Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-12
BOY EVANGELIST At
ST. GEORGES CHURCH
George APPEL, Convert Of Billy
Sunday, Only 20, Creates
Furore.
Special Correspondence Every Evenin

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. Oct. 12,--Considec-
able interest is being manifested In
this community In the special services
now running In their second week at
the NJ Il. Church in st, Georges. Last
night. w. j. Daniels fitted up his REQ
truck and took number of local
people over on n strawride. Those In
the party were: Mrs. Judson p.
NoCthrup. Mrs. Russell Cole, Miss
Emma La Boube. Mrs. George Pord-
ham, Mrs. w. J. Daniels. Mrs. Price
Stanley. Mrs. Luther Y. Miller. Mrs.
Frank O. Moore. Mrs. William b.
Householder, Mrs. Eugene Cullison,
Mts. George Patterson. Rev. l.. w
Layneld, Price Stanley and w. j,
Daniels. Mrs. Vincent s. Cats, May
Cats and Mrs. Frank Lawrence also
went over in another car. The evan
gelist who Is conducting the services
George APPEL, is called the hoy evan
gelist." He is twenty years old and
was converted during BILLY" Sundays
meetings in Philadelphia several years
ago
The vestrymen OF Christ p. f.
Church announced yesterday that they
were going to install a pipeless fur
mace In the church and. also ono In
the rectory. which rs occupied by j
Frank Reybold and family.
Yesterday there were twenty-ons
babies weighed, measured and In.
spected at the local child health centr,
by Miss Alice Vail, nurse in charge
Six mothers also visited the centre an<
were given instructions In the health
care and hygiene of infants.
A double mule team from Fort dl
Pont ran away yesterday afternoon
about 3 o'clock while coming dowi
Washington street, and running to th'
| foot of Washington street turned {,
| the right and went over TO Clinton
street and up Clinton as far az IIsrr.
Webb's store. where they were stoppe,
by several men who got out in tn
street and caused them to run tn
wagon over against the cement curl
where Il came TO a stop, The drive
had left the team TO attend TO othe
business and II is not known wha
caused them to become frightened an
run away
Councilman Harry Rose. represent
ing the mayor and Council, asked tn
Levy Court yesterday morning to sen
their steam roller and cutter here {
do some work on Fifth street. Tn
request was granted and the roller az
rived here yesterday afternoon. T
| temporarily repair the road frol
Clark's Corner TO the canal bridge
will be cut up by the roller and the
rolled smooth In an effort to reliey
its present almost impa ssable cor
dition.
The Deputy Grand Master and h
staff of the Grand Lodge Of .Delawar
|. o, o. e, installed the following O
acers in Patrick Henry Lodge, No.
here. last night: Howard None
noble grand; Luther Y. Miller, vic,
grand. David Money. recording So,
retary; Frank X. Irons, financial Sc,
retary: Clark Beck. treasurer: sui
porters to noble grand, right. Geor;
Pordham; left. Frank O. Moore: SUI
porters to vice e-grand, right, Albe
Culbertson; left. Harry C. Nickl,
warden. John Ponders; conducto
David Rothstein: inside guard. WI
Murphy; outside guard, Isadore Bloc
After the installa ton, retire shmen
were served and speeches were mat
Ivy the deputy grand-master and h
stan and some OF the officers.
County Engineer Grubb is to repa
the road between the colored cemetel
and the Delaware City cemetery We,
: soon. The New Castle County lie,
Court directed that this work be do,
at their meeting on Tuesday. II
planned by the court 10 have a str
OF land on the Way property CO
demned in order that better ro
can be made to connect the ST. Georg
2 and Red Lion roads. II this is done
I better road will be made 10 lead ,
. TO the two local cemeteries. The ow
] er of the land over which the co
e templated road would run lives
j baltimore and IL will be necessary
get in touch with the person befo
3 anything definite is done.
The High School football team "
not play this Friday afternoon on a
/, count of not being able TO get a ga,
d scheduled. Next Friday afternoon I
= Wilmington High School second tea
I will play here.
Old Glory Council. No. IL, Jr. o.
a. NJ, will meet tonight in busine
n session in Eagles Hall.