Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
NEWS or THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
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Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle, Feb, lG TN Friday
afternoon at go the Current Events
Class of the New Century Club will meet
Mrs. Jacob II Speioher will read current
events and Mrs Francis de H. in nvicr
will give an autobiography book review
Of Margot Asquith Each member of
the organization is asked 10 bring with
them or send donation for the needy
persons of this city Az the close of the
meeting there will be pound party and
the donations will he Distributed To per
sons in want The members who nre
unable 90 attend the afternoon session
are requested 10 send their donation to
the committee Of the club IN charge
The date for the naming Of tho pm m
phlet which has been issued bY | J. 4
l.. T. Fsliason Inc What Shall We Mime
IT." closed Yesterday The firm has re-.
ceived numerous titles for the booklet
The winner will hc announced within II
few davs and the plizc Of SIS will he
given by the firm
Last evening large number Of persons
were in attendance NJ ihe patriotic lee
ture given bv George MclntIrc IN the
parlors of the New Century Club The
audience was much impressed by the talk
on Abraham Lincoln and George Naehng
ton
The funeral Of Margaret Anna ihf
l3-year-old daughter Of MIR and Mrs
David 7 Whittcn on the Weir farm. near
Christiana. took place Yesterday after
noon. Several Of her sehoelmates from
this city were in attendance
Miss Matilda NcGrorv daughter of
Patrick NcGrorv Is confined to her
home, suffering from a broken kree cap
The accident happened last saturday
evening. while taking cnfe of his sister
in-Iaw Alra John Nctrorv, IN Whining
ton, and upon descending th" stairs ieil
She was brought 90 her home by auto
mobile
The committee appointed by the oflicial
board Of the Methodist Episcopal hurch
10 arrange for the last quarterly con-
ference on Monday next. will meet tbs
evening Delegates 10 the conference viii
be named
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 7. Weer of New astle
entertained AZ dinner on Sunday u honor
az Mr. and Mrs T. Clyde Necr. ho wefe
married on Saturday last Mrs Woer
previous 10 her marriage was Miss fInlly
Davis, nf Wilmington The guests IN
cIuded: Nir and Mrs lyde Neer,
Mr. and Mrs T. II Ncer. Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Pcnnock. Alr and Mrs Iesii
Hannum. Mr. and Mrs I II Weor
Mrs George |. Wecr. Mise MARY DAVIS
Miss Joscphi Wcer, Miss Mary Dagnon,
Miss Florcr 90 Davis. Miss Betty Weer,
John Miller. Jack Met abe. ] !. RyoH,
Edward reuueek Carlton Ncer
Tho members of the Red iion Social
Of Lebanon " T. Church vii meet next
Tuesday evening ri tho home II Mr and
Mrs. 7. y Kemp. At Rcd Lion
The mcmbers ~ the Nomen.s Auxiliary
of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church met
this afternoon Luncheon waR served
The weekly cottage prayer meetings
of nterdenomiuatlonal class Will he held
tomorrow evening a. tls home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hewlett. ~ Raldton. Ar
rangculents are being made To have the
next meeting in this city
The first dance Will bc held in the new
Van DYKE Armory OH Monday evening
March II Hollowel's orchestra viii
furnish the music
Tomorrow evening the rehearsal for
the Cinderella party 10 be gwen By the
members of the Epworth League OF the
Lebanon NJ L Church Of Red Lion on
February 26 will be held at the home
OF Miss Helen Diehl Of Bear Station.
This evening the members Of the New
Castle High School basketball team will
play the Elkton FIVE IN the Opera House
cage The game viii begin at 3. Is The
local lire-up will be- White, hIg and
Mcknitt forwards, Leach center; Weggen-
mann and Proud guards. Elkton 5 teen
Will be Deem and Diebert, forward, Taylor,
center; McFadden, McCune and Rems-
burg, guards.
The total enrolment OF the members OF
the tank corps is 40 men The enlistment
committee will be at the Van Dyke
Armory this evening
George Pustill, F. Mcllhennv and Ozro
:. Lunt left Yesterday for weeks outing
at the Quigley Beach, several miles south
of this city
Captain r. T Foulke of Washington,
who has been spending several DAYS as a
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Walter Wipf, re-
turned home yesterday.
Joseph Bacon OF Wilmington, former
resident of this city employed at the local
plant of the Wilmington Fibre Speciality
Co. on Monday was taken suddenly Ill
while at work in the mill He was cared
for at the plant and later taken to his
home BIZ automobile
John, the vesr-old son OF Mr. and Miro.
Charles Williamson, was taken suddenly
Ill yesterday.
Mrs Merrill Thornton of East Fourth
street a teacher in the local public schools
is confined to her home suffering from
grip.
For sale Springs and mattress for
double bedstead almost new. No. 8,
The Strand Adv
Federal and State Income taxes. ac-
acknowledgements taken at the Mayors
office adv.