Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-28
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, March zs>-JJhs
Reclamation contest Of Delaware City
High School VIII be held SATURDAY
evening at O'Clock in engine house
hall The winners Of this contest VIII
represent Delaware City at the COM
~ contest, % be held AZ Hiddlctovn
ON April 6.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pennington and
/ Ryland Pennington. Of Wilmington.
rpent the weekend here with thoir
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Penning-
ton.
Henrietta Northrup is 81 at her
home on Clinton street
| Marshall Derrickson OF Darby. Pa,
spent the weekend here with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Derrick
son.
! Lewis N!ckle, who has been I'll for
( the past week at his home on Adams
street. is now able to DO out.
Frederick Hildebrand. who has been
seriously ~ at his nome AZ 81. Georges,
II improving.
Holloway and Mcdowell. Of VII
mington, who have been awarded the
contract for the construction Of A
macadamized road from st. Georges
20 KirkwOod, Will commence work
next week.
Friday afternoon, NJ the meeting ~
the Delaware city Century Club, in
the fire engine hall. Mrs Leightner
toR New Castle, vice-pre sident Of the
Federation Of Women's Clubs for New
Castle county. VIII talk on club sctivf-
tics Mrs Charles Jefferson VIII be
chairman Of music.
Hazel, small daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Maiden, Is 81 at her home
On Hamilton street.
Mrs. A. Merritt Of Wilmington, is
here for month with Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Curlett
Daniel O'NeiIl started. yesterday. 20
. make extensive repairs 70 his property
ION jefferson street at an estimated
cost Of $4,000
Town Council held a special meet
ing in the fire engine house last even
ing. for the purpose Of appointing Of
hcers for the general municipal cleo
ton, which will be held here on April
1. Frank Rhein was named for In
spector. appointed by Councilman
James Husfelt; William Press judge.
by Councilman Frank K Irons; Mar
ion Price. Judge. by Councilman r /.
Cofer.
Harry MCKEE is erecting p garage on
Fifth street, which WIN be operated
by Eis son, Lewis.
Frank J. Rhein. Jr., and William
Press left yesterday for Bowers Beach
where they viii fish for shad before
engaging in sturgeon fishing.
: Mr.. and Mrs. James Alfree held a
family reunion, Sunday. at their homo
i on Adams street, which the foilow1ne
% attended: Mr. and Mrs. David Robin
son and son, Howard, Of Clayton; Eu-
y gene Robinson and son, Harold, Of
As Smyrna; Mrs. A. II. Burns OF Penns
as vile, y. J.; Elmer Alfree OF PhiladEl
phia, and William Alfree and son
On Andrew. OF Townsend.
~ John Money and son Frank o
X Philadelphia. spent the weekend her
with Mrs. John Cairns.
y Edna Alfree Is spending thr-'
s. months with her aunt, Mrs. A II
II Burns. at Pennsville, y. J.
Thomas Scott OF Wilmington Ia
moved into the new bungalow, he re
r. Gently erected at St Georges
Mrs. Edward Reybold IS spending
ge month with the Misses Wilson q
Oh Lansdowns. Pa
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph George o
K Porter. entertained over the weekend
the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs
va Denver V. Roberts and sons, Mariol
ne and Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Penn
N tington, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +
George, OF N1iddletown: Edward 5
Wilson. Of Dover.
Rev. and Mrs r. c. Pitzer enter
tanned last evening. Rev. J.. NcArur
rs ray, pastor OF the Presbyterian Churc
ar of Newark.
~ Margaret. small daughter Of Coun
IN Gilman and Mrs. James Husfelt, IS /
No at her home on Canal street