Evening journal., 1911-12-28
SIDE OF
EMARSHALLTON
GLARS Present Interesting
!, Program Of Christmas
Y Exercises
|lN STRANGLES
u ON SMALL TURNIP

esdiisi to THE EVENING JOURNAL. !
{tNRSHALLTON. Del, Dec. 2s.-
lnt dLaura Walker. teacher of the
h-&Awn school, and the scholars of
htFsNhool gave a pleasing entertain
SprytlFpt the school house last Friday
re Ne pon. The program follows:
ablTu by the school; recitation,
ffeIor4 Donaldson; recitation. Donald
Ineb rn; dialogue Of two acts. by
fsbEus Ball, Louise Eastburn. Made
dan phnston. Florence Maclary. Re-
NliuDnH Wollaston; recitation, Harry
ttIelu; song, by the school; recita-
n Ke1 Norman Howett; recitation,
~ n Durnall song. by the school;
sKion, Hattie Highfield; recita-
lEP Louisa EastOurn; recitation,
IA Zee Durnall; dialogue of one
N1e' Rme& Derickson, Milton Demp-
~ heirney Denham. Harry Dempsey,
- Hlfb Howett. Harry Kendall,
kt1t Nollaston; violin accompanest,
> M lica Wollaston; song, by the
II t9E recitation, Harry Kendall;
q fhtlon. Birney Denham; dialogue
'oi3t}ree acts, Blanche Derickson and
I Wollaston; song. by the school;
gey4ation, Rebecca Wollaston; vocal
W. Edna Murray: dialogue in one
~ James Derickson and Birney
+ Ni' am; violin duet. Edith and Re-
| I'd y Wollastou: recitation, Made
Idbi sgohnston; song, by the school
ITO ile Delaware Duckery, under the
SO tteement of Mrs Jane Murray Of
b. York city. Ia still winning
81 sse Mrs. Murray's ducks won a
isome silver cup and also several
d. IN prizes at the Coatesville Fair
4 yrecently. At the recent Phila-
l.Ahfa show prizes were also taken
lfk1INrs. Murray's ducks. In the
FY'W Central Palace exhibition held
~ Eew York. Mrs. Murray's Pekin
. DIk won second prize.
EKfl 9fessor Hayward of Delaware
Hk ge, has accepted an invitation to
llkt 9lss the Parent Teachers Asso-
! ulkthl al Dover on January 2.
|iSV nfessor Grantham. Professor Nc
Az, ,<WndMr. Tamberhaus of Delaware
lNllt.Se Agriculture staff. are taking
fdllIth>Sa work at the University oil
ulIlAsypS, 2ia
IVl4ES. La y. folNS IS StAiouSie iii a
4 4Ilhsione of<Nr son. George Potts, OF
y NlIfeland iveiSde. Newark.
lEHlltenneth, the three-year-old son o
aFSt fence Crosley. Of near Strickers
Mllle. met with a rather serious &C
&ll tnt recently. While playing h
NixkE and ran a nail IN his stomach
IlnlllSwas taken TO the Delaware Hos
EMll where an operation was per
eEttIImed and he is now recovering a
~ lp home.
5 ~ G. Craig of near Kembiesville
S"e1 atcow one day last week tn
u AdaY choking on a small turnip.
MNThe fourt tsen-m -mopth-old daughter G
4 I Elhen smith Of Newark. Is seriousl
N EIwith spinal meningitis.
II N-Personal: Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis n
a Hbenwalt and son, Franklyn, spen
n ffsk5stmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
VI lv3mith at Blackbird.-Mr and Mrs
huel Farra. Of Philadelphia; Nj
~ Mrs. Harry Farra and job
II ,Nfa. Of Wilmington spent Chris
II F,fi with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ma
II Ft.-Cla-enc Thompson Of nea
w l0kiew. spent Sunday and Monda
n 81 IN his grandparents. Mr.. and Mr.
'ftt 'tes Morris at Ogletown.-Mr
otf fIfer Davis of Newport. was r.
kAllv called to her home at Elliott
lf fhd by the sudden death Of h'
a 9iifDer.-Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Single
H Rtat a day recently at the home
ri MIX Singles at Strickersville.-
ID llNs Ella P. Woodward Of Wilminl
NNsN, spent Sunday and Monday Wi
Al ~ Mary T. Little.-Miss Beatri'
A UrhThompson spent Christmas
" htegtAadelphia.