Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
| NEWS or THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Good Will Fire Co. Nominates
Candidates for the Annual
Election.

Special Correspondence Isvurv ssvenlng.
New Castle, Nov. 3.--'rhe Good VIII
Fire co. met last evening in monthly
session. The following officers were
nominated, the election 10 be held at
the next meeting in December: Presi-
dent. Jesse A. Mckay; vice president,
John !. Foster; secretary, one 70 be
elected. Lawrence Reynolds, Francis
Reynolds; treasurer, Charles j. Dough-
erty; trustees, three TO be elected.
James -. Toman. Emmett McGrory,
Charles J. Dougherty, John p. Leon
ard and John Foster: directors, FIVE TO
be elected, james y. Toman, Theo-
dore w. Cayender, Clayton wcCas-
son, Frank Beck, Joseph Becker,
James Carlin. James v. Campbell; fire
recorder, James v. Campbell; audit
ing committee. three to be elected
Theodore w. Cavender, John +. Mur-
ply. A. Thorn, Frank Beck and EN-
NETT MeGrory; investigating COM
nittee, three TO be elected, Charles j.
Dougherty, Jesse A. Mckay, James
Gebhart, John Walls; engineer, John
r. Leonard; IRE chief, James v.
Campbell; first assistant, Charles
Thorn and John McDevitt; second
Lawrence Reynolds, Edward Leonard,
James Gebhart and Charles McGrory.
Treasurer Charles J. Dougherty re-
ported balance in bank Of $3.50;
received for sale Of tickets and dona-
tions for the firemen's ball, t29s.s5;
balance, 1901. The ball committee
| was given a vote Of thanks for their
excellent work. The board Of direc-
tors were instructed to have the Hale
pump placed on the REQ chemical en-
CINE, the cost to be st,1O0. A request
was received from the Robbins Hose
Co. Of Dover for a copy Of the com.
pany's bylaws as the latter company
was making a revision Of their laws
The Board Of Education met las
evening. Prof. Henry r.. snaveIy
principal, was instructed 10 use tn,
/ Opera House four afternoons per weeI
OF 55-minute periods for health in
u structions and physical training 70
the members Of the High School a.
4 required by the State Board of Fsdu
i cation. James McDevitt was recon
mended as coach for the basketball
team, the board 70 stand responsible
Tor the rent Of the Opera House for
basketball cage. The last payment o
the sum Of s175 was made by Johl
Bungy for the purchase Of an automo
! bile, which had been used by tn
teacher OF agriculture last year, TIL
money was ordered turned over to tn
; local boards account for the purchas
: OF typewriters. Prof. SnaveIy was in
structed to procure the necessar
amount Of canvas TO be placed at III
bottom OF the basketball cage.
Mr. and Mrs. John p. Keegan enter
{, tanned about so guests last evening a
/, their home, The Buttonwoods. in hon
or OF the thirteenth birthday ami
: versary Of their daughter. Helen. Tn
house was beautifully decorated VIII
fall flowers. with the exception Of fh
spacious dining room, in which th
color scheme Of pink and white wa
carried out most effectively. ATusi
and games whiled away the hour.
after which a delicious treat, consist
ing OF ice cream, cake, fruits. candle
and coffee were served. The guest
included: Misses Claire Costello I
Summerville, ". J., Kathryne du Va
OF Elkton, Md 90. Marie Lawler an
> Katherine Lawler Of Wilmington
Dorothea Nelson OF Conuecticu
Marian MoreIand OF Philadelphia. Be
! ty Compton Of Spring Lake. y. J. an
: the following from New Castle: Mise