Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
VIEWS or THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Winchester Junior Rifle Corps
Organized; Personal Notes
of interest.

Dt neiu curing Junts me Pi''''"' "'''
be for the Sunday school picnic TO
Valley Forge. Pie, cake, milk ana ice
cream will be for sale at the affair,
which will he held in the parish house.
\ rifle corps has been formed here.
known as the Winchester Juniors. The
members of the organization are boys
whose ages range from IA To l6 years
The corps has received its charter and
arrangements are being made to com
plete their range. Bronze membership
buttons and certificates have been re-
ceived The unit will be known as No.
1882 Weekly meetings FOR drill and
practice will bc held ON Fridays. The
officers and members of the organiza-
ton are: !. Edward Trutt. instructors:
J. Edward Truitt. Jr.. assistant instruc-
tor and range officer: supervisor. Harry
Wallace: assistant supervisor. Richard
Watts, warden, Oakley Eiskridge: re-
| corder. wilbert King The other MEM
hers are: Willard Bicking. John Can
! non Wallace Cannon. benjamin Leach.
| phomas Rees. The result of the first
shoot. held on Tuesday. was: J. Ed
| ward Tr1Iitt Sc; Harry Wallace, 20;
! wilbert King. 10 and Wallace Cannon.
! II. The boys are looking forward 10
! obtaining several Of the medals which
| the Winchester Company offer.
This afternoon the New Castle
Athletic Association baseball team will
! have game with the Grace team Of
Wilmington at battery park The
! game will begin promptly at 33o
4 large number attended the weekly
Friday evening dance given by the
members of the sixth Company. {. \.
O. held in the Van Dyke Armory last
evening.
Rev Joseph H. Earp. rector Of tho
Emmanuel Church. Richard $ Rodney
and Professor Henry Hanby Hay dele
gates OF Emmanuel church. and Mrs
Joseph II carp and Mrs. Peter G Mad
den delegates of the women's Auxil-
iarA Of the same church. will attend tho
Diocesan Convention which viii ~ held
on Tuesday and Wednesday at the
Christ Episcopal church at Milford
In a practice game yesterday after
noon az Battery Park. the New Castle
Athletic Association baseball team and
the G. 4. {. team played practice
game. The former won by the score
Of TO 5.
Tho office OF baggage master at th'
! local station of the Pennsylvania vii
be abolished after today until tho in
crease Of the railroad business resumes
Tho baggage master. Frank G. Weggen
mann. who has been an enploye Of thu
company for over 30 years will h
, transferred to another point which hat
not as vet boon determined.
on account ot funds not being pro
vided for the members Of the New
/ Castle track team. representing III
local high school at the interscholagti
field meet held a. Newark today. thor
, will be very few Of the boys who vii
. enter.
! Rev Joseph II. Earp. rector of I'm
! manuel Church. tomorrow will conduc
I The morning and evening services. Com
munion service will be conducted a
7.a0 a. m: morning prayer and scr
" mon at 1890, and evening sermon a
40.
: In the Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow morning. Mothers Day will =
observed. Tho pastor, Rev. J. Il, BiclS
ing viii take for his morning suhIec
Mothers Legacy" At i0.1A the mem
bors of tho Raraca class and Dorca
: Society will meet in tho lecture roor
= and each person who attends will r.
{ ceive a small American flag The choi
will render the hymn. My Mother
: Old Bible is True" The class mcctin
. Will hc held at o'clock, in charge Of III
Il leader. Rev. John r. Hendrix. Sunda
]. school will convene at . o'clock. Tn
evening service viii be conducted {
:, 40 and the subject will b. "ldc'
c Home. AT this service Miss FranC'
u sheridan will sing the anthem. TT
/ Wondrous Gross
Anartment for rent in the Louise. al
= plv 10 John Ries on the premises.-A
The regular morning and evenir
services will be conducted at the F1r
p Presbyterian Church tomorrow at lO.'
and : o'clock. by the pastor. Rev.
: Beattie wylie.
" Delicious fruit favored gum drol
y As cents a pound +. Challenger ar
Son. Prescription Pharmacist.-Adv.
= Rev. George T. Street. pastor Of Il
e. FIRST Baptist Church. will conduct u
le services tomorrow. In the morning
Ot III h. viii give a review OF the CONVEX
III tion held on Thursday and Friday eve
e ing bv the Delaware Baptist SOciet
In the evening duet will be render
= b,. the pastor and Miss Blanche Sible
~ after the sermon. Next Sunday
Tamulana' Day will be observed. a.
! the members Of Seminole Tribe. y
= a. improved Order OF Red Men. will 3
= tend services at the First Bapt
er Church
d. Three large rolls Of Waldorf tot
% nal,er for 80 cents. back TO prev
N: prices. II Challenger aad Son. ~
r. scription Pharmacist.-Adv
az The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Me,
I'm odist Episcopal Church viii meet Nc
un day evening. The members Of the
fetal board will meet on Tuesday eve
: ing in the church parlors.
II pure I.aco Olive Oil in small fias
III convenient for table use, 30 cents,
II Challenger and Son, Prescription Ph'
III macist.-Adv.
II Mrs. James c. King Of Second Q
Harmony streets, who underwent
II operation last Monday at the st. LUX
II Hospital, Philadelphia, by DIR. Rom
III is improving
H Tomato plants for sale. Edward
III Megginson. Baldton.-Adv.
III Mrs. Mary McKnitt. aged 79 yea
II who resides on East Fourth str'
| Yesterday was called to the bedside
| her sister. Mrs. Georgina Reed, who
"a wears of age. and who lives in Phi
delphia.
III yictrolas and Records. Brblgewat'
II ADV.
III Mrs. Bessie Sawyer of Washingt
II ID. c.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A
III 10 nf