Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
NEWS OF THE DAY
AT new CASTLE
Mrs. Christina Ricard Died Yes
terday Afternoon at the
Age of n Years.

New Castle. June 81.
Mrs Christina Kicard, aged IL
years. who has been resident of this
city for SOME time, died at her home
on Harmony street near Fifth, yes
terday afternoon at / o'clock. She
was a member of the First Presbyter-
Ian Church. The funeral service viii
be held tomorrow morning ut II
O'Clock at Riverview Chapel, VIII
mington, In charge OF Rev. =. Beaitie
wylie. and intermcnt will be made
in RivervieW cemetery.
On Thursday afternoon the Sunday
school picnic of the First presbyter-
ian Church will take place at Cotield
Beach. Busses will leave the church
at Z, and o'clock a program OF
sports Is being arranged by Mrs.
James n. t,liason. il.
Last evening Mrs. Margaret Hunter
of West Fifth street entertained the
members of her music class al a So
cial. Numerous Instrumental selec-
tions were given by her pupils. Re-
freshmeuts were served.
Tomorrow evening the Board Of Ed
ucation viii meet.
This evening Industry Council, Jr
Q. u. A, NJ. will meet.
Tomorrow evening the officers Of
Dorcas Society VIII meet at the home
of Mrs. Henry h. Snavely. on East
Third street.
A. Nj, Givison has the contract fur
painting the exterior of tho bakery
of John M. Vanette, on Second street
The bakery. which has been idle Ter
several months will he operated by
MIR. Nallette az soon as building oper
ations are completed. which will be
in a few weeks.
Mrs. John Proud who has been sui
fering from summer grip IS improy-
ing
The funeral of Louis Racine who
died on Saturday evening at his home
In St Georges, will take. place To-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. In
terment viii be made I'm the 81
Georges cemetery. The deceased was
well-known IN this city. lie was the
superintendent OF the mems ward ~
The New Castle County Hospital At
Farnhurst The honorary pallbear
era viii be selected from the members
IL the Trustees OF the Poor.
The members ~ the 81 Johns
Lodge. No. 2. a. II. & A. NJ. will meet
tomorrow evening.
Frank Beck yesterday was taken
suddenly III with stomach trouble
He was sent TO the Delaware Hospit
al by Dr. =. NJ Alien for an N-ray
examination.
The peemer steel Casting Co,
which had been closed FOR several
days, resumed operations yesterday
Charles Hamilton, "a years Of age
Il suffering from an abcess Of the
right thumb,
Mr. and Mrs. Neil watson and Mrs
IL. Bane. mother Of Mrs. watson
who have been residing in this citS
for several years. yesterday moved e
their former home in Virginia.
Mrs. Mark Bennett yesterday was
called TO her parents home at Den.
ton. Md. on account OF the illness oi
her father. Eugene Dill.
Mrs. n. T.. Pt1dcr who was operat-
ed upon yesterday for a growth IN tht
nose at the Homeopathic Hospital
has returned ot her home, greatly
! improved.
We have the new eversharp pencil
at so cents +. Challenger 4 Son
Prescription Pharmacist.--adN.
A large number Of members Of tbs
Doushcrtv Senate yesterday attend.
| ed an outing al Augustine Pier. The
| trip was made in automobiles.
Edward Stewart OF Wilmington
spent sunday as q guest Of his sister
Mrs. Jennie +. Silver Of Red Lion.
Miss Helen Rogers is spending sev'
| ers.l days as a guest Of her aunt, Miss
| Rose Rogers of Philadelphia
| Miss Helen shaw of Highbridge il
| spending several days here as a CUES
| OF relatives and friends.
| White Hellabore and Paris Greer
FOR rose bugs and potato bugs. Z Chai
Ienger & Son. Prescription Phar.
| macist-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard D!ckersor
and sons. James ahd Benjamin, O
Townsend. are spending several days
| as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Leach and family.
| Miss Mabel Othoson and brother
Alvin othoson of Red Lion, spent the
| weekend as guests of relatives ane
| friends in Chestertown, Md.
| Private Sale commencing today a.
| o'clock. Entire household furniture
% East Fifth street.-Adv.
| yfctrolas and records. Bridgewater
| ADV.
Window curtains and Wall paper
Sheridan's, 4OS Delaware street.-AdY
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