Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-31
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Death of Solomon MeWIove, For
mer Custodian of State
Hospital Farm.

| ness oil several mOntnS ana DeuR cOnHneu
| to his bed for over month. The deceased
| for IA years was IN charge Of the farms for
| the State Hospital and resigned that po-
sition in 1912. From that time until his
| death no lived retired in this city. The fl-
| neral services will be held tomorrow af-
| ternoon from his late home at 2 O'Clock
in charge OF Rev. G. W. Clash, rector OF
the Immanuel Church, Wilmington. In
terment will be made at riverview ceme-
terry, Wilmington. Mr.. Newlove was
| member of the Emmanuel Episcopal
| Church, this city. The following children
survive: Charles, William, Clara A., Ammo
| y. and Mrs. Julia Sentman Of this city
| and Harvey M. of Wilmington. The pail
/ bearers viii be James u. Lancaster, Sr.,
William Hunter, Harry Straub and
| William Downs
4 On Saturday evening shortly after 9
o'clock, while endeavoring 20 coax the
| slowly burning fire in the stove ut the
! home of Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Carey
on Clymer streets, oil was used on the wood
! and within a few minutes the entire house
I hold effects were IN blaze. The Good
| Will Fire Co. in short time had the flames
under control. Both the motorized combin-
alton and chemical engines were in scr
vice and the loss of the household effects
amounted TO $3.50, partly covered by
insurance.
The members of the Women's Christiau
Temperance Union will meet ON Wednea-
day afternoon at o'clock in monthly
session at the home of Mrs. Sara AtkIn-
son. on East Third Street.
This evening the members of the New
Century Club will hold n public card
party in the parlors Of the club. The party
is IN charge of Miss Mary White and the
proceeds will be used for the benefit Of
the club
Tomorrow evening the members Of
City Council and the members of The
Trustees of tho Commons will meet in
regular monthly session.
On Wednesday evening the members Of
the New Castle High School basketball
team, accompanied hy many rooters, will
play tho Elkton High School team nc
Elkton The trip will be made by auto
mobile truck and touring cars. This is
tho seventh game of the All Scholastic
scheduled games
Tomorrow evening there will be no
meeting of tho New Century Club
Last evening, owing 90 the absence %
Rev. Joseph III. Earp rector of tho Inn
manuel Episcopal Church. the services
were in charge Of Prof. Henry HANDY Hav
Mr. Earp, who has been visiting his
parents for several weeks, will be In
charge of the services next Sunday
This evening the members of Seminole
Tribe, No. 40. Improved Order Of Red
Men, will meet IN regular session. At tho
close Of the session quot game will be
played.
Mrs. ]. Ernest Phillips, president Of
tho New Century Club, for the month
of February has appointed Mrs. Lewis
f. Elason and Mrs. McCauley in charge
of the weekly current events meetings
Tho members of the Dorcas Society
Of the Methodist Church will meet on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock in the
Sunday school rooms.
William Martin Of Fast Third street
last week was injured az the Harlan
plant of the bethlehem Shipbuilding
Corporation. Wilmington. The accident
was caused by large plste that he was
carrying slipping and falling on his left
foot. DIR Julius Dodd gave attention.
Yesterday, on account Of the illness of
Rev. J. r. Bicking, pastor OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. the morning SER
vice WAS conducted by Rev. Seth Gibbons
Of st. Georges and the evening service was
conducted By John Hill of Wilmington.
The local pastor, who is suffering from
grip, was able 70 sit up yesterday for a
while =
On Wednesday afternoon at 30 10 clock
a number of the members OF the New
Century Club will be present AZ recital
to be gwen In the New Century Building
In Wilmington under the auspices Of Mad
EN- TarImianr.
Yesterday at the close Of the morning
session Of Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Rev. Alban Richye, who was sn charged
of the services. was entertaine at
dinner at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. '. L. George on the Strand.
There viii be 9 card party at the New
Castle Century Club. this evening.
Mrs. p. b. Lightner Of the Strand, who
had been spending a week at Atlantic
City, returned home on Saturday.
Mrs Harry Volk of Fox Chase, Pc,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bryan and Mr. and
and Mrs. s. Hickman Hewitt and Mrs.
Harry Holiday spent Yesterday ss guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Ozro S. Lunt and Mrs
Ira Lunt of Third and Chestnut streets
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ]. Mcclure of
Wilmington spent Sunday as guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weggenmann Of
East Fifth street.
MIs Mary Cooley If West Eighth
street wss treated at the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital, Wilmington, several
days ago for an affected ear, has fully
recovered and was brought to her home
John Fehl, proprietor of the Jefferson
House, who has been confined to his bed
for several days, suffering grom stomach
trouble, yesterday was much improved
and permitted To sit up for awhile.
Elizabeth, the six-year-old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McKnitt, who has
been confined to her home for several
weeks, suffering from pneumonia, has
fully recovered.
John Lenoir, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Lenoir Of West Fifth street, is
confined to his home, suffering from ton
silitis.
Sara, the one-month-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Tobin, Jr., is i'll
at her home, suffering from pneumonia.
Miss Ruth Nickerson, who has been
indisposed for several days, suffering from
rheumatism, is showing Improvement.
The most delightful cream for the skin
is Santox Enchantment Cream, 50 cents
bottle, T.. Challenger and Son. Prescrip-
tion Pharmacists ADV
Elizabeth, the seyen-yeal old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, Raymond Foster, is
confined to her home suffering from
grip.
Fortify yourself against coughs and
colds with our pure Norwegian Cod Liver
Oil, E. Challenger and Son, Prescription
Pharmacist
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