Evening journal., 1908-04-29
SCHOOL MONEY
AT new CASTLE
About $4,000 Needed to Meet
the Expenses for the
Coming Year

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. April 2s.-The Board OF
Education at it's meeting last night de-
oided that 5000 viii be needed for the
running Of the schools during the COM
ing year. The cost OF tuition is a little
over S25 a year for each pupil enrolled in
the schools. The money derived from the
city would be inadequate 10 meet the de-
mands unless the State appropriation
would equal that OF recent years and the
indications are that Il will be lower be-
cause the license money in Kent and sus-
sex counties viii not materalize In the
State funds this year.
Permission was granted to the Episcopal
Church to tap the water pipe in school
building No. p This viii give a chance
to the water company 70 run the water
pipe to the church without much trouble.
School Committees Named.
President Phillips announced the follow
ing committees:
Teachers-Phillips. Ferris, Carrick.
School Property-McGrory
Text Book-Ferris. Jemison. Manlove.
Finance-Montgomery, Jemison. Mclvor.
Visiting Committees-No. l. Jemlson,
Ferris. Phillips; No. 2, Manlove McIvor,
Montgomery; No. 3. carrick. McGrory,
Ellison.
Compulsory ducatlon-Eliason. Nc
Ivor Ferris
Rol lof Honor Pupils.
Professor II. Y. Holloway In his month
ly report showed the following pupils de-
serving OF special commendation during
the month.
High school-Mary Moss. Mabel Cew-
ell, Eva DealSyne, Pauline Wilhelrue.
Maude Denning. Myrtle Dennlng, Emily
Lunt, Edna Slack Flora Downey. Ruth
Stewart, Brice Vallette, James Taylor,
Annie Bross. Regina Walz. Laura Node,
Elizabeth Lester. Clara King.
Eighth Grade-Morley Smith, Lee Clo-
thier, Blanche King. May Bacon. Helen
Rash. Elva Bennett. Willie sapp. Lola
Vining Ada Matthias.
Seventh Grade-Mary Biggs. Mary Elk
inton. Ida Lank, Margaret Mccaughan.
Grace Mccaughan, Emily Pedrlcl, Bessie
Miller, Francis McFarlin, Norman staple
ford, Elizabeth Bacon, Josephine Clothier,
Emily Mitchell.
Sixth Grade-Florence Toppin, Fannie
Perrem, Irene Truitt. Martha Perren.
Ethel Vantine Edward Naylor Margaret
Forrest, William Tibbltt, Francis straub.
Minnie Neck, Maggie Hendrix. John
Hamilton. Elizabeth Bacon, Addie Tenn
pie.
Fifth Grade-Estella Sibley, Eleanore
Cross. Letitia Steele. Dorothy Rigg Daisy
Gicker, Louise Gicker. Clara Sterling,
Daisy Deats, Vaughan Lancaster. Nav
McNally, Beatrice Smith. Blanche ed
wards, Isabella Clark, Charlotte Blggs.
Fourth Grade-Anna Smith, Beatrice
Haman, Pearl Clewell. Russell Cole,
Marian Bacon. Elizabeth Bun. William
Madden. Hugh McCaughan. Gertrude IN
gram, Matilda Wolfe. Victor Biggs.
Third Grade-Elva Dyer. Esther Vininr,
Anna Maxwell, Elizabeth McNally, Mauds
Perrem, Warren Connor, Edward Proud,
Walter Kern. Edward Hushebeck. WI
lard Lewis. Earl Sibley.
Second Grade-Harold Bross, Harold
Cannon, Samuel Cole, Charles Ingram
Elizabeth McNaily. Mildred Harvey, joan
McCaughan, Elizabeth Madden. Frances
Thatcher, Albert Rash. Lille Say.
First grade-Earl Banks. Harry New
love, Helen Davidson. Nellie Churnside
Bella Churnslde. Emma Say. Anna Fitch,
Emmett Keegan, James shepherd.
Miss Deakyne's School-Sadie Ferguson,
John Whiteside. Victoria Mocklevich,
Annie Connor. Lillian Pusey, Edward
Taylor. Margaret Carswell. Edith Mont
gomery.
Miss Dyer's school-sara Whiteside
Mary Wright, Willie Clark. Mabel Con.
ner, Ethel South. Catharine Bratton
Elizabeth Mccullough. Hannah Downey
Edward Downey, Agnes Wilmot. Charles
McGrory, Mary Rattle.
Many Want TO Work.
There were over 900 men at the Couri
House Switch this morning anxious TO go
to work for the trolley company on tbs
improvements at Red Lion marsh. ON
tenth Of that number secured employment
''rhe Five Merry Widows" will hol3 {
social at the residence Of James J. RyaT
on May a. Invitations for the affair wen
out to-day.