Evening journal., 1921-07-11

uetoe W w otllcut ol tilt llIt Auhu'
mediate team won the first game by
the score Of TO 4.
The Sunday school class OF the
Methodist Church, taught by Mrs
Edward II. Naylor, sr., presented SIS
earned at a bake given in Tobin
butcher shop, to the memorial fund
for the late Rev. James NJ. Wise.
Mr.. Wise was an active worker in
this Sunday school for many years.
Mrs Naylor will entertain her
class beach party on Battery Park
this week.
The Citizens Building and Loan
Association will meet in the parlors
Of the New Castle Trust Company.
this evening.
George J.. Bacon, OF Delaware
street, picked the first lima beans of
the season last Thursday, followed
by Charles s. King OF Second street.
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bender and
daughter Mildred. OF Camden. n. j..
we're weekend guests of Mr.. Bend
ler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale S.
Bender, OF Second and Delaware
street. They returned home yes
terday afternoon accompanied by his
brother. Weston Bender. who will
spend the week here.
Mrs. John Swan and sons, Jack
and Bobby, were Sunday guests OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale S.
Bender.
The Wilmington Fibre Specially
NOTlCE-All owners OF dogs must
have same registered by August /.
Unregistered dogs after that date
will be humanely disposed OF II
caught City Clerk G. Allen Smith
will sit each Monday. Wednesday
and Friday evening in his Office in
old Court House in July. between the
hours OF and . for the purpose OF
registering dogs.-Adv.
Company has received large orders
for material from the Ford and
Dodge manufacturing companies.
Chauncey p. Holcomb. IT, S. dis
trict attorney at Shanghai. China,
who with his wife has been spend
ing an extended vacation in this
city will leave tomorrow morning
for Vancouver from whore they will
sail for China.
Alfred +. Pumphrey. OF washing
ton. ID. c.. spent the weekend with
his wife who is visiting her mother
Mrs. Ida Doris. Mrs. Pumphrey
b will remain another week.
Captain S. b, 1. Duncan, recently
. placed In charge OF the local com
pany, c. A. c. d. n. c.. who reside,
Z in Wilmington, spent yesterday al
the armory arranging plans for IN,
officers Of the company 10 leave foi
. the training camp at Rifle Range
next Tuesday. Edward Hushebecl
has been appointed company clerk
Mrs. Caroline Clark and daughter
2 Miss Helen. spent Sunday with thei
brother and uncle. Edward Hemp
y hill and family, OF East Thiri
u street.
Miss Margaret MoCarty, OF Phil
! adelphla, spent the past week as tn
n guest Of Patrolman and Mrs. Aydo
: Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammers. @
y Second street, who have been IN
< guests OF friends at Conshohockei
Is returned home yesterday.
= Miss Ruth Zimmerman, OF Sc,
r. ond and Delaware streets. who hs
r. been in Keuka, n. Y. the past weel
81 attending the convention OF N
-e young peoples branch OF the w A,
ie T. T., returned home yesterday. Mi,
l. Zimmerman represented the locl
Y. p. y.
E. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Haggerty.
m Wilmington. spent yesterday wit
m Mrs. Haggerty's father, John j
10 Hendrix, Of Delaware street.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Proud an
ie daughter. Frances. Of Second stree
OF and brother. Harry OF Third stres
r motored TO Townsend yesterday ar
:, spent the day with their uncle an
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank /. Daniel
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wipf ar
daughters, Grace and Elsie OF Ia
Second street, accompanied by Cal
tain r. T. Foulke Of Chester. m,
tored to Denton, yesterday
Mrs, Frank Kendall and son. Gu
tave, OF Wilmington. were guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter wipf Ea
Second street. last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Thatcher Al
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank King. of Ea
Second street motored to Lancast,
Saturday and spent the week-et
with relatives and friends.
Miss Louise Bennett. Of Claytc
who has been visiting at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. John White. on Ia
Fourth street. returned home 81
- urday.