Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE.
Citizens Building Loan Asso-
citation Elects Officers and
Directors.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, March 1s.--At the
monthly session OF tho Citiyons' Build
ing Loan Association last evening the
following officers and directors were
elected for the ycar: President. George
Allen Smith; vice4prcsidont, John II.
Iambson; secretary. John r. Cloud;
treasurer, Patrick Mc0rory; directors.
Joseph A. Carlin, John J. Sheridan.
Francis Z. McCallln. Edward V. Plat,
John +. Il. Clayton. A. V. l., George,
Richard s. Rodney, George r.. Hew-
lett. Edward H. Naylor, Sr. The print
Ing OF the annual statements will be
given out at the next regular meeting.
on Monday. April 10. ut which time
the 29th series viii begin Persons
wishing 10 take shares In this series
should communicate with tho secretary,
John II. Cloud.
The members OF the New Castle
High School Athletic Association yes
terday afternoon. Mt their meeting
elected John Wallace manager of The
/ track team for the coming season.
This evening the members OF the
| New Castle Athletic Association will
hold n meeting IN tho Town Hall at
$40 for tho purpose OF electIng a
manager for the coming senson.
The members OF the IndieH' Aid So
ciety OF. tho Methodist Church last
evening at their meeting, held In the
parsonage, elected tho following Of
Ulcers for the ensuing ysar: President.
Mrs. John T.. Il. Clayton. vice presi-
dent, Mrs. J. r. Bicldng; secretary.
Mrs. Albert Clayton; treasurer. Mrs.
Harry T.. Holiday: contingent trei,s-
i ufer. Mrs. Harry 7. Ahern; collect
ors, Mrs. William Denkyne, Mrs. Ray
mond Foster board OF managers. Mrs,
Edward II. Naylor, Sir, chairman
Mrs. George T. Tobin, Ir,. Mrs. LOOMS
10. Wise, Mrs. James Tilney, Mrs
Weldin Nining. New linoleurn for the
bathroom and kitchen we're ordered
for the parsonage and several rooms
were ordered papered.
The members Of the Associated
Home Charity Committee last eveninf
reported that their funds for sup
plying the needy of the city wer'
> completely exhausted and made an ap
peal for additional subscriptions o
money or wearing apparel. The chair
man of the committee. Mayor Cramet
= and other members are preparing
! report, which viii show all iteuize
statement Of the receipts and expen
dltures. which will be hung up In Tn
? MAYORS office for inspection.
4 The members OF the Dorcas Soclet
- of the Methodist Episcopal Churc
: win meet in special session tomorrow
p evening AT the close OF the praye
a service.
' Mayor Cramer issued order, las
4 SUNDAY 10 residents OF the western
b section of the city TO close thei
. busincss places for that evening. bu
Y no orders were given for further sun
day closing.
A The public sale held yesterday after
r noon at tho farm OF Mrs. Adelaid
% Burris on the New Castle road wa
largely attended Cows brought fron
$ SIS 10 500: horscs from $40 to $50
{ mules. 500 per pair; chickens 20 cent
per pound alive; geese and ducks 4
proportion.
Tho large lumber shed for J. II.
L. T.. Eli~on. Inc. has been com
e pleted by Contractor Nathaniel Wat
K son. The building Is frame struC
d ture and contains 10000 feet OF 400
a space. Several car loads of lumbe
l. have been stored in the building an
= a number are en- route. for the futur
d building trade which several OF IN
local contractors say is promising.
e The two-year-old daughter of Nj