Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Children Of Methodist Episcopal
Church Plan Big CeIebra-
ton for Sunday.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle, June lion Sunday
the following children's Day program
viii be presented by the scholars OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church:
Opening exercises by the school; sing
ing. by the school; address of well
come. John Proud. rccitations. Eliza
beth Hobbs, Martha and Fbrence
Harrington. Adelaide lsossell. Nellie
Mcdowell. Marjorie I HoclSenherry.
Susie Trcssler; solo. Elizabeth Me-
Knit: recitations, Hazel Littrel,
Charles and Alice Mcknitt. Blanche
Moore, Mary Owens, Betty Wilheime.
singing. by the school: recitntions.
Richard Snavely. William Tobin, VIII
liam Leon and Ann Newlove, Eleanor
McCuen; shepherds psalm. by the
school: solo, Thomas Tobin; recita-
tions. Marion Kee. Bernece Moody.
Elsie Emery, Catherine Alfree, Sudler
benton; exercises, school: singing.
class Of girls: recitations. Herbert To-
bin, Lillian Ferris, Myrtle Watson,
Carl Moyle. westley Steele, Edward
Davidson, Ivan Moyle. Edward Hemp
hill. Maurice King: singing. by the
school.
last evening Mrs. John q. Bridge
water entertained the members of the
eighth grade and "A number Of friends.
in honor OF her nephew. l.. Ogden
Wise. member Of the transfer class
of the freshman class OF the High
School Of the fall term. The follow
ing were present: Miss Carrie
Downie. Edward pinder. ogden Wise,
James Challenger. Jr.. Carlyle To-
bin. Francis Gallagher, Donald Banks,
Cuthbert Bridgewater. Benjamin
Leach. Fritz Pfrommer, willard Bict
ing. Addie Duling. Etta Ingram. Nir-
ginia Newlove. Dorothy Ramsey. Olga
Glanden. George farrell. Jack Bridge
water, Alice keegan, Arcadia Smith,
Mary Miller. Mabel Gullett. Mildred
Currender. Elizabeth Jones. Frances
sheridan. Elizabeth Bennett, Nellie
Seward. Carrie Atkinson Music and
games were played and refreshments
were served.
man giving his name az Frank |
Ryan Of Wilmington, az O'Clock this I
was brought TO the office of /
DR.. B. NJ. Alien for treatment for /
decorations of the head caused by fall
ing from freight train. lie is said
10 have boarded the freight train in
TO 60 down the State 20
look for work. Near the cut on tracks
opposite the car barn of the traction
he slipped and fell Off, strik
ing his head on the rail After having
4 f.tt
Last evening eighty members were
in attendance al the Junior Prom.
which was held in the parish house.
Professor Henry Snavely. superin
tendent OF the local schools. has COM
pleted his report Of the number of
scholars attending from outside OF the
school district and has submitted the
names TO the County Board of Edu-
cation. The amount Of revenue de
rived from the pupils attending is APP
proximately s2,70o.
predge No. 3. Of the Delaware
Dredging Co. while operating in the
Delaware channel Yesterday broke a
main bearing shaft and viii be out OF |
cornrni sston until the new part is in
at the plant Of the American Manga
uese Steel Co.
ON Saturday afternoon between the !
hours of : and 4 o'clock. there will |
be held in No. i school a school board |
election There is only one candidate
who filed his name. Harry +. Holli-
day. a present member Of the board.
This evening the members Of Adel
phia Lodge. No. S, knights Of Pythiss.
win meet in regular session in the
rooms Of the Masonic Hall Co. or
fcers will be nominated.
The school publication called the
Look In" will be issued today. The
paper is published BY the members
of the High School and this is the first
issue
The members of the women's Home
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church yesterday held an all day meet
ing which was followed by a luncheon.
This meeting was the final one for the
summer season. Three quilts were
completed.
William Bradley yesterday was
taken suddenly i'll at his home and
last evening was reported TO be in
serious conuitlon.
Howard Raymond was taken TO the
Physicians and Surgeons hospital for
an operation. yesterday.
Mrs John Is. Montgomery who has
been spending one week az the guest
OF her daughter Mrs. George Held
meyer at odessa has returned to her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs W. f. Thatcher and
Matilda King today left for New York
where Mr. Thatcher has secured a
position with contracting road build
ing firm.
MIR. and Mrs. James keegan of VIII
mington spent yesterday at the guests
of relatives and friends.
Auto repairing. We specialize on
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