Evening journal., 1922-04-15
Town COUNCIL
TOELECT CLERK
Mr.. Geoghegan and Miss
Price Talked of for Della
ware City Clerkship
GET READY FOR
BASEBALL SEASON
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. April Is. -
Tie selection OF a town clerk Is oc-
cupying the minds OF the newly
elected Councilmen. Harry Rose and
Thomas Armstrong and the hold
over member. r. L. Cofer. al this
time. The clerk will be elected at
the May meeting Of Council. At the
organization meeting. W. U. Rey-
bold was elected assessor Of the
town. The names OF Prestley Goe- |
ghegan and Miss Marian Price have |
been mentioned as possibilities
The Delaware City High School |
team went 20 Middletown yesterday
afternoon and defeated TIE High
School team OF that place by the
score OF 20 8. This was the first
game OF the season for the locals
and they came home last night
proud OF the result
The Rev. Joseph II. carp will eel
citrate Holy ommunion in Christ
Episcopal Church at Sis tomorrow
morning. At 11.45. TIE Church
School, William b. Jester superin-
tendent. will meet in the parish
house. A special Easter service has
been arranged for tomorrow even
ing. beginning at 7.30 o'clock. with
Bishop Philip Cook officiating. The
Church School will present It's Len
ten Offering at the altar at this serv-
ice
Frank o. Moore has been awarded
the privilege OF operating TIE ice
cream. soft drink and peanut stand
az the local baseball park during
the summer. for the annual fee OF
$50.
Tho new suits for the local Coun-
" League baseball team have ar
rived. They are natty looking and OF
excellent white material
The new grand-stand IS nearly
completed and everything will be in
readiness TO entertain the New Cas-
tie boys on Saturday. April %. the
opening day. Mayor Bright will toss
out the ball and special music will
enliven the game between innings.
| Manager Hop" Goeghegan says he
Is expecting TO do things up IN fine
style this year. They even expect to
beat New Castle.
Two large wild geese and several
young goslings were seen swimming
in the waters OF Clark's march. just
above this city. yesterday afternoon
This IS the first time in many years
that wild geese have been seen with
young in this vicinity.
Tho Rev. L. W. Layheld will be IN
charge Of the services in the Meth
odlst church tomorrow morning and
evening. His morning subject, at 10
o'clock. will be Spring. a symbol OF
! Spiritual Renewal" At this service
the reception OF new members will
take place. The Sunday school. Jud-
son Northrup. superintendent, Will
meet at 11.45 o'clock.
Special Easter services Will be
held in the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow. with the Rev
Robert c. Pitzer preaching botl
morning and evening. At 10.3l
o'clock he will preach on 'Th'
Conquest Of Death" and 7.30 o'clocl
J on THE Right Hand Of God" Spec
t ial Easter music will feature the
service. The session will meet II
the chapel at 10 o'clock to recelvr
new members.
The results Of the recent examina
tions Of the soldiery at Fort duPon
resulted in about 80 per cent. OF tn
boys passing first class gunner
exams. Routine work at the fort vii
; be resumed on Monday.
, Benjamin Moore. OF Philadelphia
IS an Easter holiday guest OF hi
3 parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O
Moore. Clinton street.
Charles Klair. OF Philadelphia. I
TIE weekend guest Of his brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mr..
Frank o. Moore.
Turpin Rose a student at the Uni
versity Of Delaware, is spending hi
Easter holidays at home here.
Miss Greta Holiday, a teacher {
the Hammonton. n. j.. publ
o schools. is spending her Easter va
= cation with her mother, Mrs NJ.
4 Holiday. on Clinton street.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Horace =. Johnso
and son Robert, of Wilmington, ar
n the Easter guests of their parent
l. and grandparents. Mr.. and Mr.
IS John f. Schunder, Clinton street.
- Miss Dorothy p. Frampt. OF Phi
d adelphia, who has been spendin
7. several days with Mr.. and Mrs. Joh
d +. Schunder. has returned home.
n John Tugend has purchased III
p Mrs. Caroline Clark property. O
Front street. Mrs. Clark Will NOV
st to Philadelphia next week.
d DR.. W. W. Ellis removed a fis
hook from the finger OF Ere
" Schroeder, son OF Mr.. and Mr.
It Frank Schroeder. Clinton stree
, yesterday.
j. Miss Elvira Lewis, of Wilmingto
Is the Easter holiday guest OF Mi
y Louise Rose. Washington street.
= Elias Lewis. Jr.. of Wilmington,
spending the Easter weekend wit
y his friend, John T. webb, Jr.
V Miss Harriet Bentley. student
the Eastern High school, Baltimor
is spending her Easter vacation
her home
SELL, EGGS FOR CHURCH