Evening journal., 1912-02-28
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
School Board Prepares for
Election Of New Members
Of Body
MANY PUPILS
ON THE HOMER ROLL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Feb. 2S.--
When President William J. Ferris
called the Board Of Education to or
der last evening, other members pres
ent were Messrs. Philips, Eliason,
Jemison, Manloye. IN the absence Of
Secretary Arthur N. Wise Mr.. Man
love acted in his place.
James Vanarsdale was appointed in
spector and John NJ Burke as judge
OF the election on Saturday. In case
neither can serve a substitute will be
named.
The candidates are c. Ferris Jemi-
son, John G. King, Ozro Lunt and
Jesse a. Mckay. Mr.. Jemison has
served on the board a number Of
years. He served as chairman of the
text books committee. The contest for
the other two positions between the
candidates will be warm one
The following pupils were reported
Gs deserving special commendation:
Eighth grade-Elizabeth Bull, Mar
garet Fitzgibbon, Beatrice Harman,
Evelyn Cosden, William Mcdowell,
Phoebe Sapp, J. Fletcher Price, Ger
trude Ingram
Seventh grsde-Florence Burris,
Margaret Hickman, Bertha Mccall
lister, Esther Vining. Walter Kern
Mary Gilman, Annie Burris, Ruth
Lorenz, Cortland Pinder, Mary Moody
John Sharp, Amy Smith.
Sixth grade-Jack Fulenvider
Charles Wertenbaker. Hattie Barnes
Jean McCaughan, Leona Herman
Elizabeth Madden Anna Davidson
Elsie Manning, Oscar Devinish, Bro
kan Sentman, Beulah Whittock, Geo
Kern, Florence Ferguson.
Fifth grade-Stella Gulick, join
Leach, Hugh Fryer, Rodney Willis
Mildred Holiday. Florence TownseISl
Fletcher Nelson, George McKnitt
Eugene Myers.
Fourth grade-Emma Challenger
Martha Bryson, Florence Durfee, Mar!
Eliason. Mildred Berry, Albert Jones
James Loyeless, John Warren, Heller
Davidson. William Thompson, Elwool
Rossell, Elsie Waer, Regina Roth
rock.
Third Douglas Proud, Har
Ian Ferry, Alice Clark, Margare
Bull Cora Jacobs, William King, Jacl
Davidson, Frederick Baldt, jane
Bair Cecilia Alderman. Mary Nc
Dowell Mary Nelson, Laura Ampri
ester, Alice Edwards, Paul Kern
David Miller, Joseph Cannon.
Second grade--Charles King, Esthe
Berry. Elizabeth Mckay, Margare
Bare, Earl Weggenmann, James Hick
man, Dorothy Eliason, Frank Bacor
Edward Challenger, Ida Lennox.
First grade-Olive Jones. Jane
King, Edward Truitt, Millard Strad
ley. Rodney Wagner, Martha Shaw
Arthur Miller, Lille Proud, Fran
Kern. Francis Sentman Rrancis No
Callister
Miss Deakyne's Elizabet
Mccullough, William Warren. Charlie
Sharp Pearl Harris, Maud Anderson
Mary Jones.
Miss Davis School-Charles Col
Joseph Whiteside. Beatrice Jone
William South, Thelma Anderson
Sereman Green.
There were many out-of-town pei
pie present at the funeral of Geore
W Bull yesterday. Captain Jesse
Mckay was congratulated sewers
times last evening on account of II
precision OF the company when flrin
the salute over the grave OF the We
eran. Company II, Organized Militi
presented a very creditable appeal
ance. Captain Mckay has been wori
ing hard to build up the company an
has been zealously picking the bel
class Of men for the ranks. The pa
bearers we're members of Company
"A First Sergeant Robert Fl. Harringto
Sergeant Wipf, Corporal George Ha
rlngton and Privates Albert King an
Frank Harrington.
Since the death of Mr. Bull SUI
gestions have been made that the raj
road company should place fen'
between the tracks.
In the First Baptist Church on Ss
urday evening an illustrated lectul
will be given for the boaeiit Of Il
building fund.
In the NJ z. Church this evening I
illustrated lecture will be given
+. Fl. Poston, OF washington, d.
There will be 226 illustrated, viey
shown.
Lenton devotions IN the Cathol
and Episcopal Churches are beii
we'll attended.