Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27

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Emma La Boubs.
The infant aon OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Bcsaie Hagan u III at her home
on Adams street.
WlAdistAw Ostroski was ohristehed by
Rev. John A. Dolan In st. Paul's II.
C. Church, yesterday morning. The
sponsors were Mary RAnko and Frank
Oleski.
George Foracre. aged 2e years, died
at his homo near Port Penn. Friday.
after q lingering illness OF tuborcu-
losis. He Is survived by his widow
and ono small daughter. Funeral SER
vices will take place from his late
residence Tuesday afternoon at 1
o'clock. Rev. w. q. Little, pastor OF
Port Penn Presbyterian Church. Of
cemetery. Smyrna
Jack. son OF Major and Mrs. c. l..
Williams Of Fort du Pont. while re-
turning from a ride down State on
his bicycle. Saturday. accompanied by
Rodney Schunder. upon reaching
Odessa was struck by a large truck,
badly inJuring his foot. An automo-
| bile was sent to Odessa and brought
the injured boy to his home. His bi-
cycle was completely demolished.
Russell Scott OF Reading, Pa, spent
the weekend here with his uncle
| Walter Scott.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. Conrad Of Philadel-
phia are spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Kumpel OF Por,
Penn.
/ e. p,-t,
daughter of Chesapeake City, Md.
spent yesterday here with his mother
Mrs. Thomas Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Curlett enter.
tanned tho following guests at dinner
yesterday: Mr.. and Mrs. Lynwood
Curlett and Mrs. A. Merritt OF VII.
mington; William Waters and sor
lie Roy and Ebby Burgess OF Town.
send,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Berg OF Middle.
town spent the weekend here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rudnick.
Mrs. Harry Hackman, who acct.
dentally shot herself with a revolver
Friday evening. probably will euffel
the loss OF the little finger on he,
left hand. Major DR.. BalbouHh Of
Fort du Pont, who treated the injury
fears the condition OF tho finger vii
necessitate amputation.
William NJ. Householder Is visitinl
his daughter, Mrs. Laura Adkins. II
Philadelphia.
James A. Mulligan, who has beer
Ill at his home on Clinton street foi
the past week, Is improving.
The weekly /. w. T. Social meet
ing OF Port Penn will be held tomor
row evening at the home of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Braynard Yearsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heisler Eastburn an,
son, Hope. OF Kenneth Square. Pa
spent the weekend here with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hope.
Earl Burnett, small son of Home
Burnett, is I'll at the home OF hi
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
knight, with bronchial pneumonia.
. Lenten evangelistio services In tn
First Presbyterian Church for thi
week VIII be conducted as follows
Tuesday. Rev. John Townley, paste
OF Forest Church OF Midtown
Wednesday, Rev. J. NJ. l.. Eckart
Presbyterian Church, Smyrna; Thurs
, day, Rev. William Ieishman, East
, lake Presbyterian Church. Whining
ton; Friday. Rev. joel s. Gilfillar
Ollvet Church, Wilmington. All scr
, vices commence at 100 p. m. Their
will be short prayer services in chap,
, before each hour OF public worship
$ and after meetings for those who car
TO remain for question, instruction c
D prayer.
s Norman Walton OF Red Lion Ia
purchased a new Ford coupe.
. Cuesta Mcconnell OF Darby. Pa
r spent the weekend here with hi
4 parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Connell.
Albert Bowen OF Camden, y. J.,
! here for month with his grand
father, James Bowen
= According TO present Indication
= this spring II going 10 be a bumpe
}. season for mosquitoes. They are IN
e usually thick for this time OF III
$ year and are becoming great pests