Evening journal., 1921-03-24

Company. of this city. would be con-
sidered by the House of Represen-
tatives today.
Miss Blanche Lockwood. who has
been nurse-in-charge OF the New
Castle Child's Health Centre. estab-
lished last year by a number Of
women members OF the several local
churches. with Mrs. Lewis Booker.
chairman, has resigned, to take ef-
feet April 10. The centre is now
being conducted on the Mrs. Martha
Truitt estate recently purchased by
MIR. Ingram. who occupies the dwell
ing portion Of the building. A sue
cessor to Miss Lockwood has not
been chosen as the future OF the CEN
tire depends on the action OF the
State Legislature.
DR.. Lewis Booker. medical exam
liner OF the local schools. has about
completed the annual examination
OF the students Of the High School
He expects to complete the ey im-
ination of the grade pupils b. the
D
The New Castle Board OF Educa-
| ton held its bi-weekly business ses-
SION in Prof. II. f. snavely's office
last evening. only routine business
vas transacted.
Virginia Hopkins. the 7-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
| Hopkins. Of near Rose HILL was
seriously injured yesterday morn
ing. by being struck by an automo-
/ bile. belonging 10 Reynolds and Leib.
produce merchants, Of this city, as
| she was on her way to the Rose
! Hin school. Virginia was taken TO
| her home in the automobile and DR..
| o. S. Allen. OF Wilmington, called.
The child was said to have been
running behind a wagon and darted
Z from behind It into the rear fender
| OF the truck, which was carrying
I flowers TO Wilmington.
The condition Of Mrs. Harold En-
/ cry Chestnut street, who has been
under treatment at the Homeopathic
/ Hospital. Wilmington. is improved,
but will not be at home for several
weeks.
The choir Of the First Baptist
] 1NAAAHf ~ ltlAfhl nlllE Easter MUSIC
to be sung at both morning and
evening services on Sunday. A
/ special rehearsal will be held In the
/ church on Thursday evening. and It
I is requested that every member at
tend.
Miss Florence Street, daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. George T. Street, was
the guest OF Wilmington friends last
evening. when she attended a
"shower" given for one Of her asso-
GATES at the Wilmington Free Ii
brary.
James T. Eliason. Jr.. Of the firm
Of j. T. and /. +. Eliason, who was
successfully operated on at the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital.
Wilmington. last week. is somewhat
improved and was taken home to-
day. A trained nurse viii care for
Mr.. Eliason. He suffered an OBJ
struction OF the intestines.
Max Rolls IS rebuilding his store
at Seventh and Dobbins streets. which
was destroyed by fire in February.
He intends re-opening the store as
soon as the necessary repairs are
completed.
uONM hNNAnNhNf hA tNHnAlinf AlANs
moved his family and household ef-
fects to Chester. Pa, yesterday.
The first social function since Holy
Week began. will be held in the New
/ Castle Century Club. at o'clock. next
Wednesday afternoon. by Mrs. NJ. p.
Phillips. Five hundred and bridge
will be played.
The Current Events class. during
April, will be in charge Of Mrs. John
T. Stoop and Mrs. Bessie Ring.
The final sitting OF City Council,
as the election executive committee
and city election board, took place
last evening. in the mayors Office.
Several persons having moved 10
different sections Of the city. have
had their names transferred and
: several being eligible for registra-
tion in this city. had their names
placed on the registry list.
The interdenominational com
munity prayer meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Willis Black
burn. Baldton. tomorrow evening.
Jesse A Mckay has been re-em-
b rloyed by the Pyle Leather Com
pany, near Hamilton Park, and will
take up his duties on Monday. Mr..
Mckay had, previous to the recent
shutdown, been employed by the
firm for many years.
Mr. and Mrs. George Vantine. Jr.,
Philadelphia. are visiting Mrs. Van