Evening journal., 1921-07-09

Ty Cobb has couple OF boys
following list OF unclaimed mail at
the post Office: David Bazzano.
Nossilers Bali, Mrs. Marie Courseey.
Mayor Deemer. Miss Mary Duncan,
James Kelley, George Lewis, ]. p.
Quinn, Mrs. c. S. Seymour, Mrs.
Clarence Taylor. Miss May Wbntl.
George Walker and Rebecca Wal
lace.
Services in Emmanuel Episcopal
Church tomorrow will include the
celebration Of Holy Communion at
73O o'clock. followed at 1890
o'clock by morning prayer and SER
mon by the Rev. Joseph II. Earn.
rector, on Expecting and Receiv-
ing" Evening prayer will take
place at 73O o'clock. The sermon
will be omitted at the evening serv-
ices during July.
Two automobiles collided about
$3.50 o'clock last evening near this
place, at the turn in the road at
Hare's Corner. A Wilmington car,
said TO have been driven by man
named Filhower, OF Wilmington.
was coming along the road and when
he reached the intersection Of the
State road. another car driven by a
man from Syracuse, N. Y. bound
for Baltimore. came along rapidly
on the State road from Wilmington.
The drivers OF the two cars saw
each other at the same time and INC
Syracuse man, who was accompan-
led by his wife, applied his brakes
suddenly. The result was that his
machine swung around and struck
the rear OF the Wilmington car and
turned over. Neither the man nor
the woman was injured, although
they were pinned underneath the
car. Several people in the vicinity
who saw the mishap hurried to the
scene and righted the car. Both cars
were damaged considerable, but the
Wilmington machine suffered the
most
Erby p. Davis will speak at the
1890 o'clock service in the Hazel
Dell Mission tomorrow. Sunday
school will meet at $50 o'clock;
Christian Endeavor at o'clock. fol-
lowed at 7.30 o'clock by a sermon
by Mr.. Davis.
The condition OF owen Sheridan,
OF Delaware street. who was taken
suddenly IN at his home Thursday
evening. is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lewis. Third
street, who have been III at their
home for several days. are inn
proving.
Miss Vera Atkinson is in Dover
as the guest OF Miss Vera Davis.
Mrs. Delbert Kirk, OF Philadel-
phia, who has been here as the
guest Of her mother-in-law, Mrs
Margaret Kirk, returned to her hom,
Thursday.
George Oster, OF Reading, Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mcdowell. Third street
! Howell Pedrick and son, Wal
, lace. Wilmington, were guests oi
, Mary c. Roberts here yesterday.
e Mrs. John Bridgewater. OF Sixth
{ and Delaware streets, who was over
e come by the heat on Thursday, q
e. improved.
e Ann Hurt. the infant daughter o
= Mrs Mabel Hurt, who has been il
v for several DAYS, is improving.
- Charles II. Clewell, who moved {,
- Nazareth. Pa, where he purchase
s a home following the sale Of his bus
mess here to Chandler II. Gebhari
d has sold his Nazareth property ant
r is making his home for the next fey
y weeks, with his daughter. Mrs
q 7 4.
e Mrs. Mary Harrington. Of Bea
o Station, is spending some time wit
( her daughter. Mrs. r. e. Pinder, a
r Sixth and Delaware streets.
y w. Courtlandt Pinder. formerly o
n this city. now residing in Lincol
8 CITY. was stricken with heat pros
?. tration while playing game O
o baseball at the latter place last Sat
y urday, and has been confined to hi
e home since.
= The Misses Ruth Nickerson an
Edna Deemer OF this city, are tn
y guests Of Miss Helen Delhi. at Tn
= Bear
J. Mrs. Thomas Swan. Of St. Georges
n Is the guest of Mrs. Walter Burri
y Bear.
g, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Newlove hay
ie leased a cottage at Rehoboth for IN
l. summer and left for that place thi
morning.
II Miss Hazel Bender, OF Second an
+ Delaware streets, who has been, n
l. guest Of her brother and sister-ir
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bendle
ID Camden. n. j.. returned home ye
n terday.
he James Connor, a former residei
At Of this city, now of Baltimore, is vi
10 family. on Shaw avenue