Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
NEWS OF THE DAY
AT NEW CASTLE.
Girls From the M. e. Church to
Produce a Playlet In
Newport.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. May 13.---The members
OF the Maxie ID Girls class and the
members OF tho Young Mems Bible
Class Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church arc. making plans to give
pleylet In Newport this coming week
entitled The Depot Lunch Counter"
Harry Boulden was placed under |
800 peace bond yesterday. accused of
'dlsorderly conduct by his brothcr-In-
law. Charles McCerty. The case was
heard before Mayor Cramer.-
Yesterday Mayor Cramer received
twenty names Of persons who de-
sired TO go to the lower parts Of
Delaware to engage for the berry pick
ing season.
Tho dance held last evening In the
Van Dyke Armory by the members Of
Battery II was poorly attended, on nc
count OF n large number OF persons
attending the circus In Wilmington.
Tho work of the installation OF the
sewer system at tho state rife range,
several miles below this city. will
begin on Monday. Tho plans are for
tho connection OF 1s kitchens and i've
outbuildings. Tho work II under the
direction of Major d. A. Salter.
John Naylor. second beseman OF the
New Castle Athletic Association base
ball team will be released by Mana
ger Hance for tho purpose of playing
ball with the Woodstown team of
New Jersey. Walter Kern. third
bsseman, and willeys and Mcdaniel.
tho battery for the local team. will
play twilight ball for the Pennsville
team on Wednesday evenings.
Beginning next week several tons Of
sand will he placed upon tho die-
mond Mt the Battery Park to be
rolled by a steam roller. which will
place the ball park I'm FIRST class CON
dition. AT the present time the class
has become baked and the diamond
il uneven In numerous places. which
causes tho ball 10 take ugly bounds.
On next Friday afternoon the New
Castle High School baseball team win
play, Newark High at Newark.
The members of the Memorial Day
committee will hold n meeting In the
mayors office on Monday evening for
the purpose OF making plans for the
field day meet, which will be held n,
Battery Park on Memorial Day fol-
lowing the baseball game.
Rev. s. Beattie Wylie, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
will conduct the morning and evening
service, The subject Mt 1890 will he
THE Five Trusts". 7.30 Joy. Sun
day school will convene at 2.30.
Mothers Day will be observed in the
Lost .pt.
and the pastor Rev, Luther E. Poole
will take for his subject at 1890, "The
Joyful Mother" At 7.30 he will, take
for his subject. The Making OF
Home. Tho members OF the Dor
cas- Society will turn out In n body n,
tho morning service.
The May Day exercise. which will
be held on next "Wednesday afternoon
on the School Green by tho members
of tho various grades OF the local
schools. promises 20 be nm elaborate
affair. This exercise will DO followed
by tho County Homo Economics con.
test, comprising students OF the Local
high school. The clothing contest will
be conducted In tho New Castle Cen.
tury Club rooms and tho cooking con.
test Will be held in the Homo Eco
nomics laboratory.
O. u. Lookerman OF Townsend 4.
spending several days as n guest o
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Leach o.
, West Sixth street.
Mothers Day will be observed II
Bethany U. A. NJ. e. (coloredD church
tomorrow Rev. William II. Guy, Will
take for his subject at 1890 "Valu.
, OF Mother. Sunday school will con
vene at 2.so: young peoples prayer
= meeting at $50; 7.3o Rev. w. II. Boy
. er of Wilmington will preach.
! See Bridgewater for jewelry.-Adv
For Mothers Day buy the bes
Whitman's and Samoset chocolate,
from s6c to $500. Z. Challenger an
{ Son, Prescription Pharmacists.-Adv.
, This is cleanup time-No. 6 Disin
n fectant 1sc bottle; tar balls, tar flake,
( Chloride lime, insect powder. Cen
for reaches and bedbugs, tar pape,
8 h-proof bags turpcntine and sur
{ phur candles. F.. Challenger and Sor
Prescription Pharmacists.-Adv.
n Candy Specials Delicious Chocc
Q lates, 41c 10; luscious chocolate-coy
cred cherries. 59c; cream caramel
; S3c. 70. Challenger and Son, Prescrir
ton Pharmacists.-Adv.