Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-30
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Plans Pastoral Reception
This Evening.

New Castle, March 3o.-Tomorrow
afternoon the mernbors OF the New
CnstIe Century Grub win hold current
events Glass. beginning at 2.30. MJe.
]. Ernest Phillips VIII read current
events and Miss Ann Dungvn will
read n paper on "a Very WISE Virgin"
by ella Middleton Tybouts Book OF
Poketown People"
Yesterday morning services were
hold over the body OF Mrs. Camelia
Adeline Owens. wife of John IT. Owene
who died on Tueeday afternoon, at
the undertaking parlors Of handler
II. Gebhardt prior TO tho shipment Of
tho body TO Baltimore. Tho services
were in charge OF Row. Frederick w.
Overheieer. pastor OF First Baptist
Church.
Tomorrow evening the members Of
Adelphia Lodge. No. 2. knights OF
Pythiae. will meet. Al the close Of the
lodge eeasion refreshments viii be
served.
This evening Rev. J. r. Bicking.
! former pastor OF the Methodist Epis
copal Church. will give a farewell re
ception TO tho members OF the former
and present probation ciassee. The af-
fair will take place in tho Sunday
school rooms OF the church.
The members OF tho finance com
mittee of City Council are making an
audit Of the book of City Treasurer
John J. Manlove, in preparation OF
| rendering the statement for the fiscal
year ending March 81, 1922.
Owing TO the fact that Rev. Luther
r. Poole. the recently appointed pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal Church
being unable 10 supply the local pull
pit during next Sunday. Rev. Elwood
l.. Johnson OF Wilmington will con
duct tho morning and evening services
Tho members OF the Water and
light Commission will meet tomorrow
afternoon in special session for the
purpose Of electing a president. super
intendent, engineer. secretary and
clerk for the ensuing year.
Norman Wood OF State Road, zee
terday. while attempting to feed :
COW. was badly injured about the face
, caused by being hooked with the hon
Of the animal. Attention was giyel
by DR.. y. NJ. Allen, VINO Inherited eev
eral stitches IN tho lacerated jaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gooden o
I1aet Fourth street are receiving con
: gratulations upon the birth Of
, daughter.
Word was received here yesterda
Of the death OF John Pirsbury &
Washington. ID. g, a frequent visito
= al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc
= Craig OF State Road. who died sud
denly at st. Petersburg, Fla. las
Wednesday.
T. This evening the members
= Friendship Lodge, No. 3. Ancier
. order OF United Wortmen, win me.
= on the third floor OF the Town Hall.
Last evening the members Of II
u sunday school class taught by Mr.
o Frederick w. Overheiser OF the Fir
i BAPTIST Church met at the parsonas
. In monthly session.
On "Wednesday afternoon the mon
n bers OF the Ladies' Aid Society OF h
A, First Baptist Church VIII meet at n
= home OF Mrs. Anna Mlley on Ia.
n Firth street at o'clock.
William Rainey, 70 years old, die
l. this morning at his home, 40 Stran
& OF apopleIy. with which he W;
m stricken on Sunday. He was a If
e long resident OF this city, and W,
well-known throughout the count
ct He was a charter member of AIDE
ID phia Lodge, No. s. x. Of p, and al
/ a member OF Seminole Tribe, No.
ia I. o. r. NJ. A wife survives hi
The funeral services will be co
a Quoted at his late home on Saturdi
N afternoon at o'clock by Rev. JOSEF
ts II. carp. rector of Emmanuel P.
Il, Church. Interment will be In {
= Methodist Episcopal cemetery.
=, Read Parcel Post ads. IN Eve
Evening. Saturday-Special offerin
for out Of town buyers-Adv.
John S. and LOOMS o. Wise OF w.
l.. Fifth street have secured positions
Wildwood. n. J.
ng Victroias and Records. - Bridg
u water.-Adv.
as Plat Burris. farmer who resid
al on the Glebe farm on the Wilmingt
he roadway. IS undergoing trea tmeut
ar the Homeopathic Hospital. Wilmin
n. ton.
Il Cenol bedbug and roach destroy
". WI! not stain. Large can, ACC.
e. Challenger & Son, Prescription Phi
". Tlaclsts-Adv.
4, The two ear-O,d grandson of
ID. and Mrs. Edward Wier OF Har
N. Corner is confined 10 his home w
nd illness.
list Delicious Samoset Walnut Fud
Mt $50 pound. E. Challenger & S.
er Prescription Pharmac1sts,--Adv.
Miss Mary Walton. operator al I
I'd local telephone exchange, IS conflr
"a ~ her homo with illness.
80 IN MEM0RIAM.
II In loving remembrance OF my d
"a wife. Hannah F. Hendrix. who {
- parted this life. one year ago tod.
- March 80. 1921.
- To-Day recalls sad memories,
or a dear one gone 70 rest;
And those who think OF her today
Are those who loved her best.
Sadly missed by Her Husband a
IA Daughters.-Adv.
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Try an Every Evening want al.