Evening journal., 1922-02-18
ASSEMBLY DANCE TONIGHT
YounE's studio OF Dancing ADV
500 OYSTERs-SICK.

LONDON-paul Durandier. an
errand boy. is In bed with ptomaine |
poisoning He said he ate 500
oyster In two days.
Marie Walter. Edna Yearsley and |
George Nickle.
Fifth Grade - Charlotte Arm
strong, Helen Brannon, Walter Ellis,
Ethel MAIDEN and Helen Walter.
Fourth Grade-Margaret Bright
Annette Creedon, Theima Coil. Will
liam Heal. Margaret Losey Harry
Morris. Jane Miller Fred Ponder
and Charles Underwood.
Third Grade-Arthur Carey. Clark
Gardiner. Titus Irons. Eleanor Co
mack. Douglas King, John Press
and John splcer.
Second Grade - Anna Bentley.
Gertrude Bright Martina Burnett.
Nan MAIDEN. Virginia Press. Eliza
beth Ponder. Isabel Moody. Francis
TuFend. Beatrice Walker Martha
Hepler. Francis Durham and John
Jordan.
| Telephone communication with
the rural districts remain impaired.
Linemen are working on the trunk
! lines and finishing Of these repairs.
the individual and party lines oper-
atng from the local switchboard will
be repaired.
Roads intersecting the main thor
oughfares through the State In this
vicinity remain badly congested with
ice and snow. Where they are open
the weather, previous TO the recent
cold spell. caused them TO thaw so
much that vehicle trafic Of all kinds
is handicapped.
The Rev. L. W. Layheld. pastor.
will preach In the First Methodist
Church. this city. az 1890 o'clock
Tomorrow morning on THE Sheckel
Atonement." and M 7.30 o'clock In
the evening Mr. Layheld will preach
a special sermon 10 the members Of
| Patrick Henry Lodge. No. II, I. o.
o. r.. who will attend this service as
I the guests OF the pastor. His sub
ject for this service will be what
Is Truth ?" Sunday school meets at
11.45 o'clock.
The mid-wek prayer meeting will
be held IN the church psrlors az 7.3o
o'clock Wednesday evening. The
subject 10 be discussed will be "Citi-
zensh,p."
The services in the First Presby-
terian church tomorrow will be In
charge OF the Rev. r. c. Pltzer. who
will preach at 1890 o'clock on "The
| Boldness Of Isaiah" and AZ 7.30
o'clock on zone by one" Sunday
school will meet at ~ o'clock and
90
Christian Endeavor al o'clock.
The Rev. Joseph II. carp will con-
duct services IN Christ Church at
AIS o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Charles Metzger Is confined 10 his
home at Second and Clinton streets,
suffering with several painful hoiis.
I have purchased the business
known as the Davidson Meat Market
and assumed control OF same last
Monday. with a full stock OF the
same quality OF meats sold by Mr..
Davidson. also handle butter. eggs
poultry. fruit and vegetables. Harry
c. webb.-Adv
Councilman Frank X. Irons Is IN
charge OF the Delaware City water
plant. during the absence OF Samuel
Hicken. who with his wife, Is visit
Ing their daughter, Mrs. Clayton Won
culin and family, IN New York.
A complete line OF new and up-to.
date garden tools. Burpee's Garden
and Flower Seeds. Buckeye Incu.
bators and Poultry Feeds OF al
kinds. We are in better shape q
take care Of the trade and give bet
ter service for less money. than fo
many years past. cofer-Price an'
Co.-Adv.
Mrs. William S. Bowen gave a sur
prise supper TO a number OF rela
tives and friends last evening II
honor OF the ffty-siXth birthday o
her husband. A feature OF the sup
per was the activity OF Jane
Bowen. aged 50 years, In serving tn
guests. He Is the father OF W. S
Bowen. Among the out-of-towi
guests were: Mrs Harry Newman
Charles Bowen. Miss Nan Newman
Of Perryville. Nd; and Miss Ger
trude sheridan. Baltimore, Nd.
our Galvanized Ware cut so pc
cent. Cofer-Price and Co.-Adv.