Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-11
NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Two Residents of BaIdton Over
come by Heat, But Both
Will Recover.

| Special Correspondence Every Evening
/ New Castle, July 11.-Willis Black
burn of Baldton on Saturday after
noon was overcome by heat. Atten-
tion was given by DIR. Julius Dodd and
the patient was revived. Mrs. Harry
Boggs of Baldton also on Saturday
was overcome by heat. John Bruster,
driver for William Deakyne, a coal
dealer, on Saturday was overcome by
the heat while at work in the coal
yard. DIR. Brice s. Yallette gave ht-
tention.
The members of the Sunday school
class taught by Mrs. Edward II. Nay
lor are making arrangements for a
Beach Party tomorrow at Battery
Beach.
On Saturday afternoon about o'clock
a large number of residents hearing
the ringing of the church bell i'm the
tower of the First Presbyterian Church.
thought a wedding had taken place.
Upon investigation they learned that
the steamship Haverford was passing
out the Delaware with Rev. and Mrs.
S. Beattie Wylie and daughter Jean
ette on board, sailing for Liverpool
They will spend several months with
DIR. Wylie's mother. Prayers were
offered in Emmanuel Church yester-
day morning for the safe arrival Of
the passengers and for other persons
who were bound for the sea.
The members OF the Baraca Glass
of the Methodist Church on Saturday
evening will hold a festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey J., Holconlh,
who have been spending several
months here. with relatives and friends,
will leave for their home in Shanghai.
China, tomorrow.
Miss Margaret McCarty of phila-
delphia. who has been spending one
week as guess Of Mr. and Mrs. Aytion
Jordan, returned to her home on Sat
urday.
Miss Louise Bennett of Clayton. who
has been n guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
White Of East Fourth street for two
weeks. returned home on Saturday.
Hr. and Mrs. John II. Hammers Of
the Strand. who have been spending
10 days as guests of relatives aud
friends in Pennsylvania, have returned
20 their home.
Miss Ruth Zimmerman who has
been attending a convention in keuka.
=. u, in the interest of the Y. +. Il
+
The members OF st. AIMS Guild OF
the Episcopal Church this morning
began camping trip OF week. The
persons who took part are Miss Rebte-
ca G3rier. Mrs James White. Mrs
Evan r. Lancaster. Misses Josephine
Clothicr. Pauline Wilhelme. Cath
crime Wnhelme. Stare Newlove and
Mary Elkinton.
number of the bathers who visit
Battery Beach are advocating the
erection of bath houses along the
shore Of the beach, where clothing
ean be kept ana changed.
This evening the citizens Building
and Loan Association win meet.
ON Saturday evening the yacht |
Doris. when landing a number oil
at Delaware street wharf |
'oulcd the anchor line of the boat
owned BY George Pustin The rope
was parted Repairs were made by
FRANK J, Madden and Forward Nc
llhenny.
The members Of the Baraca Glass
and the Intermediate Department OF
he Methodist Episcopal Church are
making arrangements for a baseball
game 70 be played at Battery Park
his week.
The members of the Sunday school
lass Of the Methodist Church taughtt
y Mrs. Edward II. Naylor, yesterday
PRESENTED SIS toward the Sunday
chool memorial fund in honor of the
ate Rev. James N. Wise.
Lima Beans We're picked SATURDAY.
rom the vines OF George Bacon andl
'harles 5. King. This is the first pick
ng of the season in this section. A
lumber Of the-residents are picking
iIe tomatoes from their gardens.
The members of Caesar Rodney
%. 5, Q. +. s.. are making arrange
lents for beach party, which will
axe place on Thursday at Hopkins
leach.
Tomorrow evening the members of
he Water and Light Commission will !
meet.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Proud andl
Francis spent yesterday ash
vests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daniels
I Townsend
Mrs. John Swan and sons, John and [