Evening journal., 1913-10-29
HONOR ROLL
DISTINCTION
FOR PUPILS
Many New Castle Scholars
Are Commended For
Months Work
HANDSOME PRIZES FOR
THE HALLOWEEN PARADERS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Oct 2s.-The Board
Of Education met last evening. II was
reported that Miss Kate Mahoney has
Deen substituting as teacher for
fifteen days.
Professor Dye reported that Miss
Isabella Carnagy has been absent
since October s, as she went under an
operation in a Philadelphia hospital
President Ferris reported that Miss
Carnagy is getting along nicely.
Mr.. Goudiss reported one boy who
is not attending school. He spent
two years in one grade and was not
promoted last June The Board de-
cided TO have Professor Dye examine
the boy TO see II he is qualified TO be
promoted.
The bills for supplies we're ordered
paid.
Professor Dye presented his month";
! ly report showing the following pupils
deserving of special mention during
October:
Eighth grade-Pearl Clewell. Ruth
Lorenz, Edith Montgomery, Elizabeth
Madden, Francis Farmer, Emmett
Simon. Joseph Rothrock. Cortland
Pinder.
Seventh grade - HorsId Cannon,
Charles Ingram. Philip Simmons,
Anna Davidson, John Leach Maude
Perrem. Harvey King. Ethel Louth,
elizabeth Roberts.
Sixth grade-Mildred Holiday,
Florence Townsend. Mary Givison.
Helen Deemer, Elsie Waer. Regina
Rothrock Bertha Hail. Edith Dean,
May Clark
Fifth grade-James Boveless. VIII
liam Thompson. Mabel Pinder. Alfred
Gooden. Florence Durfee, Helen
Wolfe. Edna Rhoades, Dorathy Gil
man, Thomas Richey Douglas Proud.
Fourth grade-Lalra Armpriester,
Esther Berry. Hazel Bendler. Charles
Deemer, Robert Hewlett, Charles
King, Elizabetb Mckay. May Nc
Dowell, Earl Weggenmann. Edgar
Bunker. Harlan Ferry.
Third grade-James White. James
King. Violet Clark. Harry Fehl, Will
, , son Ferguson, Olive Jones, Frank
Kern. Archie Lank, Samuel Mcknitt,
LILLIAN Proud. Francis Sentman,
= Martha Shaw Paul Strimple, Edward
Truitt. Herman Morgan. Frank Bacon,
Mildred ConnelL
Second grade-Paul Jackson, Helen
Peters. Elizabeth Parks. Minnie Burd
Alice Jemison. John Cannon, Jamel
Wilson, Harry Ahern. John Berry
Richard Watts, Oakley Eskridge
Elizabeth Milhgan
First grade-Cuthbert Bridgewatel
Elias Clayton, Eta Ingram, Virgini
iNewlove, Mary Miller. Benjami
Leach, Margaret Patton. Fritz Pfron
mer.i Charles Truitt, Kenneth Sea
Arcadia Smith.
No. 3 School.
First and second grades-Mar
Davis. William Louth. Beatrice Jone
Carlton Lyman. Ralph Kee, Rose Nc
Grory, William Thomas, Peter Ferris
sevenena Green, Vernon Kee, Louis
Clark.
Third and fourth grades-Mar,
Jones. Charles McGrory, Helen White
side, Joseph Whiteside.
The prize list for the Halloween
parade participants on Friday nigh
follows:
Best decorated house-One-half
barrel -four. donated by G. B. Platt.
Second best decorated house
Twenty-Five pounds of sugar, by j. F
2. Clayton.
Best female impersonatoF-Um
brella. by A. Z. Goudiss.
Best male impersonator-Berr,
spoon. by F. Bridgewater.
Fattest person-Pair ducks, b.
Mrs. George Poole.
Best foat-s5.OO, by Good Will Fir'
Company.
Best decorated automobile-sui
case. by j. 7. Stoops.
Ugliest hobo-Month's shave an'
haircut. by Joseph Bacon.
Handsomest costume-S2.50 il
merchandise, by George Sullivan.
Tallest person-Ten-pound ham, b,
George Tobin.
Best decorated horse and rider
case OF peas. by Chids.
Best black face, dress suit case
by John Truitt.
Best clown. fancy vest. by Goo
Will Fire Company
Best Indian. Calabash pipe, b.
Wilbur Meredith.
Best German impersonator. 5
sweater by J. E. Biggs
Organization with largest numbe
In line two boxes of cigars, by Dan
iel McGinnis.
Second largest organization in line
two boxes cigars, by A. V. L. Georg
and Henry wilhelm.
The committee in charge OF th'
prizes collected them last evening.
number Of Wilmington business mel
have notified the committee tha
they will be pleased to donate othel
prizes. The committee in charge o
the confetti we're busy last night bag
gine the paper Young women vii
be in charge of the sale Of the con
fetti.
The Bible class Of the Immanue
Sunday school met last night. Tn
entertainment given iast Friday nigh
netted s125. The committee in charg
extended thanks to THE EVENIN'
JOURNAL for its share in maxim
the affair a success.
Judge Henry c. Conrad will ad
dress the NJ. E. Sunday school nea
Sunday afternoon.