Evening journal., 1913-06-25
NEWSY DOINCS
OF NEW CASTLE
Teaching Staff Of the City
School Reelected by
Board
NEWS GOSSIP
OF THE OLD TOWN

held last evening. Prof.. n. Il. SIObs
presented his monthly report as well
as a special report regarding the
number of pupils promoted in the
several grades. The latter showed
promotions from Juniors to Seniors,
sophomore to junior, and 10 fresh
men to sophomore. Eighth grade to
high school. IS.
Upon motion of Mr.. Goudiss the
secretary cast the ballot for the re-
election of the corps of teachers.
They will teach in the same grades
as during the past year. The list fol-
lows:
Professor e. L. Cross, principal;
Miss Mary Ratledge. assistant prin-
cipal: Miss Carrie Downie, eighth;
Miss Anna Plat. seventh; Miss Emily
Lunt fourth; Miss Margaret Lawler.
Sixth: Miss May B. Cooley. fifthi
Miss Ina Lewis. third; Miss Margaret
Wilhelm, second; Miss Isabella Car
nagy, first.
Miss Maude n. Deakyne, No. 3,
principal; Miss Elizabeth Davis, No.
8 school, Miss Virginia Carver, com
mercial teacher; Miss Elizabeth Den
nison. drawing teacher
The janitors we're reelected.
President Ferris presented the bills
in connection with the commence
ment. The principals report showed
the following pupils deserving of spe-
cial commendation:
Eighth Grade-Mary Moody. Bertha
McCallister, Ruth Denning, Alice
Thompson, Mary Gilman. Gertrude
Ingram Esther Vining, Amy Smith,
Matilda Wolfe. Marie Cannon. Alice
Wise
Seventh Grade-Ruth Lorenz, Court
land Pinder, Leona Herman, Henri
eta Barnes. Oscar Devinish, William
Freebury, Francis Farmer.
Sixth Grade-Anna Davidson, Es-
telle Gulick, Mollie Sharp, Brokaw
sentman. John Leach. Charles In
gram. Maude Perrem, Harry King,
Ethel Louth, Rodney Willis.
Fifth Grade-Mildred Holiday
Helen Deemer. Mary Eliason, Reena
Rothrock, Walter Ferguson, Bertha
Hall, Harry Newlove, Ruth Nicker-
son Clinton Mitchell, Mary Givason.
Fourth Grade-Bertha Barnes, Mil
dred Berry, James Davidson, Ebert
Jones, Douglas Proud, Robert Roth,
Elsie Walz, John Wallace. Merton
White. Dorothy Gilman, James Love
less. Edna hnOaoes.
Third Grade-Alice Clark. Esther
Berry, Mary Mcdowell, Elizabeth Nc
Kay. Mary Nelson, Edna Deemer'
Charles King, William King, James
Hickman. Joseph Cannon, Earl Veg
eenmann, James Miller, Raymond
RosselI Herbert Hewett, Albert Mel
son, Leon King.
Second Grade-James King. Alice
II
Knit. Lester Ingram, Violet Clarke
Ida Lennox. Frank Kerns, James
White. Lillian Proud. Mildred Con-
nell Paul Strimple. Herbert King
Minnie Burd.
First Grade-Alice Jemison. James
Wilson, Louise Eliason, Richard Watts.
Donald Banks. Harry Ahern, Allen
Toppin. Robert Virgins, Mildred
Fehi. Vernon Kee, Annie Truitt, Leah
Glanden. Fannie Bryson. Elizabeth
Cannon, Elizabeth Milligan. Samuel
Nickerson. John Cannon, John Len
noX.
Shawtown School-William Warren
Nav Jones. Anna Louth. Catherine
Boyle, Joseph. Whiteside. Charles
Cole, Harry Walling. John Cole, Pear
Toppin. Thomas Toppin, Mary Davis
Considerable discussion took place
regarding a pupil attending one o.
the grades who has been unable t'
get promoted after three years in tbs
grade. The principal and the com
mittee on teachers will investigate
the case.
News Of the City.
The Rev. W. l.. S. Murray, pas
tor of Epworth NJ r. Church will ad
dress the Baracca class on Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Rose. Morrison and John ]
Hayes Of Wilmington, we're married
this morning.
The funeral of Mrs. Agnes c. Ped
rick took place yesterday Afternoon
from the residence OF her husband
Albert Pedrick. Delaware street. Ser
vices we're conducted by the Rev. AL
ban Richey. Interment was made II
Glebe Cemetery. The pail bearerl
we're John G.. King, George Duncan
Peter G. Madden, Robert c. Gordon
A. 2. Gouciss and Bennett F. Ian
caster.
Miss Susie Campbell who fell dow
stairs at the home Of John P. Muir
ply where she was nursing Mrs. Muir
ply. is recovering from the injuries
Miss Campbell is a trained nurse
Mrs. Arthur R. Kee has returne'
home from Atlantic City.
Mrs. John r. Manlove who has beel
eisiting in Philadelphia has returne'
home
Mrs. John 3. Montgomery has re
turned home from visit to friend
In Betterton. Md
Bathing at Ocean Beach Park is a
It's height. Many favorable com
ments are heard regarding the bath
house and the beach.
Warren Burns. of North Secon
street, had his leg injured at tn
Baldt works by a casting.
Farmers have commenced to GU
their wheat
Mrs. Francis de Haas Janvier an
her two daughters. Margaret AM
Sophia. are visiting in Baltimor,
where they are the guests of Mrs
Janvier's aunt, Mrs. William Potter.
Colonel and Mrs. II. G. Cavenaug
are entertaining this afternoon at a
informal tea. given to celebrate tn
opening Of their private tennis cour
its completion promising some fin
times with the rackets and balls 70
those of their friends who are lover
of the popular sport
Summer social times along tn
Strand are we'll under way, and
number of enjoyable affairs hav
been given recently. with more to fo
low
delightful bridge party, of fou
tables, was given by Mrs. Henr