Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
WEEKEND NEWS OF
DELAWARE CITY
Splendid ChIIdren's Day Pro-
gram In Presbyterian Church
Last Night.

special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware City. June 12.---Children's
Day services were held In the First
Presbyterian Church last evening. be-
fore n crowded assembly. Mrs, John
II. Schunder. chairman OF the enter
talument committee OF the church,
had charge OF tho program. Rev. l..
w. I.ayfeld and members OF the Meth
odlst Episcopal congregation were
specially invited To attend tho ser
vices by Rev Robert &. Pltzer, Pres
bytcrinn Church pastor.
Tho program rendered by the child
rem follows. Invocation, Rev. Robert
G. Pitzor: recitation, Welcome Child
ren's Day." by Charmou Billlbaugh I;
singing. scatter Deeds of Kindness" :"
by primary department: recitation,
Glad You've Come" by James Clark
singing. Tho Reign Of Roses" by the
| school; recitation. "A Place for You" +"
| by Marguerite Fitzwater. exercise. "A
True story" by primary department; I;
recitation, Birds and Flowers" by
| Frances TuRend; exercise, Kindly
Deeds" by Margaret Armstrong. Flea
nor Hall and Eugenia Armstrong
singing. His Love-" by school; reci-
tation "A Large Attendance" by Vim
cent Cats; exercise. Roses" by Mrs
George Kennedy's class. Grace Land
ers, Myrtle Bentley and Charlotte
Armstrong; recitation. Young Cru
saders.' by Evelyn Kinkaide; reci-
tation. Make Every Sunday Child
ren's Day" by Rachel Cats: singing
Bells OF Summer Time" by school
exercise. 'If You and I Tried" by
Frances Tugend, Helen Lee. Anna
Bentley and Martina Burnett: recita-
tion, Flowers" by Grace Landers
singing. The Voice OF tho Garden.
by Miss Elizabeth Aker's class, reel
tation. THE Wireless" by william
Sickle; exercise. "a June Tribute" bJ
Miss Aker's class. recitation. Child
ren's Day Here Again" by MarJ
Clark closing song. n sweeter Song.
by school. benediction, by Rev. Rober
G. Pitzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Eppersor
OF Wilmington. Miss Isabelle Down
and Miss Bessie O'Neill of Delawar,
city and Charles O'Neill OF New YorI
Mr.. William Boyer at his summer cot
tage at Bay View
!
NJ. ~. Church. Red Lion, will hol
their annual strawberry festival mex
Friday evening in the basement 0
the church. The proceeds win z
toward the now parsonage fund.
The first new bridge across tn
Chesapeake and Delaware canal vi
3 be Mt Summit. replacing the bridg
. now known as Buck Bridge. II will /
d built OF steel and high enough fC
y any boat to pass under IT, The cor
!. struction material Is expected 10 arriy
!. this week and work will be stsrte
% Immediately.
n Rev. Joseph RI. GeogheEan. n form.
!, pastor of tho Methodist Church her
h and his wife were guests of Mr.. ar
q Mrs. Joseph A. Anderson at dinn'
!. Saturday evening.
The large crowd who Witnessed Il
game with Marshallton here Saturda
r afternoon, which tho local boys wo
10 3. in ton innings pronounced
the most exciting and best play'
game of the season.
Norman WinRnte, A former loc
: boy. now living in Wilmington, al
who plays third base for the loc
l. team. suffered a sunstroke Immediate
u after scoring the winning run Satu
r. day afternoon. In the terth inning.
} hit to centerfleld for two bases a
's scored Immediately on Jordans
TO left. He was carried TO his fathe
home by auto and revived in an no
. by continuous work over him.
The St. Paul's NJ. Il. Church ch,
OF Wilmington will appear in the loC
NJ. f. church next Friday evening a
70 give "A recital under the auspices
the local choir. OF interest will De {
le appearance in the choir of two form
is residents. Mrs. Theresa Down,
soloist. and William A. Anderson. ba
st both OF whom sang in the local ch'
ne