Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Death of Mrs. William n. Brad
ley, Lifelong Resident
of the City.

special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, Oct 22.--Mrs. william
II. Bradley, 62 years old. lifelong
resident of New Castle, died at IL
O'Clock last night at her home on East
Fourth street She had been III Sew
eral months. Mrs. Bradley was
daughter of tho late Joseph II. King
She is survived by her husband, also
one daughter Mrs. Joseph II. Dough
erty; two sisters. Mrs John II. Ham
mer and Mrs. Samuel Barnes, and
three brothers Frank, !. Harry and
Charles King, The funeral will take
place Tuesday. with interment in the
Glehe cemetery.
The pick of tho New Castle baseball
team and the pick of Wilmington win
play the third game of the series this
afternoon on the Pennsylvania rail-
road field at Wilmington. Manager
Jimmy MeDevltt will use the follow
ing line-up; Naylor. third base: Car
lin, short stop; Kern, second base;
Holiday, first base, Mcdaniel and
McGrory catchers, j. Gallagher, left
field; A. Gallagher, center field. Chase.
right field; Willeya and Miller, pitch
ers Each team has won one game
Of the series. A large number OF the
local baseball fans will accompany the
team TO the bali ground.
The Rev. $. Beattie wylie. pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church. will
preach at the 1880 service tomorrow.
on "Hope;" at 7.S0. Peters Denler."
Sunday school win convene at 2.90.
Rev Joseph II. carp, rector of Inn
manuel Church. will conduct holy
communion at T.a0 a. m; auniat
school will convene at 94b; preaching
| and morning sermon at If. At the
evening service at 7.so the rector VIII
take for h's subject, "The Cost of War.
IN Men. Money and Morals"
Rev. Frederick w. Overhiser, pastor
Of the First Baptist Church. viii
preath at II o'clock ard will take for
t's subject, when We Seek Jesus."
Az the evening service at 7.3O he will
take for h.s subject, "Faith AS
Measure"
The se~vices IN the Methodist
| Church tomorrow will be class az
e20, In charge of John II. Hendrix:
preaching at 1890 by Rev. n. Irving
Watkins. Sunday school and Baraca
Glass at ? o'clock; children's meeting
| with an illustrated talk at $40; Ep-
worth League az o'clock, Miss Mary
| SfcKnitt leader. Rev. r, +. Hubbard
will preach at 7.3o. New song books
will he used at both the morning and
evening. services entitled Songs Of
Praise and Power" At the morning
service the hymn Savior Whom
! F'ain Would Love-" VIII be sung and
at tho evening service the hymn
Hail TO tho Lords Anointed.'
One hundred and eighty eight sup
pers were served last evening at the
oyster supper and carnival under the
auspices of the Dorcas Society OF the
Methodist Church. In tho Sunday
made cakes win be on sale this after.
noon and cake and ice crnam win be
sold beginning at 2 o'clock. supperr
will be served this evening beginning
at 8 o'clock.
The supper, undor tho auspices OF
the members OF the Parish Guild OF
Emmanuel Church. which was schcd-
uled 10 take place ON November 10,
will be postponed until Saturday
evening, November ~, on account OF
the charity benefit, which is being mr.
ranged by the members of the girls
Of the A. Nj. S. Co, which will take
place on November IL.
J. c. Coke OF West Seventh street
had the index and middle fingers OF
his right hand badly crushed yester-
day while at work at the state Hos
pital.
Or. r. NJ. Allen gave attention.
Mrs Bavard Mitchell of Johnstown,
Pa. who has been spending the past
-four months as the guest OF her sis
tiers Mrs. Matilda Truitt, Mrs. NJ. X,
Lancaster and Mrs. Lewis Burke. left
for her home today.
Mrs. Ida Keatley of Wilmington is
spending several days as the guest oi
Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Lank.
Mrs. George Heldermeyer of odes-
va is spending several days as the
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John b Montgomery.
Mrs. Richard L. Pinder, Mrs. Mabel
Hurt and daughter Anne, Mrs. GeorgS
Williams and son Harold who have
been spending several weeks as the
guests of relatives in Missouri, re-
turned 20 their homes yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Mcclure of the StraGt
IS taking care of her mother. Mrs
Sarah Harris. of Wilmington, who Oh
Sunday fell down the stairs of heI
home and fractured her shoulder blade
George, Jr., the two-year-old son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rudder of the
BaIdton, is threatened with pneu-
monia..
S. e. Benton OF East Fourth street
is confined to his home, suffering from
acute bronchitis.
Fresh supply of those deliciou:
: chocolates, 44c 10. Il. Challenger
Son, prescription pharmacists.-Adv
We have hot water bottles ant
fountain syringes. S1.0O up, quality
teuaranteed. T.. Challenger 6 Son
prescription pharmacists-Adv.
victrolas and records. Bridgewater
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Apartments for rent In the Louise
Apply 20 John Ries, the premises