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DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
Century Club Executive Board
Plans for Coming Sea-
sons Events.
spsc,al Correspondence Every nvening.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware City. Sept. 2.-Tho Exec
utive Board of the Century Club met
at the home of the president, Mrs
Thomas J. Whiteman, last evening
and made preliminary plans for the
beginning Of the new club year. Mrs.
Whiteman presided as chairman.
Members Of the executive board who
werc present were: Mrs. A. F. Pen
nington, Mrs. George N. Bright. Mrs.
VIM. X. Pennington, Mrs. E. G. Rey-
bold. Mrs. John Creedon. Mrs. M. A.
Brannon, Mrs. Charles Jefferson, Mrs
Harry Price. Mrs. Arthur Hope, Mrs,
Harry Clark, Mics Alice Reybold, Mrs.
Frank Cassidy. Mrs. Benjamin Vim
ton. and Mrs. Stewart Beck.
The First Engineers baseball team
lost to Elkton at Elkton yesterday, az
ter 10 innings, to 4. The Engineers
scored two runs In the tenth and had
two Elkton men retired in the last
half OF the tenth when Smith passed
two men TO first, both OF whom scored
on shortstop Coyle's three-bagger.
Coyle scored a minute later on a
squeeze play. winning tho game.
Smith pitched the full ten innings,
which makes 10 innings he has pitched
in two days.
Rodney II. Schunder has secured a
position as time keeper on the new
road construction job between Rogers
Corner and New Castle.
Howard B. Money & Brother. yes
terday finished their sub-contract OF
painting all the officers homes. dwell
ings and buildings at Forts Delaware.
Mott and du Pont. After the holiday
they will begin work Of painting the
two new Negro schools at Kirkwood
and Buck Bridge.
william B. eJster has made repairs
and changes in his store.
II. p. SCOTS yacht Countess took
party down the river Thursday on a
fishing trip. The party consisted of
Harry Scott. Captain Charles r
Tugend and Robert Davidson. The
three caught 22S trout and croakers
some of the trout being 10 Founders.
Services In the local churches for
tomorrow are scheduled as follows:
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. l.. w
Layfield, pastor; 1880. morning wor-
ship. sermon by pastor; subject, wis
dom's Place" 11.4S, Sabbath school
Missionary Sunday; 7.30. evening wor.
ship, sermon by pastor; subject
Christ and Poverty" On Wednesda,
evening at 7.30. the regular weekly
prayer meetings will resume after
having been suspended during the
summer months. On September 10 tn,
third quarterly conference will b,
held.
Presbyterian--Rev. Robert c. PETER
pastor; 1890. morning worship il
charge OF pastor; ~. Sabbath school
7.3o. evening worship, in charge o
pastor. Mr.. Pitzer has been feelin,
poorly for the past two days, but ex
poets TO occupy his pulpit tomorrow
He Will not however announce
definite topic.
! ST. Paul's r. C.-Father Joseph {
Dolan, pastor; 10. morning worship, Il
charge Of Father Dolan.
Christ Protestant Episcopal-Re,
Joseph c. carp, rector: 1890, SabbatI
school; $50, evening worship, &
charge Of the pastor.
= Sergeant John Hennessy and wifi
left last evening for Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Smith, c
Philadelphia. are guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. Phillip Hines.
Miss Gladys Connor OF Colts Sta
ton, Nd. who has been visiting Nj
e and Mrs. Frank Schunder for a fe,
days, left yesterday with Mr.. and Mr..
Lester Mcconnell for their home i