Evening journal., 1912-06-06
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Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL. /
GEORGETOWN. Del June s.-The
setsnfeenth annual commencement Of
ihe Gsoreeiown High School vas held
in the New Opera House Tuesday
night The following program was
given Overture. dance OF the
Shepherds" Fenimore. invocation,
tho Rev James W. Colona; music,
'Kiss Of Spring" Rolfe. essay, Uses
and Responsibilities Of Leisure,
Hazel Kirk Greene. essay, Listers
Gift to Humanity" Basil q Gordon
Blackstone. music. Crimson Bushes
violin solo by Dr J B Robinson;
essay. Value Of Good Reading Mary
0omfort Houston. essay, Man,
Frank Daniel Rupert. music, In
chantment Waltz. Peters, essay THE
history OF Women's Suffrage" Geor-
rla Rebecca Williamn; essay. Growth
of the Universal Peace Movement,
Benjamin Ableman, music, "Slcilian
Chimes essay Historical Accuracy
OF the Characters of Macbeth, Han
nah Marian Green; annual address to
tiHuNHi'Ai nlt t'Ni 30 LuWdih AAo'A ,
music. violOncello solo. Evening
STAR" Wagner, presentation o. di-
plomas. music, Charge TO Victory"
McFall benedlction
Seated upon the stage with the
graduates we're the members Of the
Board OF Education. The graduates
are Florence lmogcn Hill, Myron
Benedict Bryant. Minnie May King,
Howard Wellington Bramhall, Olive
NAY Roach, Eva Elisabeth Penuel
lAla Carey aud Robert Houston Pep
per
Dr Reed In his address 10 the class
made mention OF good roads and
hoped the DUPONT Boulevard would
he finished.
A reception was given to Or. Reed
by the graduates of Dickinson Col
lego who live here, AZ the conclusion
OF the commencement Among those
who attended the reception were
Thomas B Pepper. Howard J. Cooke,
Andrew J Lynch, j Otis Warrington,
Dr g. Frank Jones.
Much excitement was caused here
for time whom the fire whistles
were blown and blaze was discover
ed at the. residence OF former Con-
stable william Curdy, az Collinsville.
The hre was IN chimney and little
damage was done
Wednesday Is believed to have been
the banner day for the shipment OF
berries from this section of the coun-
ty. According 20 railroad officials
} there we're one hundred and thirty
fefrlgerators passed through here,
making the largest number of cars
ever sent of this division IN any one
hay In the history of the berry in
dustry In this section OF the county
Farmers are complaining OF the
dry weather cutting their crop short
AT a meeting OF the Sussex County
Levy Court. the bond of George ~
Heorn. collector for the Fifth district
was approved. William ". Thorno
of Seaford, who was recently appoint
ed constable for that town and failed
- Gcsiify az the proper time, was re.
elected and his bond approved.
Levy Courtmen Handy. Furmnr
and James were appointed a commit.
tee TO view Cedar Creek Bridge anf
make a report on Il as to repairs. etc.
20 be made
AZ II was brought to the attention
~ eome OF the members OF the Lev,
Court that since the posting OF tn
notices at the gravel pit, forbiddip,
any person removing gravel therefron
unless obtaining permission from III
court or for county road purposes
the clerk OF the peace was authorize
20 have more notices placed about m
pit forwarning people from secunn
<he gravel