Evening journal., 1921-09-13

home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Henry,
near Red Lion, this evening.
The Rev. w. II. Overhiser, of Cam
den. n. j., who accepted a call to the
pastorate of the First Baptist Church
to fill the vacancy caused by the res
ignation of the Rev. George T. Street,
will arrive here on Saturday. with
Mrs. Overhiser. They will make their
home at the Baptist parsonage. Next
Sunday morning DR.. Overhiser will
conduct his first service as pastor OF
the local church.
Mrs Edward II. Naylor, president
of the Dorcas Society of the Meth
odist Church has called a special
meeting of chairmen OF the various
committees for the carnival TO be
held on the evenings Of October 21
and 20. The meeting will be held
this evening In the Sunday
School rooms OF the church The
chairmen are: Mrs. william Weggen-
mann. Mrs. Willis Blackburn. Mrs.
Robert Harrington. Miss Myrtle Ma
guire. Mrs. James Tilney, Mrs. Har-
old Zimmerman, Mrs. John Proud,
Mrs. George Swan, Mrs. Albert Clay
ton.
Ozro S. Lunt is picking ripe straw
berries from the vines in his yard
The vines are well filled with green
fruit and nearly every day Mr.. Lunt
is able to gather a dish Of the ber-
ries.
William Keebler. OF Lester, Pa,
while on a weekend visit with Mr.
and Mrs. John T Stoops. this city,
was taken suddenly ill and is still at
their home on E2st Third street.
LOST-New Firestone tire and
tube on rim. On rural mail route.
Return TO James Taylor.-Adv.
The Industry Council No. %, Jr.
O. u. A. NJ, of this city, whose quot
team won the New Castle County
Junior Mechanic championship last
year, viii be represented in the
league again this winter by practic-
ally the same team as last year. The
perfecting OF the organization Of the
league is now in course of construc-
tion. Robert Barnes is being boosted
for captain OF the team.
St. John Lodge, No. 2, A. r. and
A. hif Will lANAh 10 it ~ AtAiA a'HoAtAi
this evening in Masonic Temple.
For the first time in many years
the gunners of this vicinity are hav-
ing fine sport shooting railbirds. Sew
eral have bagged as high as three
and four dozen of these birds during
an afternoon.
A valuable horse belonging C
Harry McNulty, of the Commons
Farm, near the Non-Such Creek
basin, was stolen from the pasture
field early yesterday morning. The
horse. with its mate, had been turned
out to pasture for the night, and
when Mr.. McNulty went 10 bring tho
animals up in the morning one was
missing.
Mayor Cramer placed Mrs. Mar,
s. Jamison and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Swiggett under $50 peace bonds. Th'
swiggetts caused the arrest OF Mrs
Jamison, but at the hearing botf
were adiudged equally guilty OF dis.
orderly conduct on the public high
way by the Mayor.
Mayor Cramer fined James VIII.
liams, a Negro. 81 and costs. Tor
disorderly conduct on the complaint
OF Mary Brady, a Negress.
Complaints have been made be-
cause of the Wilmington-P Philndel
phia Traction Company piling rail
road ties too near a fire plug II
Dobbinville.
The right. rear wheel was broker
from "A Vim truck, bearing Delawar
license No. 1851, as the driver at
! tempted TO turn the corner at Sec
ond and Delaware streets, about sal
o'clock, last evening. In turning
the corner the driver was Roini
around the wrong side OF the silen
policeman, noticing his mistake h,
attempted to right it, causing tn,
accident.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fehl. OF the Jeffer
son Apartments. was taken sudden.
ly m at her home, early yesterday
morning, but was reported much i'm.
proved last evening.
Friday evening the Fourth Ware
, Baseball Club will play the New