Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-04
DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
Ladies' Aid Society Planning
Big Bazaar Beginning
December 1.

December 4.
Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City, Nov. 4.--The ladiei
Aid Society OF the NJ. e. Church met
last night in the chapel in regula:
monthly session. Mrs. Clement
Everett and Mrs. William J. Bowen
had charge OF the social end of tho
meeting and provided delightful
lunch. Mrs. Clement Everett was elect
ed secretary 6d the society in place
of Mrs. r, Russell Cole who was re-
Gently transferred to Panama. The
bazaar, planned for December /. was
discussed and tentative plans outlined
for conducting Il. Mrs Eliza Bender
tee TO supervise the affair. The society
purchased n coal-oll stove for emer-
was elected chairman of the commit
gency Use in the chapel. The follow
ing members were present: Mrs. j..
p Northrup. president; Mrs. l.. w.
Layiield, Mrs. John Todd, Rev. l.. w.
Layfield, Mrs. Eliza Bender, Mrs.
Clement Everett, Mrs. William j.
Bowen. Mrs, Frank Lawrence, Miss
Emma la Boube, Mrs. James Pord-
ham. Mrs. Russell Miller, Ms. Frank
Irons. Mrs. \. f. Pennington, Mrs.
William j. Daniels, and Mrs. Z. j.
Grifiinberg.
The funeral of William II. Cakes who
died Thursday night will be held Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clCck from his
home on Adams street. Rev. l.. w
Layfeld OF the NJ. Il. Church will have
CHARGE IF fhn cnrNnpc In .x~tl1
be in the Delaware City cemetery.
Services in Christ L. r. Church will
be held tomorrow as usual. Sabbath
school will begin at 1870 with VIM
Il. Jester In charge. At AIS, devotional
| services viii be held in charge of Rev
Joseph II. carp. rector
In the Presbyterian church, the
| morning service will begin at 1890
Rev Robert +. Phzer Will take foi
his subject. The Authority OF tn,
Bible" Sunday school will be held n
| IL o'clock. At O'Clock the Young
| Peoples Christian Endeavor servic,
will be held, Miss Mildred Netsch vii
lead the Seniors and William Derrick,
son the Juniors. At 100 the regulai
evening worship will be held and Rev
The morning worship in the NJ. +,
Church will be held at 1890 in charg,
! of the pastor. Rev. L. w. Iayfield
whose topic will be Reconciliation.
! The Sabbath school will be held a
| 11.45 under the leadership of Judeor
| p. Northrup. Evening services vii
begin at 80 and Rev. Iayneld vii
Use as his subject Christ and Amuse
| ments.'
The usual prayer meeting will h,
| held Wednesday night at 40 IN tn,
! church chapel. Tho subject for tn,
meeting will be, The Christ Spirit. :"
The mayor and Council will meet IL
regular business session on Monda,
night at s o'clock.
Captain Charles Schaefer, Jr, sol
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Schaefer
has resigned his commission in tn,
Coast Artillery Corps of the L. S
Army and taken a position with IN,
Bell Telephone Co. OF Philadelphia
with which concern he was connecte-
before ne entered the service in 1915
Mr.. Schaefer is graduate OF tn
University Of Delaware, class OF 1911
and was with the Bell Telephone CO
from that time until 1916 when he wa
sent 10 the Mexican border Wit
Troop A of the Pennsylvania Caviar,
and remained there about a year. i
1917, when the United States wa
about 70 enter the war, Capt. Schaefe
took the regular army examinations a
Fort du Pont for a commission bu
hp-pN-e hpa - f-n~,7 no -.
ment, enrolled in the First Officer
Training Camp at Fort Meyer, Va
However, before the course was com
pleted there, he was granted a com
mission in the Coast Artillery Corp
as first Lieutenant.
Captain Schaefer spent some time q
a post in Florida and in 1918 wa
transferred TO Fortress Monroe, Va
where he was made an instructor /
the Coast Artillery School there. II
was stationed there at the time of h
resignation.
Miss Florence Davidson, chairma
for the Delaware City branch for Oh
sixth Red Cross roll call has secure
, the following women 10 assist her
canvassing the town. starting Noven
Der II: Miss Laura Belville. Mr.
Charles Jackson, Mrs. W. p. Stanie
Mrs. n. w. Wilkinson, Mrs. Harry
Gray, Miss Mary Mcconnell and Mi.
BERTHE Jefferson. A meeting will I
held in the Century Club at Dover ,
2.3O o'clock on Thursday afternoo
Mr.. Jeffers, assistant manager of II
Washington Division; Miss Emily Bi
sell OF the Delaware Chapter: Mr.
Thomas W. Wilson, chairman of pu
= Lefty, will be the speakers. Fac
g chairman is requested 10 bring .
= large a delegation as possible with he