Evening journal., 1914-04-29
new Castle Pupils
GET ON HONOR ROLL
Unusually Large Number Of
Students Stand High
During Month
STURGEON GETS IN
FISHERMEN'S NET

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL. /
NEW CASTLE, April 20. ~ When
President William J. Ferris called the
meeting OF the Board of Education
to order last evening, there were
present Messrs Rodney. Eliason,
Goudlss and Manlove.
Professor Dye reported the follow
ing pupils deserving of special COM
mendatOn:
Fifth Grade - Emma Challenger,
Florence Durfee, Elsie Bull, Jack Da-
wilson. Thomas Richey, Michael Lal-
/ Ii, James Shepherd, George Toban.
Fourth Grade Esther Berry, Ed
ward Bruce. Charles Cannon. Joseph
Cannon, Charles King, Paul Kern.
Elizabeth Mckay. May Mcdowell,
Earl Weggenmann, James King,
/ Helen Plummer.
Third Grade-Sara Bryson, Mildred
Connell, Martha Shaw, Edward Chal-
lenger, Ida Lennox, Francis Sentman,
Paul Strimple, Millard Stradley, Ed
ward Truitt, Jack Halliday, Herman
/ Morgan, Lester Ingram, John Rob-
/ erts, Archie Lank. John Barnes, Lii
ian Proud. James White, Samuel
] MhihNllAf iIdhilo MlilntAls
Second Grade Harry Ahern, Dom
aid Banks, John Berry. Fannie Bry-
son, John Cannon. Oakley Eskridge.
Alice Jemlson, Elizabeth Milligan,
/ Elizabeth Parks, Annie Truit, Harry
Wallace. Richard Watts. James viii
son, Carlisle Tobin, Allen Toppin.
First Grade Elias Clayton, Bennie
Leach. Olga Glander, Fritz Pfrom-
mer, Kenneth Scale. Isabel Wadsley,
Clifton Thompson. Alice Keegan.
Ernest Ferguson. Virginia Newlove,
Dorothy Ramsey, Addie Duling,
James Challenger. Mildred Fehl.
/ Charlie Lovett. Mary Miller. Ham
mon Sipple. Ogden Wise. Mary Bur
ris, Eta Ingram, Frances Sheridan.
Margaret Moore, Earle Scott, Harry
Poole.
Eighth Elizabeth Madden.
Ruth Lorenz, Edith Bender. Cort-
land Pinder, Earl McLain, William
Freeburg, Francis Mcdowell.
Sixth gtade-Martha Bryson. Edna
( Cranston, Edith Deane, Helen David
son. Helen Deemer, Mary Eliason.
Nary Givason. Mildred Holiday.
Lertha Hall, Harry Newlove, Regina
kothrock, Florence Townsend. VIII
liam Warren.
Seventh grade-H Harold Cannon.
Anna Davidson. Charles Ingram.
fhilip Simmons, John Leach, Harvey
King, Maude Perrem. Ethel Louth,
I Elsie Elkridge Elizabeth Roberts.
Robert C.. GOOden was elected to
take the school census.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry King on
| Monday evening entertained the
members OF the Pastime Athletic
Club. During the evening a pleasing
program was presented BY the mem
bers. The program included the fol-
lowing selections: Overture. sail
ing Down Chesapeake Bay" solo.
Dixie Moon,' by William Mutz I:
pleasing talk on Women's Right. by
James B. Hance. Jr: Ten Minutes
/ Laugh Over Funny Things, by Leon
ard Hurd: solo. Robinson Crusoe,"
by James Taylor; cornet solo, Love
Me and the World Is Mine," by Eu-
gene Chase: solo, "when Uncle
Plays a Rag" by George Ford: lone
talk on the Mexico War, by It. A.
Is. King; solo, Take Girl Named
> Daisy" John l.. Sullivan: "High
Cost Of Living" by James J. Lawler;
points on Snake Dance" by Ken
nard Naylor; piano solo, "The Glow
Worm" by Ralph Ruggier; recita-
ton, Delaware City by the Locks" "
by Ralph Watts: Club Life Ex-
Dlained. by James b. White; BEST
Way to Operate an Auto" by Will
liam B. Kee; song. "On the Farm,
by Alfred Mcclure. j. l.. Sullivan
George Ford and A. b. King; piano
solo. by George Madden; closing ode,
"Fastlme," by the company. Refresh
ments were served.
The Boy Scouts spent some time
last evening getting the diamond in