Evening journal., 1922-04-10
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS ::

to her bed through iiinessefor the
past two weeks. is reported!showing
slight improvement.
Mrs. Mary Jones. OF, Baldton
Farm. is confined to her 'bed with
grip.
James Mcdaniel is suffering with
a carbunckle on the back OF his
neck. DR.. B. NJ. Allen has been
treating 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bender, OF
Seventh and Clark streets. are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
Of a baby girl. Mother and daugh-
ter are diong nicely.
Mrs. Mary Howard. of Ninth and
Gray streets. who fell down the steps
in the rear of the house, and broke
her left leg about four weeks ago, is
able to be about with the use OF
crutches.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
First Baptist church will hold a
musical and literary entertainment
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mcdowell this evening
The St. Anne's Guild will meet this
evening In the Parish House and
their Lenten sewing will be com
plcted and prepared for shipment.
This society is conducting a sale of
home made Easter eggs The pro
ceeds will augment the Guilds offer
ing to the church on Easter day.
Mrs. Robert White. OF East Sec
ond street, Is confined to her bed
through illness.
An automobile bearing Delaware
/ License Number 3-723 turned over
near Lambson's lane about no
o'clock yesterday morning. Four
persons were In the machine at the
/ time but only two were Injured.
/ These received decorations OF the
hands and face. one wheel on the
car was broken, and Il is believed
/ that the breaking OF the wheel hap
pened before the machine turned
over.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Bush. OF the
western section Of the city. We're
given surprise visit last Friday
evening by number OF their friends
In honor OF their thirteenth wedding
anniversary. The evening was spent
in games. music both vocal and In
strumental with Miss Elizabeth BaX
ter leading. Many useful presents
we're received. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Rena Cathrell and
daughter, Lorena. Mrs. Charles Free
man. Mrs. Albert Riley Mrs. John
Maloney. Mrs Andrew Buckman.
Mrs. william Steele Miss Elizabeth
Baxter. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bush
and Frank Tyrall
The finance committee OF the New
Castle Athletic Association has dele
gated several members OF the asso-
citation 10 collect funds FOR the hene-
M OF the local New Castle County
Baseball League team. The canvass
will begin this afternoon, when every
resident will be visited for some
contribution. The payment OF thes'
contributions will make each a mem
ber OF the association. The back
ers or promoters OF the organiza
ton are not out to make money 70
any individual but viii endeavor {
: perfect permanent organizatio
for the promotion OF clean sports 1
the city.
Emmanuel Church Choir will hol
three practices this week OF th
v music for Easter Sunday. The firi
VI will be held In the Parish House
d 7.3O o'clock this evening. the secon
y at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Pete
a G.. Madden. on the Strand, tomorro
Q evening at 7.30 o'clock, and n
70 third in the choir loft Of the churc
8 at 7.sO Wednesday evening.
}. There will be no activities OF u
g New Castle Century Club this wee
e as It will be observed as Holy Wee
. The twenty-nlnth series OF stoc
b. viii be placed on sale by the Citizen
n Building and Loan Association tn
y evening at the parlors OF the Ne
, Castle Trust Company, when the al
81 nual meeting OF the association wi
e take place.
= The Varsity High School team wi
- play the Beacon College team {
b. Eden Park diamond. on Wednesds
e afternoon.
, The Seminole Tribe OF Red Me
will meet In weekly business sessic
\ In Masonic Temple at s o'clock tn
evening.
The melting for tomorrow evenir
Is Industry Council. Jr., O. u. A. N
/ at s o'clock in Masonic Temple.
St. Johns Lodge A. +. & A. NJ
? will meet IN bi-weekly session
. Masonic Temple Wednesday ever
, Ing.
I Hare's Corner Farmers Club meet
/, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Williai
y c. Mccoy. at Hare's Corner. We,
a nesday evening.
n Miss Mary Young. OF Chester, Pa
is the guest OF Miss Kathryn Weldon
Seventh and Clark streets.
A. II. Onn Edwards a conductor q
! the Wilmington and Phladclph
: Traction Company's New Castle lin
was called 20 the bedside OF n
- mother. Mrs T. II. Edwards. Of Su,
dlersvile, Nd, who was taken su
I, denly m yesterday
- Mr and Mrs. Fred Wileys al
wife. arrived her, last evenir
Willeys will pitch for the local cou
- - league team this season.
AZ AUTOIST LEFT VICTIM ON ROA
SEAFORD. April l0.-Ralph Xii
u 10-year-old son OF H. NJ. King. ra
way mail clerk on the Cambria
81 and seafoard railroads. was stru