Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

commencement address next Friday
evening. The tickets for the COM
mcncetnent exercises are now being
distributed. superintendent Snavely
announced today that reservations
viii not be honored after D. M, the
hour at which the exercises are
scheduled To begin. AT that time all
unoccupieds seats win be open TO the
public. The graduation sermon will
be preached by Rev. j. r. BiclSlng In
Nazareth NJ. +. Church. tomorrow at
1880 a. m. subject. What is Your
Lifeg" The evening sermon Will be
on "Bunyon's Southern Apomina~
tons
Children's Day exercises will take
place in the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow evening beginning at $40.
The following program will be render
cd; Singing, March On to Service"
school; prayer. followed by Lords
Prayer I'm concert; responsive reading
Old Testament. Psalm 10: New Testa-
ment, Esphesians, 6: 10-1T: singing.
Welcome Childrens Day" school
singing, primary department: singing.
THE Children's King" school: sing
ing by the school. "Tell of His Good
ness" school. address, sabbath
School Missions" Rev. s. Beattie
Wyiie; offerings for Presbyterian
Sabbath School Missions: singing.
"'Tis My Hope To he More Like Him."
school: singing, Comrades in Ser
vice" school: benediction.
Rev. Joseph II. carp. rector of Inn
manuel Church. win conduct the SER
Nsfrsg F.4a
ion at $50 n. m. sermon, 1890, How
the Multitude Cast Money Into the
Treasury: 7.30 y. M. 1.-THE Church
and the Working Man"
Rev. John Clayton OF Grocer Semi
nary, member of the 1921 eraduat-
ing class, win conduct the services AZ
the First Baptist Church tomorrow as
follows Sunday school 10 O'Clock
preaching at II. evening service II
7.30.
The first tennis game was played on
the newly prepared grounds at the
plant of the American Manganese
Steel Co, yesterday afternoon. by the
employees of the company. Edward
Mcdaniel and James Hance defeated
Richard o'Rourke and Edward Butler.
- - Y ~ ' anu a " y. ne second
series viii be played on Tuesday after
noon. when Howard Butler and George
Comley will play against Frederick
Rush and w. w. Swaisley.
The members of the New Century
Club on Wednesday afternoon will
give a benefit public card party. be-
ginning at , o'clock Five hundred
and bridge whist will be played. Mrs
J. Ernest Phillips and Mrs. Jacob II.
Speicher comprise the committee of
arrangements
Harley Scale. Tr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Scale Of Washington
street near Ninth yesterday fell IN
his yard and laccrated his forehead.
Attention was given by DR.. Lewis
Booker.
Mrs. John J. BLACK yesterday after
noon entertained a number OF per
sons az card party at her home on
the Strand. which was followed by a
tea at o'clock in honor of Mrs. Sedg-
wick Andrews OF Orange. Va. who is
spending several days as the guest
of Mrs. Black. She will also visit her
brother at Glenridge, n. Y.
The work of rebuilding the concrete
road in the vicinity Of State Road sta
tion and Rogers Corner was COM
pleted yesterday. There are several
hundred of feet to be finished begin
ming at Hare's Corner going north
several days. after which the road
ward. which will be finished within
viii be opened.
4 number of persons attended the
Et9GS F9V .axRrNSEae 90 h. ~~-9.
Of Delaware yesterday.
One hundred and twenty-five aper-
sons were present at the annual
picnic given yesterday by the Hare's
Corner School.
Mrs. Margaret Davis Of Whining
ton is spending several days as
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Wilkinson L,
Cranston. She will go to Washington
where she will spend several months.
One of our big specials 23z Ib. box
of Samoset Chocolates for $50. Fri
day and Saturday only. E. Challenger
& Son, Prescription Pharmacists.-Adv.
Paraffne wax for preserving, 12c ID.
E. Challenger & Son. Prescription
Pharmacists.-Adv.
Apartments for rent in the Louise
Apply TO John Ries, the premises
Adv.
Skeeter Skoot, Csc bottle. f. Chal-
lenger & Son. Prescription Pharma-
cists.--Adv.
Victrolas and records. Bridgewater.
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