Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
William Cleaver Has Narrow Es-
cape When Auto Wrecks
His Wagon.

Nav Castle. Nov. 13.-The funeral
of Mrs. Frances Lancaster, aged %
vears widow of Mahlon X. Lancaster.
who died Saturday morning, VIII take
place tomorrow afternoon from her
late home. ISL East Second street, az
. o'clock. Interment will be made in
| the Glebe cemetery.
on Saturday a Dodge delivery truck,
bearing Delaware license 176l2' isteu
to Il. ]. Feeney and ii. j. keenan,. oil
Middletown, collided with team
driven by William Cleaver, OF
Christiana. Slight damage was done
TO the team but the driver and horse
escaped injury The accident nap
pened on Delaware street between
Third and Fourth.
Frank Proud, OF East Second street,
employed at the Krebs Chemical plant,
Newport. on Saturday while at work In
the painting department. fell from
ladder and sustained injury to his left
leg.
Yesterday the drive for the Rcd
Cross began in this city and the local
committee IL making a house TO mouse
canvass for members.
This evening the members of the
Citizens Building Loan Association
will meet in the parlors OF the New
Castle Trust Co.
: The mission which has been IN
progress at st. Peters Church during
I, the past week for women closed yes
5 terday afternoon and the mission Tor
' mon opened last evening and Will
n continue until next Saturday evening
n There are three services daily at
4 and s n. m, and 100 p. m. The at
4 tendance at each service has beer
i large.
= The Pennsylvania Baptist Genera
Il Committee has made arrangements
with Rev. f. w. Overhiser. pastor o
n the First Baptist Church. 10 give al
k illustrated lecture on "A Tour of Bap
= fist Missions" Addresses will b'
made on the subjects Training foi
: Service" and Partnership witt
! Jesus" The entertainment will b.
II held tomorrow evening.
& A largo number Of tickets are beini
e sold for the supper which is beinI
d arranged by the members of tn
Parish Guild Of the. 1mmanue
Church which will take place o'
Thursday evening in the Paris
House. The proceeds will be for tn
n repair fund OF the church.
e The members Of the Board of Edu
d cation will meet Wednesday evenin
y in regular session in the office Of tn
d superintendent, Prof. Henry j
l. Snavely.
h Alexander Jones. age 50 years.
II Tenth street, on Saturday was foun
e ltncCnsciOue near the pennsylvani
le Railroad station. The aged man wa
et living on truck near the platform
"a DIR. Booker was summoned and sol
{. the man to the Delaware Hospital.
,c the Good VIII Fire Company's an
~ bulanCe It is reported that the p'
TT TENTS condition is critical.
r The members of the City CouDe
n and Trustees IL the Commons W
"A meet tomorrow evening in adJourn'
monthly session.
% A special revival service W
"A begin on Sunday November IS. in u
~ Methodist Episcopal Church and W
- last for three weeks. Rev. George V
Cook Ct Castle. y. Y. accompanied
-. n chorus director, will have charge
the services.
The members of the Ladies' A
- Society of the First Baptist Chur
- will meet on next Wednesday afte
uS noon o'clock in the church pa
sonage 10 make arrangements for (
OF supper which will be held in the pa
lors Of the New Century Club
elk Thursday evening. December Z.
on The members of the Methodist Epi
nd ccpai Church will conduct soup Sd
and bake in the church kitchen
ne next Wednesday morning, begtnni
", at 10 o'clock.
sc The Women's Home Missionary s
C ciety of the Methodist Church W
as conduct an all day quilting party
10 connection with their regular month
ng business session on "Wednesday in I
TO church parlors.
ne The members OF the entertainme
D. committee Of the evangelistic cal
paign OF the Methodist Episcol
nd Church will hold n meeting this el
Al. ming at the home Of Mr.. and NJ
rr John f. u. Clayton, of East -Four
no street, at 8 O'Clock. The Boy Scot
will meet tomorrow evening in I
Parish House.
49,, Georgiana Redden, a negress,
years Of age, was found dead in b
-. yesterday morning about $50 o'clo
i' by Mary Purnell. age II years. W
. has been living with the deceased
her home in Murrayvile. DR.. JUL
Dodd was summoned and pronounc
y death due TO heart trouble. on Satt
ne day the woman spend the day a
OF evening with friends in Wilmingt
cy and apparently was in good heal
upon her return TO her home. 4
funeral service will take place in I
Bethel Church. Smyrna. at . oclo
ke on Wednesday afternoon. The decea
r. ed was formerly from Smyrna and
Ill member of the Bethel Church.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shinn a
m daughter, Helen. of Chestertown, NJ
,ir Mrs. Chr!topher Bender and daughtt
II Catherine, Of McDonOugh: Mr. al
Mrs. William Howard and daughtt