Evening journal., 1921-10-07

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tor OF that church. Interment will
be made in Glebe cemetery. Six OF
her grandsons. Buford Lunt David
and John McCallister. Ira and Clar-
ence Volk. and Frank Winslow, Jr.
Will act as pallbearers. Two hymns
will be sung by quartet OF friends
Mrs. Lunt is survived by seven chill
dren. Frank Winslow. and Ozro
Lunt. OF this city; Mrs. 5. Hickman
Hewitt. of Rose Hill, Mrs. Fannie
McCallister. OF Bywood. Pa; Mrs.
Eva Van Arsdalen. Wilmington; Mrs.
Nora Bryan. Newark. and twenty
four grandchildren and twensy-six
great grandchildren. Mrs. Bunt was
a member OF the First Baptist
Church and has resided in this city
for more than 30 years.
At the semi-annual meeting OF
Friendship Lodge. No. 3, A. o. U.
W. of this city. in the old town hall
last evening. the following officers
were elected: Harvey Johnson.
master workman; Vance Mitchell,
past master workman; J. Earl Ba-
con .overseer: Irving Jones. fore
man; Robert Harrington. Jr., guide;
Frank Harrington. inside watch
man: Leslie l.. Walls. outside
watchman: Thomas Walls, treas
urer; James L. Bacon. recorder, and
John B. Manlove. inancier. The
Mogulion OF the order will meet next
Thursday evening. when all mem
bers are expected 10 be present
Adelphia Lodge No. s. Knights OF
Pythias. will meet in weekly business
session in Masonic Temple this eve
ming.
Councilman Charles Klingmeyer
and william White have placed sew
eral orders for the new gas radiator
they are selling.
The Rev. ]. r. Bicking. pastor OF
the Methodist Church, has received
word from the Rev. w. G.. koons. a
retired Methodist minister and for
mer pastor OF the local church. that
owing 10 illness. it win be impos-
sibie for him 70 take part in the
centennial celebration to be held at
this church the latter part OF tho
month. The Rev. John L. Johnson.
pastor OF the church from 1919 to
1915 inclusive will preach on the
evening OF October %. The Rev
John II. Beauchamp director OF the
Good VIII Industries. Wilmington
who was pastor in 1915. will speak
at one OF the centennial services.
time 10 be set later.
Great preparations are being made
for the second game Of the series
between the Ail-Wiimington team
-.
played tomorrow on Battery Park
at SIS o'clock. Manager Jimmy
McDevitt is guaranteeing the pa
irons an exceptionally good game.
zie SAYS tho locals are going to win
Arrangements are being made TO ac-
commodate at least 1000 seated pa
irons. Men have been secured to take
care OF the side lines
The Rev. and Mrs ]. r. Blcking.
pastor Of the Methodist Church. mo
tored TO Centerville. Nd. today.
where they will attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Ethel r. Pierson, this af-
ternoon. Mr.. Bicking was a former
pastor Of the Centervlle church, and
will assist at the services.
At the first fall meeting OF the
Roy Scouts. last evening Edward II
Naylor Jr., scout master. organized
a troop OF seascouts. Eighteen OF
the boys registered. with Scout.
master Naylor. skipper and Brokav
Sentman and Douglas Proud. as
sistants. The troop OF Boy Scout,
now numbers twenty-nine with on,
scoutmaster and three assistants
The assistants are Brokaw Sentman
Douglas Proud and John Leach. Tn
= scouts will hold a meeting eacl
5 ! wednesday evening throughout tn
fall, winter and spring. II Is esti
- mated the local troop now hold
! about so per cent. OF the medal
/ awarded for scout craft. in thi
: state. They are now out for sea Graf
, medals.
john the four-year-o son of MI
and Mrs Albert Press. OF Yves
r Sixth street sustained severe lacer
ations OF the scalp. yesterday after
. noon when he fell from a swing a
r his home. DR.. b. NJ. Allen was sum
, moned and found no fractures as
result Of the fall.
Two basketball games have bee
, arranged by the management of tn
q Sixth Company. c. A. c.. team. On
: will be played here and one a
3 Dover. Efforts are being made {
a organize a National Guard Leagu,
/. Several OF the companies OF Wi
o mington and others throughout tn
S state have signifed their intention
OF joining the league. a meeting {
4 the managers will probably be hel
d in Wilmington some time during III
=. month 10 promote the movement
e Preparatory services for the Gel,
l. bration OF Holy Communion in u
r. First Presbyterian Church next Sun
is day morning. will be held in n
b: chapel of the church this evenir
k Fat s o'clock.
Arrangements have been con
\. pleted for the bake sale tomorro
n morning at Tobin's meat mark
d under the auspices Of the athlet
'e association OF New Castle His
3 School. The proceeds will be us,
'e to purchase Jerseys for the footbs
r team.
st The benefit moving picture she
,e given at the Royal Theatre la