Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-07
LIGHT KEEPERS TO Be
warm THIS WINTER
Government Providing Them
With Plenty Of Fuel for
Cold Weather.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle, Nov. 7-Yeeterday a.
nsht house tender Iris" docked at
the municipal wharf at the foot of Del
aware street loaded with 60 tons OF
nut coal which was loaded at Edge
Moor for light houses along the Del
aware shore. six toms each have been
con~igned To the inner and the outer
shore lisht houses several miles
south Of this city and trucks finish
ed hauling the supply today The boat
left for Delaware City where IL will
unload a supply at Fort du Point light.
The Parish Guild Il the Emmanuel
Episcopal church are making prepare
tons 20 hold a supper in the Parish
House on Thursday evening November
rs from $50 10 s o'clock.
At the close Of the rehearsal of the
Good VIII band in the parlors Il the
Good win Fire Company last eve
ming. MIR. and Mrs. William Tidwell
OF East Third street and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Proud Of Second and Chestnut
streets. two recently married couples.
were eerenaded.
The students Of the local Hugh
school are making preparations "a
form basket hall team for the COM
ing season. for male and female mem
hers \ meeting will be held next Mon
day evening when n coach will he Sc
lectcd and candidates listed for the
team.
The members ~ the New Castle
Century Club are making plans 10 hold
bake and rummage sale on Satur-
day IN the club parlors Miss Mary
shaw has been selected the chairman
in charge OF tho affair.
Last evening shortly after o'clock
a two ton truck belonging to Ogden
Howard. Of Wilmington. skidded ON
the State Road highway near State
Road station and turned over. The
truck had been delivering furniture
10 the lower part of the state and
was en- route 20 Wilmington. The car
contained A driver and "A helper, but
neither person sustained injuries
Tho meetings for this week are:
this evening. Industry Council No. %
Jr. - L y. NJ. In the lodge rooms cf
the Masonic Hall Co. AT \ O'Clock
City Council in the Mayors office
"Wednesday evening. st Johns Lodge
" y. u.
Temple; Methodist Episcopal Church
prayer meeting in tho church parlors
ut : o'clock; Thursday evening. Cae-
sar Rodney Chapter. No. \. order OF
the Eastern Star in the Masonic Hal
building. Friendship Lodge No. 3. A
q 4. w in tho lodge rooms Of The
Town Hall building. third floor: Bap-
list prayer service in the Baptist
church: Young Mems Rible Glass ot
the Emmanuel Church in the parish
house: Friday afternoon. al $50 O'CLOCK
Current Events Glass Of the New Cas-
tie Century Club in the club parlors
Friday evening. Adelphis Lodge. No
5. * Of p in the Masonic Hall build
ing at s o'clock.
on Thursday evening the Churcl
League QUOT games will he played il
the Parish House. The league is com
poeed Of PLAYERS representing the I'm
manuel Episcopal, First Presbyterian
Methodist and First Baptist Churches
The players eligible are Emmanuel
Mark Clymer. Edward V. Plat. Ir
win w Kirk. John Beale and Roher
Rarnes FRS, Presbyterian: Frank II
Long Oscar Knauss. Albert and How
ard Wilhelme Methodist Episcopal
Arthur Gibbs. John Clymer Georg
and Edward Proud, and r. r. Pinder
First Baptist: Ozro : Lunt Edwar,
Mcdowell Earl Sihley Percy Mc
Micking. and Charles Leih
The members Of the Trustees Of tn
Commons Will meet on next Tuesda
evening al O'Clock, IN regular month
~ session IN place ~ this evening ~
account ~ tho election today
Mi and Mrs Frederick Campbell
~ Claymont are spending severa
days as the guest 81 Mr. and Mrs
Harry InGle. az sixth ana Sout
streets
Mrs Edwin Campbell. 81 Phiadel
phia spent Yesterday and last evenin
as The guest Of her father Henry WI
helm. ~ Second and Delaware street,
who is m with pneumonia.
Contractor Frank Smith has com
p!ejed the bungalow Of Rohcr; Fergu
son AZ Baldton.
victrolas and Records.-Bridle
water ADV.
For Sale-Oak Dining Room Suit
81 West Sixth street
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