Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
NEWS OF THE DAY
AT NEW CASTLE
Birthday Party for Little Eliza
beth Clayton; Personal
Notes and News.


Special Correspondence of Every Evening.
New Castle, March 22.-Elizabeth B.,
the 7-vear-old daughter of Mr.. and MIS-
Jobn i y. CLAYTON, celebrated her birth
dav anniversary Friday evening, music
and games were followed by refreshments
The little girl received large number OF
presents Among those present were:
Elizabeth Foster, Elizabeth Mcknitt,
Jeanette Cramer, Gladys Clayton, Mary
Burris. Alice and Mary Clayton, Ihllian
Proud, Lillian Abbott, Mildred Thomp-
son. Ann Hushcback, Ruth Barton,
Samuel Hatton, Howard Hobbs, George
Proud, Harry Ramsey, Cuthbert Bridge
water. CLAY Bridgewater, Dallas Abbott,
Joseph Hushabeck, Paul Blcking, Her
bert Tobin, SThomas and William 1obln,
Walter Siblev, Wilson Cannon, John
Proud. Ralph Cairns, Alvin Sentmeyer
Rertha Banes, Mrs. Blanche Williams
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Clayton, Mrs. j.
II. Bclling, Mrs. Rebecca kollock,
Evas Zeblcy, Mrs John Barton, Mr. and
Mrs John +. Y. Clayton.
Residents of Fourth and Delaware
streets are complaining relative to bows
from IA TO 10 wears Of age, who seemed to
be intoxicated Sunday evening, acting
in disordcrly manner. The matter has
thorlties
Local fishermen today dipped their
shad nets rs il was learned that five shad
were caught near Pcnnsville Yesterday
This evening Industry Council, No
25, Junior Order United American Me
chancis. will meet in regular session IN Ma
SONIC Hall.
On account Of the observance OF Holy
Week there will be no meeting tonight IN
the Centurv Club
A sale of live stock on the Glebc farm,
tenantcd by Mrs, Adaline Burns, took
place today at noon.
The Dorcas Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will bring flowers sat
urdav afternoon TO the church Tor dccora-
ton for Easter.
Tomorrow evening St Joon's Lodge
No. ?. 4. L. & A. NJ will meet N rcgn-
lar session in Masonic Hall
Caesar Rodney Chapter, Order OF the
Eastern Star. will meet on hursd.'
evening in regular session N Masonic
Hall
Platt Rurris. who resides on the WI
mington Road. sunday evening, near
| Red Lion. sustained dIslocated right
| shoulder. when he was thrown from hls
| Ford machine The car was turned over
| after striking an cmbankment,
Mrs. MARY Bavant Of state Road tell
down stars and injured her right knee
| on Saturday.
Twenty-Five dollars was realized from
| the Red Lion social held Saturday eve
| ning Al the Odd Fellows Hall by the
members Of the Lebanon VI L Church
] Tho meeting az the Water and Light
| Commissioners, scheduled to take place
this evening, will be held tomorrow
| evening
Tho marsh on the State Rife range was
set on fire on Saturday afternoon and
| burned until yesterday when the flames
were qucnchcd by the heavy rains
The garage Of George Hockcnbcrry,
| of nohhlnsvllle Yesterday WAS removed
from It's foundation by the heavy wind
storm that visited this section
The attendance az the Methodist
Church last evening was large The servl-
| cos will continue each evening Of this
week. beginning at 80 and lasting until
| : 30.exccpt Saturday evening, when there
| VIII be no service.
| II you arc thinking Of buying fruit or
! ornamental trees, rose bushes or pr1vet
| phone W f Cranston, No. lf a-ll,
| New Castlc-Adv
This evening the Red Lion Social will
meet at the home Of Miss Anna Burns
| 81 Bear Station
We desire TO extend our thanks 70 or
many friends, members Of the Rose lii
/ Grange and Ladies Aid Society Of the First
| Baptist Church. all who we're so very kind
10 US during our recent bereavement OF The
loss Of our dear mother and We also
thank those who donated flowers and fur
nished automobiles Sons, Raymond
John T and Barton Hopkins. ADV.
Aunt Aatllda's birthday party, which
was gwen bv the members Of the Epworth
League Of the Lebanon NJ. 4. Church on
| February 26, viii be repeated at ('las-
| gov NJ f. Church on Saturday evening
| will have on sale on Tuesday the 22d
| at Tobins meat market and Chase :
store various kinds of flowers for Easter
| Flowers can also be secured from my green
housr Phone orders taken at any time
Harry King. phone 58.-Ady.
John @. King was operated upon yes
terdav at the Homeopathic Hospital, fol
| the second time within several months fol
/ the removal Of carbuncle on the bach
OF his neck
We have full supply of EpsonadC
Salts T. Challenger y Son, Prescnptiol
Pharmacist ADV
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barton and chill
dren. Ruth and Charles OF Marcus Hook
spent the weekend the Z tests Of Mr.
and Mrs John + u Clayton
Victrolas and Records. Bridgewater.
ADV.