Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
NEWS or THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Board OF Educ alton Awards
Coal Contract to Two Local
Dealers.

| Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, July 3o.--The members
of tho Board OF Education met last
evening. The contract for the sup
plying OF coal to the schools WAS
awarded TO the local dealers. william
Dcakyne and j. r. e. l.. E. Eliason.
Inc. The price quoted by each dealer
was: Egg coal. 1920 per gross. ton.
with a discount of 50cents per ton II
paid within 10 days and the price OF
stove coal was $3.50 per gross ton.
with a discount OF SO cents per ton II
paid within 10 days. William
Dcakyne was given an order 10 de-
liver 40 tons and j. r. 4 l.. Il. Eliason.
Inc, are to deliver 35 tons: IS tons of
egg size to be placed In No. school,
90 tons of egg I'm No. 2 school and 10
tons OF egg In William street school;
10 tons OF stove to be placed I'm No. 3
school. Several teaching vacancies In
the High School and other grades have
not as yet been filled. The members
of the board are considering the pur-
chase of portable building to be erect
ed on the Schaal Green to take care
OF the overflow condition of several
of the. rooms.
Rev. J. II. Bicking, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, tomorrow
morning will preach at the Ii o'clock
service and will take for his subject
Putting Away Childish Things" Dur
Il ing this service Miss Emily r. Lunt
will play the newly installed Moller
pipe organ. Sunday school will con-
xene at 10 o'clock and Baraca Glass
at 2. Beginning at p. m. S. Wesley
Sears, organist of ST. James +. T..
Church Of Philadelphia, will give an
organ recital,
Rev Mr.. Ferwerda will conduct the
morning services In the First Presby
|terian Church tomorrow at 1890. There
will be no twilight service in the even
ing.
The usual Sunday services will be
conducted i'm Emmanuel and First
Baptist Churches.
Rev. J. II. Geogheghan. pastor Of
Lebanon NJ. F.. Church. of Red Lion.
will conduct the morning service at
IL o'clock. In the evening the pastor
will conduct services in the Odd Fell
lows Hall, Bear Station, beginning at
I7.4s
Arrangements are baing completed
for benefit moving picture show in
the Royal Theatre on Wednesday
evening next. under the direction of
the members of the Associated Home
Charities. Seven reels of film will he
shown by the manager of the theatre,
Samuel Rips.
on account of the weather condi-
tions last evening the beach party
that was scheduled to be given the
members of the Raraca Class was
postponed until this evening.
The members of the Good VIII Fire
Co. yesterday completed the repairs
to their combination engine, which on
last Sunday has a misfortune of break
ing crank shaft while attending the
fire on the Buena Vista farm.
The members of the Sixth Co. c. A.
G. ID. n. c.. are making arrangements
for dance To be given in the Van
Dyke Arnory on Friday evening next.
The music will be furnished by the
Jazolla orchestra.
George Bryson has accepted the
contract for the repairing of the ex-
terror walls of the First Presbyterian
~fAat ia 1tAi ttNah MI N
DIR. Rice of Allentown. Pa, has as
sumed charge Of the laboratory de-
partment of the New Castle County
Hospital in place of the late Louis
Racine. who recently died.
William Brickley, Jr.. of Chestnut
street. who has been spending a week
as guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Henry of Whining
ton. returned TO his home yesterday.
Mrs. Sara Flynn of West Sixth street
is spending several days as the guest
of relatives and friends at Newport.
Crystal mint. delicious summer
candy, 40 cents a pound.-E. Chal-
lenger & Son. Prescription Phar-
macists.-Adv.
victroias anG records. Bridgewater
ADV.
Apartments for rent N the Louise.
Apply to John Ries. the premises
Adv.
We have A fine line of bath SPRAYS
1900 up.-E. Challenger Son, Pre-
scription Pharmacists.-Adv.