Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-04-05
MIDDLETOWN
HONOR PUPILS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del, April 5.--The
following pupils Of the public school
are on the honor roll for the month
of March:
Eleventh Grade-Rose Evans, Anna
Berry. Elizabeth Gibbs, Laura Con-
nellee. Francis Simmons and Walter
West
Tenth Grade-George Shaw, Alice
Boulder. Alexander Berkman, Orah
Spry.
Ninth Grade-Clarence Weber. Jes-
sic Kohl. Mildred Redgrave. Eliza
beth Alexander. Avery Donovan, Jes-
sic Shepherd, Madeline Manlove.
Eighth Grade-Ruth Gillespie, Fran
ces Beasten, Bessie Denny Edna Car
penter
Seventh Grade-Samuel BerkmaR.
Mildred Vaughan, Foster John or,
Martha Pearce, Allen Johnson, Naomi
Keith. Charles Kelley.
Sixth Grade-Mildred Freeman.
Grace Brady, Marion Pinder Margar-
ct Pleasanton. Millie Rosenberg, Alma
Whitlock Esther Whitlock. William
Clark, Robert George, William Myers.
Fifth Grade-Elva Freeman. Helen
Fisher. Helen McWhorter Mildred
Shaw. Virginia Williams, Alice Hall,
Frank Jones, Edwin Mcdonnell, June
McWhorter. Daniel Bingnear, Albert
Schuman, Jacob Morganstein.
Fourth Grade-Clara Gallagher.
Della Morganstein. Viola Morris, Ber-
tina Baker, Fannie Rosenberg, RAJ
mona Newman, Ed. Atwell, Rogers
Fouracre, Catherine Scott, Clyde
/ Taylor. Marion Armstrong, Clara I'm
rub, June Johnson, Sarah Pearce.
Third Grade-Evelyn Price, Clayton
Draper, Marshall Whitlock, Maxey
Bland, Frances Armstrong, Anne
/ Bingnear. William Pinder
/ Second Grade-Annie Boulder. Wal
/ ter Beasten. Gladys Goldsborough
Burton Williams, Frank Carpenter
| Caroline Fouracre. Gilbert Duhada-
way, Mary Atwell, George Harris
Mary Goldsborough, Cranston Bland
First Grade-Margare Brady, Ra.
chel Grow, Margaret Bradley, Mar
garet Harris, Virginia Hopkins. Nor
ma Pyle, Jay Allfree, Edwin Dona-
ebay. William Hall, Stacy Jones
! Preston Whitlock, Harry Townsend
Edward ~ Valandigham, of Boston
Mass. is spending several weeks al
the home of his sister. Mrs. /. S. Val
andigham, on East Main street Mr.
Valandigham is a former resident Of
this neighborhood. When young
man he taught school at McDonough
and has many pleasant memories Of
the parents of many of the present
residents of the neighborhood Mr.
Valandigham afterward became 9
member Of the faculty of Delaware
College. ana is at the present tim'
a well-known writer for newspapers
and magazines.
The funeral services of William II
Echenhoffer. of Texas. who died las
Friday from the effects of fall
were held on Thursday afternoon a
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Echsnhoffer. on Green street
The body arrived here on "Wednesday
morning. accompanied by a brother
Rudolph Echenhoffer. and a cousin
Felix Bauer. both OF Texas. The ser
vices were I'm charge of the Rev
Francis H. Moore, pastor of Fores
Presbyterian Church, assisted by thu
p. +. Donaghy, of st. Anne's p. f
Church. The music was by a quar-
tette, with solo. Face to Face" b.
Miss Bessie Gunkel, of Warwick
Md. The services at the grave wer'
in charge of the Masonic Lodge. TIL
pall-bearers were Frederick Lydl
and William Shaw. of Philadelphia
Robert Douglass. w S. Pearce, Jr
John j. Jones and DR.. Norman L
Beale, of Middletown.
Contractor Jacob NJ. Foster has con
tracted with j. Elwood Denny for tn
. building of a bungalow on Eas
Crawford street
The members of the New Centur