Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-03
NEWS OF TIE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Fire Does Slight Damage to the
Homo Of Prot. Henry
Handy Hay.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. Jan. a.-Tirc. yesterday
coused by thawing out OF a frozen
water pipe, damaged tho bath room OF
Prof. Henry Handy Hays homo at
Fourth and Delaware streets to the
extent of approximately $50. The Good
WIN Fire Co. in charge OF Chief james
V. Campbell. responded to tho alarm
sent in by Prof. Hay and soon ex-
tinguished tho flames. 1t was neces-
sary to cut a large hole in tho wall In
order to fight tho fire.
Miss Virginia Guscman, teacher or
home economies in the High School,
on Friday, December %, was married
TO William Tawcs of Crisheld, Nd. by
Rev. Mr.. Cullen, a Methodist minister
of Warwick. Md. Mrs. Tawes will
continue teaching until the end OF the
school year In June.
Yesterday afternoon Thomas Boyle,
Jr., while operating nm sRutomobile
truck for Michael SIENNA, ran into a
tree near the corner OF Fourth and
Delaware streets. The windshield of
the truck was broken, but the driver
was uniniured. The accident was said
to be due to the breaking OF the steer
ing gear.
This evening tho members OF the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Board will meet In annual session at
tho parsonage, when tho election of
officers FOR the year will take place.
The board is composed OF the pastor.
as chairman. a committee appointed by
tho church, Sunday school officers and
teachers.
Nathaniel Watson has secured the
contract for the remodcling OF tho
Lewis Thompson leo cream parlor. on
Delaware street, near Fourth, which
| property was purchased by the owner
from the James Brady estate recent
ly. Tho work consists OF new flooring
and additional back frame building.
| Tho first New Year baby In this
city was reported TO be born to Mr..
and Mrs. Giovanni Camelo. s23 Clay
ton street, at 1905 Sunday morning
The second arrival was reported to be
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Cox of tho
western part of the city yesterday.
The Anchor A. &. basketball team
a new organization. composed o.
young men OF this city. will play th'
opening game away from home to
morrow evening with the Hasley team
at Wilmington. The opening hom'
game will be played Friday evening
with Belmont, OF Wilmington In th'
Opera House cage. The organization
has procured new uniforms. Tho gam
will start promptly Mt s.1b.
The members OF Industry Council
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evening in weekly session In the lodg
rooms of the Masonic Hall.
On Friday evening the st. Peter
Parochial School basketball team vii
!, play the Alumni team in the cage II
the old Armory building. The follow
ing evening the Parochial School team
will play the Maccabees OF Whining
ton at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Long an
family yesterday moved from Yves
Fifth streets to I3s East Second street
! David Stewart. who has been spend
! ing the holidays as the guest of hi
, mother. Mrs. Esther Stewart OF Fourtl
and Delaware streets, returned to hi
home in Camden on Monday evening
Miss Mary Burris. who has bee
spending week as the guest of he
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. William
f. Myers, former residents ot thi
CITY. who reside az Floral Park. Lon
Island, returned 10 her home yesterday
, Miss Marion Williams OF Minoua
dale entertained at dinner on Sunda
evening Misses Permelia and Paulin
; Thompson OF Strawberry Mansion an
Miss Elva McCarerty of March,
> Hook, Pa.
! Mrs Esther Stewart spent yester
day as the guest OF relatives an
] friends st Lewes.
D Francis Farmer student OF IN
Y University OF Virginia who has bee
spending the holidays as the guest {
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Farmer and Nj
and Mrs. Charles Hewlett OF this cit
and ASr. and Mrs John Farmer {
r Chester. returned 20 the universit
yesterday.
: Miss Miriam Levi. OF Chester. Pa
, spent the holidays as the guest {
, Miss Mildred Blake OF the Strand.
George w. Vantine OF West Sixt
. street IS confined TO his home wit
illness.
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