Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-29
NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Joseph Hushebeck, a Boy, Pain
fully Injured In Automo-
bile Accident.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening.

New Castle, jim. % Joseph Hushc-
beck, tho scven-year- son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry w fIusheIeck Of East Third
street, yesterday afternoon, while attempt
ing to cross Second street near the McPike
alley, WINS struck by an automobile, which
was enroute to Maryland, and sustained
lacerations TO his scalp. The machine
was touring car, owned by A. 9. Richards
Of Cambridge, Md DR.. Lewis Booker
gave treatment 20 the injured lad
The members of the Industry Council,
No. 25, Junior Order United American
Mechanics, defeated the Winona Council,
No. Q, in three consecutive games of
aloits Last night by the scores Of Fl to Q
2l to and II to Z. The local players were
George Proud, John Clyrner Edward
Proud, Robert Barnes. Samuel Farmer
and Warren Common and the Winona's
players were Charles Smith, George Nc
earns, r. W. Johnson, Joseph Maxwell
Postmaster John r Murphy has post
cd the following list of unclaimed letters:
b. Johnson, Ferdinando De Coro, New
Castle Garage, Luis Galloso, William ].
Hall, Miss Ethel Long, Mra Bessie Murry,
Howard G. Mcfiinncss, Mrs. Martha
Parker, Miss Dorothy Starelly, Bo
Sweeney, Deave Tuling, Lewis White
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Carlin of the
Strand and Delaware street on Thurs
day evening entertained a' card party
in honor of MFR and Mrs John Carlin. The
following persons were PRESENT.; Misses
Margaret Kelly, Margaret Ryan, Anna
Early, Frances Sheridan, Marie Carlfn,
Elizabeth Carlin, Cecilia Carlin, Edith
Sheridan, Margaret Torer, Mrs. John
II. lsury
McGrorv. John McDevitt. James Gall
lagher, Frank Sheridan, Edward Gormley
James Carlin Edward Hushebeck, Philip,
Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. John Cerlin,
MIR and Mrs Joseph Carlin. Instrumental
and vocal selections were rendered IN
connection with the party, after which
refreshments were served.
The members OF the New Castle High
School basketball team ON Wednesday
evening next viii play the Elkton team
At Ell1'on
Last evening the dance gwen by the
girls Of the A NJ. s. Co, in the Opera
House was largely attended.
This morning the Junior and Senior
classes ~ the High School held bake
at the meat market Of George l.. Tohin.
The proceeds will be used TO help defray
the expenses If the Washington trip Of
the two clheses in June.
Tomorrow Rev. AlbaD r. Riohey.
rector Of the st. Johns Church If VIII
mington, md a former rector Of the I'm
manuel Church, will preach at the
1880 services in che local church.
The usual Sunday school session viii
take place at $50 o'clook and the evening
setvioes viii cofivene OF 730.
Rev. George r. Street, pastor n the
First Baptist Church, viii preach to
morrow st the morning session which
Will convene at / o'clock and will take
for his theme Cast Forth and Withered.
The Sunday school session will begin ut
10 clock The evening services viii be-
gin Mt 7.30 and the pastor viii nee for
his subject, How Lorg Halt Ye."
Rev. ]. r. Bicking, pastor Of the
Methodist Church will preach at both the
morning and evening services. Class meet
ing will be held at $50 n. m IN charge Of
John Hondrix, the leader; preaching at
1920 The Baraca Class and Sunday
school session will convene at o'clock,
In charge OF George r. Tobin, Jr. The
Epworth League will begin at o clock,
in charge of John Proud. and the evening
service will begin at 7-30.
Rev. s Beattie Wyle, pastor of the