Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-06
MANY new STREETS IN
NEW CASTLE FINISHED
Commission Meets This Week to
Formally Accept Improved
Highways.
corre,pondence Every Evening


Special Correspondence Every Evcnins
New Castle, Nov. 6.-1The reeurfac-
ing OF the various streets outlined
by the Street Improvement Commls-
sion. by Contractor Joseph r. Burke
of Plainfeld, n. j., has been com
nleted. The streets rebuilt ARE the
Wilmington roadway at Fourth to the
foot OF Fourth street, Foundry lane.
Harmony street from Second 10
Fourth, Delaware from Sixth 20 Sew
enth. The operation OF the large steam
roller over the rebuilt streets will
continue for eeveral days, A meeting
of the Street Improvement commits
sion will be held this week TO accept
the work.
Charles A. Wipf Of Trench Creek
Mines, st. Peters. Pa, who has
been spending several days as tho
guest of his mother. Mrs. Annie Wipf,
Of the Baldton, returned 10 his place
of employment today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore OFT, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Merrill and Mrs. John NJ
Rockerfellow Ct ElktOn, Md. were the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Frederick w
Overhlser at the Baptist Church par
sonage yesterday and attended the
morning service at the Baptist Church
| Mrs. OFT was made n member of the
local congregation. The visitors were
members Of the Netcong Baptist
Church of New Jersey whore Rev
Overhser was a pastor prior to his
coming here.
The weekly prayer meetings of the
First Baptist Church will be held on
Thursday evenings and the service for
this Thursday will he in charge Of the
superintendent of the Sunday school
Charles Ieib who will take for his
subject The Sunday School"
Mrs Harry Hewlett and daughter
Eleanor, were the weekend guests OF
friends al Sharon Hin. Pa,
J. Hubbard McCauley. Of Baltimore
Md, spent the eek-end ms tho guest
of his mother, Mrs Mary McCauley. OF
Second and Delaware street.
William Burris and Miss Mildred
Tfartis. of Mlddletown. spent yester-
day as the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
John f. H. Clayton OF East Fourth
street
Rev. J. II. Goeheghan of the Red
Lion NJ. L. Church has made arra nge.
ment to conduct special services 10,
this week in the Lebanon NJ r
Church of Red LION. Tomorrow eve.
ming Rev. Frank Herson. OF Newark
| will be the speaker. Wednesday eve
| ming Rev. J. c. Mccoy. of ST. Georges
| will talk. Thursday evening Rev. Lu
ther Il. Poole, pastor Of the loca
| Methodist Church. will speak and n,
Friday evening Rev. Tardee. of C.hrle
tana. will talk. The services will con
vene at 730.
On Saturday evening several hun
dred members or the Masonic Order
representing lodges from Newport
Newark. Delaware City and this eft,
observed George Washington's Ma
sonic Birthday anniversary in the Ma
sonic Temple. The speakers wer
Past Grand Master Harry Mayer
Past Master Harry V. Holloway an
the Deputy Grand Master. At tn
close Of the session refreshments wer
served.
Clarence Ingram Of Wilmington wa
arrested on Saturday evening by Off
| IL
Mayor w. Leslie Kramer $40 and cost
for disorderly conduct.
/ The monthly meeting of the Poll
Anna Club OF the Methodist Episco
pal Church will be held tomorro,
evening at the home of Miss Idlla
Proud of East Fourth street at
. o'clock.
Rev. A. w. Seiple. D. D.. of Elys
! burg. Pa, preached at both service
in the First Presbyterian Church yes
terday.
The Young Peoples Branch of til
= w. c. T. L. Will meet IN the Sunda
: School rooms OF the Methodist Episcf
| pal Church on Friday evening at
| o'clock.
The monthly meeting of the 6
2 Anne Guild of the Emmanuel EpiscC
. pal Church viii take place this ever
ing in the Parish House at o'clock.
The regular meeting of the men
bers Of the City Council will be he
tomorrow evening and will adjour
until an evening suitable TO the men
bers of that body.
Harrison three-Vear-old son Of NJ