Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
NEWS or A DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Merton White, Football Player,
Sustains Serious Injury
During Game.

New Castle, Oct To- Merton White.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James White OF
Chestnut street. left halfbacS of the
New Castle High School football team,
on Saturday afternoon, In game with
the Salesianum team OF Wilmington,
at the Second and du Pont streets
gridiron. had his left shoulder dislo- |
Gated and fractured, caused by n fall
upon being tackled. DIR. II. M. Allen
gave attention.
| Many baseball fans were disappoint-
cd on Saturday, when the second game
OF n series between the pick OF the
local players and the pick OF Whining
ton was cancelled on account OF wealth
er conditions. The game will be played
next Saturday at Battery park and q
large crowd Is looked for.
This evening the members OF the
Citizens Building and Loan Associn-
ton viii meet I'm the parlors of the
New Castle Trust Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Davis of
East Third street on Friday evening
celebrated tho 40th anniversary of the
wedding. A family dinner was served
and the couple received many useful
and handsome presents.
The members Of the New Castle
Century Club tomorrow evening will
hold a business meeting In the parlors
of the club at 7.45.
The members of the Y. r. II. OF the
women's Foreign Missionary Society
of the Methodist Church are making
preparations for halloween party,
which will take place on Tuesday
evening November 1, In the Sunday
school rooms.
The members OF the New Castle
Athletic Association will meet on
Thursday evening I'm the mayors Of
: flee for the purpose of making ar
: rangements 20 hold entertainments for
the purpose Of securing funds TO erect
baseball fence TO enclose the Battery
; diamond A committee will be selected
Mabel, the 1o-year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Thompson OF
e Rose Hnl, IL suffering from an infect
5 ed face supposed 70 have been caused
: by coming in contact with poisoned
: oak.
3 on Saturday evening the ti-dayolt
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hartnet
A OF Seventh and South streets. died.
! David h. Kee, who has been II
charge OF the farm work for the pas
six months at the New Castle county
, farms, has rendered his resignation e
: accept similar position with +. u
Inckey on farm at Claymont. III
took up his new position today.
Al the bake held Saturday by th'
y members OF the New Castle High
' school Athletic Association, at th'
Tobin meat market, s12 was realized
= which will go toward the purchase o
Jerseys for the team.
= Postmaster John y. Murphy has post
- ed in the corridor of the postofiice tn
following list OF unclaimed letters
Mrs. Florence Butler. Mrs. Mary Clay
= VILE Nell Comfort. Mrs. Hattie Drak
y er Mrs b. II Duncan, l.. II. Derrick
- son. Mary Could Haines Harland, Mr.
Thomas Jackson. Saxson Kendricl
NJ. Il. Iaxers, Mrs. Andrew Beun'
Isaac Selby, Mr.. Shaw. Mrs. Hanna
Townsend. Charley walds and Mis-
- Miriam Wood.
This evening the members OF Sem
- mole Tribe. No. 40. Improved Order
- Red Men, will meet in regular SCI
~ ~ sion in the lodge ro9ms of the Mason
.. Halt at S o'clock.
e Cinderella Coleman, colored, of s
- Clayton street, who ran away fro
home last week, was located in w
: mington and returned to her parent
ns Mr.. and Mrs. d. Coleman, on Satu
ni. day.
he Mrs. w. r. Burns OF Detroit
spending several days as the guei
of her sister, Mrs. Julius Dodd.
lho Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boulden
tai Stanton were Sunday guests of
iiie and Mrs. Vance Mitchell.
Several friends yesterday paid
visit 20 John II. Martin, who is at
Methodist Hospital. Philadelphia. II
report Mr.. Martins contition TO be
proving. The patient expects TO ret'
ken TO this city within the next 10 days
Earl Kern, who has been spend
ms. several days in Detroit, returned he
ally yesterday.
last The members of City Council
,ree morrow evening will meet with
ftv- Solicitor Francis de II. Janvier to
ue. over several matters pertaining to
am city charter and various ordinance
ind Mrs. Forward McIlhenny of +
I'd fourth sicet Mas ~ -
and ware Hospital tooay' wnere sne
Jug undergo an operation for appendic
Frank Carroll, Jr., of Sixth
DIR. Cherry streets is confined to his h
be- with tonsilitis.
We desire 10 express our sin
- thanks TO our many friends who '
so very kind to us during our re
bereavement during the loss OF
dear mother, Mrs. Rebecca Lunt
- those who sent flowers and those
IN so kindly furnished automot
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