Wtt one
All, mc,, classca operating on n hali-
,,n,,. srnedulo because OF lack OF room,
s,hnn conditions here are becoming
acute and u is expected that pateh's
ANA mrhoul patrons VIII express 'hcih-
solVos in 40 uncertain tones NJ inc
,n.,,ins Of tho Parent Teacher AS
.,,,i,t,on ln tho school house tonight.
an, w..iinr was 10 have been held last
Nnndev night. bat owing To the storm
,t ,ha, limo " was postponed until
tonight
"A !, ,ontcnded that while the new
.,hoo, laws do not permit the sale OF
lands owned 10y the state Sehuo'
nnard. some provision should ho nao'
hy tho school Hoard 20 use the eleven
n,rcr of land bought 10y the old board
IA Arhiov nt cost of $1,000 ana
,,htrh have not been used for school
,trnnuen n Ia Thought that II port
,n,r huildings could be- placed ON this
,r,et tho present Ovcrcowded con
diion m tho school here could De
eliminated.
pr N. \. Holloway, tho state super
,,tenden, cf the institution viii ad-
dress tho mectng
Parents Of the children who are now
attending the half part time scho1I
nrn tncenscd. claiming that through
.uch An arrangement their children
ave betting more or icas retarded IN then
.tudlpa and delayed IA their promo
tluns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-05
MIDDLET0WN NEWS.

Mddetown. Dec. 5--E. NJ Records
Il co. have sold their 170-acre farm
at Van Dyke station 10 Harry O'Niel.
Consideration private.
Robert Gabriel and family have re-
moved from here to their new nome at
QuarryvillC, IA. where Mr.. Gabriel
will engage in business.
Odessa Parent Teacher Association
has elected these officers: President,
Mrs. Carl Price: president. Mrs.
Fannie James; secretary, Mrs. Marga-
rot webb treasurer, Mrs. Emma Rey-
nolds
The League ot Service OF the Pres
bytorian Church at Odessa will have
these officers for the coming year:
President. Mrs. John Joseph; vice
president, Mrs. a. s. Whittock; secre-
tary and treasurer. Mrs. Eva Joseph
chairmcn intermediate department
Mrs. Clara Grenninger Snd Mrs
Rcv. Charles + ao-B .nCMF WPBGN
I The body Of Joseph Condor Nau-
Z dain. aged - years, OF near Farming
+ ton. who died on Tuesday. was brought
here Saturday. for interment in Ok
/ Drawers cemetery, near Odessa. Mr.
/ Naudain was brother Of Miss Ella
Naudain and Mrs. Mary Naudair
Daniels OF this town.
Mrs. Catherine Anne Galway dice
at tho home Of her daughter, Mrs
/ Morgan J. King, near here, last week
aged sc years Mrs. Galway was {
resident of Kent county. Maryland ant
had come 10 pay visit to her daugh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-05
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

EllIton. Md, Dec. 5.--At tho home
Of County Commissioner and Mrs.
Irwin C. Clifford of near Chesapeake
City, Saturday evening" their daugh-
ter, Miss Emma 7. Clifford. was mar
ried 20 Mr.. Ralph Norris Of Chesa-
peake City.
While playing football on the Ris-
ing Sun school grounds. Lewis Hunter
of that town fractured his Jaw bone.
Former Sheriff. Cecil +. Kirk has
been appointed n deputy sheriff under
Sheriff Kirk Grifford.
Samuel Little. Of Newark has been
awarded the contract for tile con-
struction of seven hig buildings for
'he government hospital at Perry
Point.
Marriage licenses were issued ir
Eikton, Saturday. to Charles O. Gil
more of Perryville. and Elsie NJ
Miller Of Cleavesville, Pa; s. Danie
\ Warfol of Chester. Pa, and Jennie
/ McNatt OF Smyrna, Del.
Joseph NJ. Kinslow. has been grant
cd divorce by the Cecil count,
court from Hannah kinslow. on th'
ground Of her elopment with another
man.
The Federal Postoitice Department
! is advertising for n building I'm Nortl
East 10, be used as a postoffice, TO re
place the present one. which is too
/ small
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-05
LEWES NOTES.

Lcwes Dec. THE British schoon-
or Queen. from New York bound for
Baltimore, Is in the Brcakwater Har-
Dor.
Mrs. Willard Collins and her family
motorcd 10 Philadelphia, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stott OF Rochester, n.
V. who were visiting Captain 'and
Mrs. Collins. returned home Saturday.
Miss Theodosia Marshall is visiting
In Philadelphia.
Fish are still being caught in large
quantities.
oysters arc very plentiful and are
being shipped by many fishermen.
Owing 10 the scarcity of eggs they
are selling nt 65 'nts per dozen,
Mrs. Louis W. Mustard. Mrs,
Tammany. Miss May Sharp and Miss
Anne Nichols motored to Bridgevillc
for tho weekend.
Captain Robert Chambers is con-
fined To the house with severe cold
Tho County Fair" given Friday
night by the seniors of Lewcs High
School was a success and netted them
about $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-05

WEDDED SATURDAY NIGHT.

Dover, Dec. 5.--Annpuncoments were
received here, Saturday evening of
the marriage of Miss Margaret Eliza
beth Wilson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James u. Wilson of near Greenwood.
10 Mr.. John Edwin palmatary of this
town, ut the home OF the brides
parents, near Greenwood, Saturday
afternoon. They will reside In Dover.
Mr.. palmatary Is member of the
clerical staff at Dover postonicc where
he has been employed for several
years. Miss Wilson formerly was con-
nected with tho state Highway De-
partment in Dover.
Jesse S. Burton. paying teller OF tho
Farmers Bank and bride, formerly
Miss Margaret Harper, returned from
their wedding tour, Saturday even
ing. Miss HarpcT for several years
held an important position in Dover
postofice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-05
THEY WOULD LOSE
BY HIS PROMOTION
Seaford Hopes Prof. StahI VIII
Not Accept Higher Position
rendered Him.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
sesforJ. Dec. 5s--II. y. stahl. super
intondent Of seafor1 public schools
who has been elected stafisticnn ~
tine State Board Of Education, 10 ~
the place Of Roger l.. Totten. who
ngurered in a sensational eIopcmenf.
says no has not yet given his doci-
sion in the matter. He says De has
become greatly attached 20 Seafori
schools and the people IN general
Although this Is only superintendent
stahfs second year hero. he has done
excellent work, and endeared himself
10 both scholars and patrons, 90 wei
as The local Board Of Edueation. Sine
assuming tile euperinteudency " the
seaford schools ho has continually
advocated better school facilities. lie
rs thorough q cher. and also a
strong advocate OF school athletics.
since he has been superintendent here
the athletic department has jumped
/ INTO prominence by leaps and bounds.
/ the seaford pupils nov bcing dreaded
/ BY all other schools IN athlete cone
tests OF every description. especially
/ in b3seball. football. basketball ari
/ track events.
I Last May lhe seaford school carried
( FIRST honors at the county track meet
at Georectown, and this season cams
within an acc Of winning tho courfv
football championship. Tho seafort
high school girls basketball toafn l1g'
year won the chamuionehip ~ t1'
schools of the state. soafor5 earnest
ily hopes Professor Stabl vf1 ftay
here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-05
uittwARr cry NEWS.

n.lnwarc Cit,. dee. o. Mrs Joseph
Nolsun entertained the following
.n,.ts over tho Weekend. MI. and
Mrs. nolnh wharton aud children
Mias urnsio Mcclure and Joseph Mel
snn. of Chesapeake city. Md; Mr. and
Mrs. Edward SANDY and Robert White.
~ Philadelphia.
Mrs william Givenson, Sr. Is
.pcndlng week with her daughter
Nrs. Harry Horgcr of Chesapeake
'ItN Md,
rho ladies Missionary Society Of
st Vuurgoa NJ n. church viii meet
Thursday afternoon az the home ~
Mr and Mrs. william Reynolds.
NrH. Edward Lester of Wilmington
Is visiting her son Edward Lester. Jr-
20 sL Ucorgcs,I
Nra Thomas Armstrong and chill
drrn nro Waiting her parents. Mr.. and
Nta. CrOnuhaW of philadelphia.
John Anderson. who has been head
nntnter az Fort du pont for a number
uf ycafr, has boon laid or on account
~ being over the ase limit
Nr.. william Vail ~ ili az her home
ou clinton street.
Tho Young people ~ the Prcsby-
Tnrlan church viii give an entertain
nlent called "'rho District School at
uluohcr"y corners" "Wednesday eve
nins Cor tho benefit ot the chapel
fund
NJ. and Mrs Edward Harvey and
,hndrrn of Richardson Park are
Visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph George of Glasgow.
a committee meeting Of the Del
aware city child Health Centre viii
ho held ~ the nro engine hail Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
MiRa Lydia Bradway entertained al
dinner. yesterday, Mrs Eliza Wander
grlli and Mr.. and Mrs. John Schund
60
Delaware City public school hai
added fno selection of ioo books Il
Tho school library.
Private william Sickle of Fort dl
roni. who has been suffering Will
eve trouble for the past two months
has gone 60 Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, for treatment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-05
cunsTrRrowN AND VICINITY.
Special correspondents Every sveninl

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, Dec. Jr-Unablo
TO accept the position Of deputy sheriff
Arthur Pindcr failed to qualify. The
sheriff has named Leon Walbert, son
of Mr. and Mrs. James u. Walbert, as
his deputy. Clerk OF the Court Robert
Il. Ayres has named J. Thomas Dixon,
Jr., as his deputy and viii retain Mrs.
Don Falls IN the Office for a long time.
Reglsier of Wina Samuel @. Caldwell
win name his daughter as his deputy,
but win retain the present deputy.
Miss Cora J. Robinson, for sometime.
Sixty-eight head of pure-bred hogs
were sold at public auction on the
farm owned by State Senator Harvey
Cooper, ] w. Funk, and r. c. Wood
near Rock Hall, last week at prices
ranging from s35.58 TO sSG.50
Mrs. O. c. Duling, of Millington, who
was operated upon at the Church
Home. Baltimore, several weeks ago
has returned to her home very mucf
! improved.
Miss Helen nasin, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Lotan III. Rasin OF Better
ton. was married last Thursday TO ~
Walton Redmile OF Baltimore, il
Betterton NJ. r. Church by Rev. Til
gilman Smith. They will reside il
Baltimore.
J. Waters Russell has sold 70 JONI
Schauber the Wiltbanks propertj
near McGinness Corner, containing
acres, for $3.50. Berle Burris vii
tenant the farm.
As a result of the recent automobil
laoident at Rock Hall I'M which Josep
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-05

Walbcrt was run over and killed by
n car driven by Benjamin ~. Cobnrn,
the children Of Mr.. Wnlbert have
entered suit against Coburn in the
sum OF $4,000.
William r.. Nicholson slaughtered
a pen OF 20 flnc hogs Last week weigh
ing from $50 70 $50 pounds.
a public debate will be given by the
students OF Washington College this
week. In William Smith Han. on the
question Resolved, That In the United
states tho Jury system is not the best
means Of serving the ends OF Justice"
a grey eagle, measuring feet 4
inches from tip 20 tip Of wing was
killed on Eastern Neck Island, last
week. Tho Island is infested with
these birds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-05
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Scaford, Dec. b.--I'ifty graduates of
high schools took the teachers eX
animation, which was held here, Sat
urday, IN charge of Professor w. H..
Jump. assisted by Superintendent w. II.
Stahl. of Seaford schools. OF the num-
bers. IS Were girls and FIVE young
men.
Mrs. Ernest Cantwell and daughter,
Mildred. and Miss Clara Clark Of Will
mington, spent the week-end here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua MessicS.
Mrs. n. NJ. Conway and Mrs. w. -.
Cassell left yesterday for Philadelphia
where they will consult specialist
for eve trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lynn O'Bier and
daughter Of Louisville. Ky. arrived
here Friday night for =. visit with
his mother. Mrs. Laura O'Bier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-05

ley from Wilmington. walked from
the Mcgginson switch to this city on
account Of high tension trolley wire
breaking, caused by n pole coming IN
contact with tho wires while one of
the cars was being placed In the local
car barn.
This evening the members of Semi
nolo Tribe, No. 40, I. .. II. NJ, will
meet In tho Masonic Hall lodge rooms.
Tomorrow evening tho members OF
Industry Council, No. 25, will meet.
Tuesday evening the members OF. the
Good VIII Fire CO., will meet, when
Ing year win take place. Thursday
evening the members of Friendship
Lodge, No. 3, Ancient Order OF United
workncn, VIII meet. Friday even
Ing tho members OF Adephia Lodge
No. s, X. Of p. will meet
on wednesday afternoon the mem
berg OF the ladies Aid Society OF the
First Baptist Church will meet AT the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hewlett
on West Sixth street.
This evening st. Peters Parochia
School basketball team Will play tn,
Macabbeea team ut the Y. NJ. H. A
Hall, Wilmington. The New Cast,
High School team will play the Park
side Academy team OF Wilmington II
the Opera House cage. On Thursda!
esgening tho First Central team o
Wilmington will play the High schoo
team~nt home.
on Thursday evening Caesar Rod
ney Chapter. No. s. order of the East
ern Star, will meet in the lodge room
of the Masonic Hall. at 3 o'clock.
on Wednesday evening the Sixt
Company, G. A. G., II. n. G.. basket
ball team will play the Second Bap
list team OF Wilmington in the Gag
In the Van Dyke Armory. The mem
bers OF tho st. Peters Parochit
School team will play the Alumr
team in the cage in the old armor
| In the Court House.
Mr.. and Nrrs. William Davidson an
George Davidson of Chattanoog;
Oklahoma. are spending some time q
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mar
love.
Miss Madaline Brown of Whining
ton spent the week end rs guei
of Miss May Fehl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-05
ter. when She vns taken IN.

ter. when she was taken III.
a district meeting to which all tho
churches OF Middletown district have
been invited. will be held In the Com
munity House at Cecilton, Nd, on
Wednesday, December Z,
Tho Woman's Homo and Foreign
Missionary Societies OF Bethesda NJ. IL.
Church will be entertained THIS even
ing at the home Of Mrs. William Price,
South Broad street.
Miss Clara II. Manlove and Mr.. lrv-
ing Burke were married at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. Mary Man
love at Cecilton Md, Wednesday even
ing, November 23.