Evening journal., 1921-04-07
Grand total

AT the annual meeting OF the
Young Mems Bible Glass OF Imman-
uel church held at the home of Mrs
l.. e. Eliason, teacher, last evening.
the following officers were elected;
John Beale. president; W. Norman
Banks, secretary and treasurer: and
Mark J. Clymer, Harley b. Scale
and William $. Weggenmann enter
tainment committee This clihs
meets at o'clock each Sunday after
noon in the class room at the parish
house. All young men not attend
ing other classes are invited to at
tend this class.
The class is making preparations
for a shad dinner to be given in the
parish house next week. when
Bishop Philip Cook, Rev. Joseph II.
carp. and members OF the vestry of
the church will be the guests Of hon
or. Following the dinner there will
be a social period to which the mems
organizations Of and different Pro-
testant churches OF the city will be
invited. A musical and literary
program is being prepared.
The members of the Good VIII
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ness session in the FIRE company 4
parlors last evening The legisla-
ture committee Messrs. James v
Campbell and Francis Reynolds. re-
ported word had been received that
the bill providing for thu biennial
appropriation of $500 10 the Good
VIII Fire Company passed by the
last Legislature had been signed 10y
Governor Dcnney.
This bill was introduced by Repre-
sentative Megginson, aud was made
because Of the protection anorde,
! by the local company 10 State prop
3 erty. NanDyke Armory, Seventh ans
Delaware streets, this city; the Del
e aware state Hospital for the insan,
E and the buildings and equipmen
! at the rife range below this city
D President Theodore w Cavende
r and Chief James v. Campbell. re
70 ported they had spent a day at Dow
L er during the legislature session d
the interest OF Senate Bill No. 4s
- which was lost. This bin provide
e that all insurance companies doin
;, business in the several incorporate
% municipalities Of the State shoul
p pay 10 the fire companies OF thes
I municipalities, annually. ? per cen
81 Of an premiums collected by theI
7 on insurance issued by them.
3 Fire Chief Campbell reported on
small fire in March.
10 Prospects for a better run OF sha
$ has been enhanced the past few dag
{ by weather condition. Until Nor
% day only eight shad had been caugl
a by local fishermen, hut on Tuesda
e IA shad were caught. bringing IN
I total to 22. Marshall Burris an
} partner caught five shad on Monday
q Moulton Rogers and partner, three
d Robert and William Newlove thre,
O. George Pustile and partner three.
s Coach Jimmie MoDevitt had m
high school baseball squad out "a
l. practice yesterday AFTERNOON. Tn
= first Inter scholastic game OF IN
e season will be played on Batter
j. Park diamond at o'clock tomoi
row afternoon, when the Alexis
% dupont school team. of Wilmington
lie will try TO take the measure OF IN
a local aggregation. Coach McDevi
xt has picked the following players +,
he this game Carlysle Tobin. catcher
Earl Weggenmann and Paul Strin
is pie, pitchers; Charles King. fir
he base; Samuel McKnitt, second has
ch Johnny Leach. short stop: Mert,
White. third base. Douglas Prou
Mt left field, Johnny Taylor, right nel
n Victor Davis and Jimmie Wnsc
l. centerfeld.
The students banquet in honor
sc the high school basket ball tea
80 will be held in the grill room
p Hotel Louise this evening. beginni
"a al $50 o'clock.
- Grand Master William J. HI,
"a field. of Wilmington. will pay an
fetal visit to St Johns Lodge.
10 g. A. F. A. NJ, next Wednesday e
ming.
s. The funeral Of william Hurt, al
80 2s years. who fell dead in the y
.23 OF Chandler II. Gebhart, undertal
81 Sixth and Delaware streets on Tu
"a day morning. will be held at