Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
NEWS OF THE DAY
AT NEW CASTLE
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tNthtlk stINlcc at Z CLOCK VIII ne III
charge Of George Pierce. Miss Mary
DUNCAN will sing a Solo.
Rev. Frederick w. overheiser. pas
tor OF First Baptist Church, tomor-
row, at IL, win take for his subject
The Preaching of Jesus; 1880, What
TO do with Burdens"
Miss Nan Toner and Joseph Mullin
yesterday afternoon defeated Miss
Anna Lancaster and John Wallace I'm
tennis match, 6 TO 2. 6 to 2, 6 TO 3.
The members of the New Castle
Athletic Association are making ar
rangements to hold benefit moving
picture show at the Royal Theatre on
next Thursday evening for the pur-
pose OF securing funds 20 purchase
haseballs TO be used during the series
Of three games for championship hon
ors between the pick of Wilmington
players and the pick of New Castle
players. The first game of the series
viii be played on Saturday. October
I, at Harlan Field. Wilmington.
The residents of this city tomorrow
morning at 2 o'clock will set their
time pieces hack one hour.
Rev. j. II. BiclSing. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, tomor-
row at 1890 viii take for his sub
tect THE God of Comfort" Rev. John
II. Hendrix viii conduct the class
meeting at Q. Sunday school and Ba-
raea Glass will meet at 2; children's
meeting IT 6.30; Epworth League at
7. At go the pastor win give the
first OF a series OF sermons on the
"Prodigal Son" A special anthem will
be sung by the choir. Rev. ]. r. Bick-
ing, Mrs. Mary McCauley and George
T. Tobin. Jr.. have been appointed a
committee 10 organize Sunday school
for Dobbinsville at sos Clymer street.
Mrs. Rodney Willis yesterday. ran
a hat pin in her right ear and mar
rowiy escaped puncturing OF tho ear
drum, Dr. y. NJ. Allen gave attention.
The members Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Lebanon Nj. u. Church.
will meet at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Diehl on Thursday afternoon
next.
The supper held last "Wednesday nj
Odd Fellows Hall at Bear by the mem
hers OF the Lebanon NJ. Il. Church was
largely attended and proved n SUCCESS.
The sum OF s56.S2 was realized. The
fruit money receptacles were broken
and the total amount collected was
S205.sT. Three prizes were awarded
for the persons having the largest coll
lections. The blue ribbon was won by
Mrs r l.. Richards OF Bear. who had
SSS.$5. Mrs. orville Davis Of Bear Sc
cured the red ribbon. having turned
in $4,000 and Miss Anna Burris of
the Bear secured the yellow ribbon.
having donated S22.64. Twenty-one
fruit pieces were. broken open and
eight more are TO be heard from.
Parsonage day will be observed in
Lebanon NJ, e Church on Sunday
October 2. Arrangements are being
made for a special musical program.
William Martin, a life-iong resident
Of this city, left this morning for Bos-
ton. Mass, where he has secured a
position. Mr.. Martin will make his
home with his son. William. Jr.
Mrs. Annie c. Allen of Seaford is
spending several days as the guest OF
her son, DR.. b. NJ. Allen.
Mrs. Elmer Megginson, who has
been suffering from an infected eve. is
better
For Sale-Bedroom suit. parlor suit
and sideboard. Apply % West Third
street.-Adv.
For Sale--Bedroom suite, parlor suite
lady's Masonic pin. on South Third or
on Delaware street between Third and
Fifth. Reward If returned to los West
Third street.-Adv.
Ever ready razor s1.O0. Ever ready
brush s1.00. Ever ready shaving
cream s.35. The whole combination
for S1.39. +. Challenger & Son. Pre-
scription Pharmacist.-Adv.
All light and water rents not paid
by September 80, service will be dis
continued. BY order of the Board of
Water and Light Commissioners
Adv.
Friday and Saturday specials. De-
licious assorted chocolates 44c 10. p.
Challenger & Son, Prescription Phar-
macist.-Adv.
Fresh Fish and Oysters. r. A.
Barnes, Delaware street wharf-Adv.
We have the Phospho Vitamine
Yeast Tablets. T.. Challenger & Son.
Prescription Pharmacist.-Adv.
Victrolas anc records. Bridgewater
ADV.
Apartments for rent in the Louise
Apply TO John Ries, the premises
Adv.