Evening journal., 1911-11-29
MANY HONOR
ROLL PUPILS
New CastIs Students are Re-
ported Perfect in School
Attendance
ONLY ROUTINE WORK
BEFORE SCHOOL BOARD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Del. Nov 29.-The
Board of Education met last evening
with President Ferris and MessTs.
Goudiss. Eliason. Mccain. Jemison
and Rodney present The following
pupils we're reported on the roll of
honor.
: Eighth grade---Clara Sterling, Bes-
sic Leach, Ethel McCallster, Marga-
ret Walz, Sadie Ferguson. John Can
non, Phoebe Sapp, Elizabeth Bull, J.
i. Price, Margaret Fritzgibbon. Eve
lyn Cosden.
Seventh grade-Thomss Burris,
Mary Gilman, Bertha McCallister,
Anna Burris, Amy Smith. Esther VIM
ing. Martha Wolfe, Gertrude Ingram
Mary Moody. Alfred Hushcbeck.
Fifth aTade--Robert Barnes. Anna
Bryson, Edward Proud, Ira Bender,
Mildred Honey. Martha Harrington
Violet Smith, Wesley Preston, Mary
McKnitt
Fourth grade-Martha Bryson, Hell
en- Bare. Helen Davidson, Walter
Ferguson, Alfred Gooden Mildred
Holiday, Bertha Barnes. Samuel
Noberman. Ruth Nickerson. Harry
Newlove. Mabel Pinder. May Roberts
Florence Townsend, William Thomp-
SON Elsie Wier.
Sixth grade-Ruth Lorcnz. Marga-
ret Hickman Charles Wertenbaker,
Jean McCaughsn Leona Herman,
Hattie Barnes. Elizabeth Madden,
Beulah Whitelock. Frances Farmer,
Oscar Devinish. Conrtland Pinder.
Third grade-Mildred Berry, Rob-
ert Roth. Elsie Walz. Violet Rigg,
garet Bull. Cora Jacobs. Nav FehI,
Douglas Proud. John Wallace. Jack
Davidson, Frederick Baldt, David
Miller. James Loveless, Elbert Jones
Edna Rhoadee.
Second grade--Josepb Cannon
Alice Clark. Charles King, Earl Veg
genmann. Leon King. Charles Can
non. Margaret Bare, Herman Gravatt
First grade-Edward Challenger.
Frank Bacon Wallace Fitch, John
Barnes. Archie Lank James White,
Edward Trutt, Oliver Jones, Violet
Clark, Arthur Miller, John Roberts,
Rodney Wagner
No. 3 School-Ads WaIing, Irene
Davis. Charles Sharp. May Jones
Agnes Wilmot, William Warren.
Maude Anderson. Ivory Sharp.
Miss Davis School-Lillian Will
mot. Joseph Whiteside. Anna Louth.
Lillian Webb Francis Hilderbrand
There were only a few small bills
ordered paid.
Mr. Eliason reported that the cell
lngs in the schools had been ca
amined Some repairs are necessary
and the committee was instructed TO
have the work done.
Mr.. Goudiss reported that so Ear
he has had no trouble with children
regarding attending schools.
The usual monthly orders we're
drawn.
John Lallie asked for permission TO
send his boy from No. 8 School into
the NTH grade on account o. wanting
the boy TO go errandg after school.
The request was refused.
President Ferris drew attention 10
three children attending the schools
who live outside the city. The mat
ter was left IN the hands Of the
president. Mr. Ferris will also look
into another case as we'll.
In the Methodist Church tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. Union Thanks
giving services will be held bv lie
Methodist Presbyterian and BAPTIST
congregations. The sermon will be
preached by the Rev. NS NJ. Stahl.
The Rev. John Rigg will conduct
services in lmmanuel Church at $50
o'clock.
In st. Peters Church at . o'clock
there viii be a solemn requiem mass
for deceased members OF St. Peters
T. A. B. Society. Il IS an annual
custom for the members to attend
mass on Thanksgiving Day and IN
their prayers remember the men,
bers who died since the organization
Of the society. The society believes
IN keeping the memory Of members
green.
Samuel Ferris was arrested yeste.-
DAY afternoon by Officer Woolson on
= charge Of disorderly conduct. He
viii be given hearing before Mayor
Rodney
Turkeys and chickens arc so
plentiful I'm New Castle that turkeys
are selling at p cents a pound.
There is much uniavorable COM
ment heard regarding the condition
4 OF the streets. especially since sun
DAYS parade.
Manager McDevitt had received no
definite news from the Mcclure Club
as 70 the game here tomorrow.
Grand Chancellor John f Kueli-
borth and staff accompanied bv uui-
form rank No. ] OF the local lodge
viii visit the uniform No , on We'd
nesday evening December S