Evening journal., 1914-01-28
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Outside PupiISin Town Schools
Must Pay Tuition Before
March
MANY SCHOLARS ON
THE HONOR ROLL
Special to THE EVENING journal.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 2s.--Pareuts
Of outside pupils. who attend the New
Castle schools must pay the tuition
in advance hereafter. In one case
that came to the attention Of the
Board OF Education last night it was
ordered that the girl pupil be barred
# her tuition Is not paid before
March 1. All pupils must comply
with the rules of the Board. This
action was taken at the meeting.
Professor Dye and President Ferris
drew the attention of the Board to
the failure of the parents to pay their
fees. Prof Dye also called atten-
tion to the necessity OF having more
readers in the several grades. The
text book committee viii consider the
subject. He spoke of Pensacola,
where the taxes run the schools The
secretary was instructed to post the
notices for the annual school election.
Messrs. Ferris. Goudiss and Phillips
are the retiring members The fol-
lowing pupils are on the roll OF
honor for January:
First Grade Isaac Windsor. Ben
ME Leach. Elias Clayton, Irma Nc
Knit, Margaret Patton, Isabelle
Wadsley. Harmon Sipple, Mary Bur-
ris, Mildred Fehl, ELIZABETH Jones,
Mary Miller. Virginia Newlove.
Dorothy Ramsay Arcadia Smith,
Charlie Truitt Fritz Pfrommer.
Second Grade-Alice Jamison, Paul
Jackson, Harry Ahern, Elizabeth
Milligan. James Wilson, Fannie Bry-
son. Elizabeth Parks, John Cannon,
Elizabeth Cannon, John Berry, Oak
ley Eskridge
Third Grade Paul Strimple, Lii
liam Proud. Archie Lank, Mildred
Connell. John Roberts, Martha Shaw,
Wilson Ferguson, James Holiday,
Frank Bacon, Norman Riley, Francis
Mitchell
Fourth Grade Esther Berry. Ed
ward Bruce. Charles King. Paul
Kern. Elizabeth Mckay. May Nc
Dowell, James King, May Fehl.
Charles Cannon. Joseph Cannon.
Fifth Grade-May Roberts, Edna
hhOtuof mdiHditl Dull ElOItntt
Duriee, Elsie Walls. Ethel Preston,
William Thompson, George McKnitt
Sixth Grade-Edna Cranston, Mary
Clark, Edith Dean, Mary Eliason,
Mildred Holiday. Clinton Mitchell,
Harry Newlove Regina Rothrick,
Florence Townsend, Elsie Waer,
Bertha Hail.
Eighth Grade Elizabeth Madden,
Francis Farmer. Ruth Lorenz, Cort-
land Pinder, Emmett Simon. Joseph
Rothrock Evan Miller. Oscar Devin-
ish
Seventh Philip Simmons.
Charles Ingram, John Leach, Harold
Cannon, Anna Davidson, Harvey
King. Ethel Louth. George Kern,
Elsie Eskridge, Maude Perrem.
West End SchoOls.-May Jones'
Pearl Harris, Catherine Boyle. Joseph
Whiteside, Archie Clark, William
Louth, Mary Davis, Beatrice Jones
Julian Dunning, Peter Ferris. Jesse
Walling. May Butler, Marjorie Lyman,
Louise Clark.
Word was received here yesterday
Of the death of Mrs William Keatley,
of Twelfth and French streets, Will
mington.
Postmaster John p. Murphy reports
the following letters remaining at
the postofice: William G. Caulk. Mrs
Jennie Dance, Mrs. Jesse G. Ferry.
James Hawkins, William Lark, Miss
Menerva Mahlon. Mrs. Sarah Miller.
N. c. Philips. Waynech Prochnicki.
Kataryzina Prochnicka. George Stew
enson. Mrs. Tisha Snow. Joseph
Scoot, Annie Vanrice, Mr.. Winslow
The Rev. William Joseph Ryder
performed the marriage ceremony
yesterday morning when Rachel Foot
and Henry Anderson, Jr., colored
We're made one at the home of Murray
Adams.