Evening journal., 1915-03-31
NEW Castle HAS
MANY HONOR Pupils
Board of Education Names
New Committees at Re-
organization Meeting
TOWN ASSURED
NEW INDUSTRY
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

the meeting of enc Board OF Educa-
tion TO order last evening others
present were Messrs. Mckay. Ella
son, Manlove. Ferris, Halliday, Goun-
diss.
Prof. Dye reported that nj present
there arc no substitute teachers and
an arrangement will be made in the
near future 10 meet this condition.
In his report Professor Dye staued
that the following pupils arc deserv-
ing of special commentator
First grade--Carrie Atkinson, Bar
bara King, Anna Clayton. Margaret
Janyier Emma Rossell. Wallace
Cannon. King McNally. Ruth Will
helme, Vernon Mcdowell. Charles
Townsend Mary Thompson. Matilda
King. Virginia Moyles, Sarah Bun.
Second grade-Virginia Newlove,
John Lennox Arcadia Smith. Hem
Thompson, Fritz Pfrommer, Elias
Clayton, Frances sheridan. Olga
Glanden. Isaac Windsor, Margaret
Patton.
Third grsde-Alen Tappin, Louise
Eliason. Minnie Burd, Alice Jemison.
Arthur Miller, Elizabsth Cannon,
Leah Glanden Elizabeth Milligan,
Elizabeth Parks, James Wilson. John
Berry, Beatrice Jones. Harry Ahcrn,
Oakley Eskredge, Fanny Bryson, John
Cannon. Carlisle Tobin, Paul jack
son. George Ferguson.
Fourth grade-Frank Kern. John
Roberts, John Edwards, James White,
John Barnes. Lillian Proud, Sarah
Bryson, Paul Strimple, Norman Riley,
Allen Patton. Jack Halliday, Archie
Lank Mildred Connell, Edward
Truitt. Wilson Ferguson.
Fifth grade Charles King, Edward
Bruce, Charles Cannon, Joseph Cam
non. Earl Wiggenmann, James Miller.
James King, Paul Kern, Herbert
Hewlett. Leon King. James Hickman,
Ralph Duling, Elizabeth Mckay, May
Fehl, Helen Burd. May Mcdowell. Ed
ward Deemer. Hazel Bender.
Eighth grade-Brokaw Seminar.
Charles Ingram John Leach, Cathar-
inc Bratton. Harold Cannon, Philip
Simmons, Harvey King, Mollie Sharp.
Maud Perrin, George Kern, Paul
owens. Lee Goudiss.
Seventh grade-Florence Town
send. Ethel Quigley, Mary Eliason,
Mildred Halliday, Helen Deemer.
Regina ROthrock, Edith Bruce, Leslie
Jackson. Bertha Hall, Frank SubOcz,
Elsie Salloway.
Sixth grade-Mildred Berry. Mabel
Eskridge. Dorothy Gilman. May
Jones. James Loveless, Douglass
Proud. Blanche Sibley, Elsie Walls.
School No. 3-Joseph Miller. Alex
ander Subocz. Charles Megginson,
John Megginson, Alice Loveless. Rose
McGrory, Julian Dunning Jesse Wal
ling, John Cole Fred Peak. Theodore
Megginson, Frances Alfree. Lila
Johnson, Earl Freebury. George
Webb.
President Icmison apnounccd the fol.
lowing committees for the year;
Finance Nlessrs. Manlo,e, Goudiss
and Holiday.
Tcachcrs-Mcssrs. Jcmison, Phillips
and Ferris.
Text books Messrs. Ferris, Rodney
and Manlovc.
/ School properiy-Mcssrs. Eliason, Me
Kay and Goudiss.
Compulsory attcndance--Alessrs. Nc.
Ray, Holiday and Phillips
Visiting committees /, Messrs.
/ Rodney. Ferris and Jcmi~on.
No. 2-Messrs. Goudiss, Manloye and
Holiday.
No. 3--Nlessrs. Phillips, Eliason ana
Mckay.
Judge George Gray will address the
Baraca class on Sunday afternoon.
Victrolas. Records Bridgewater .
The Rev. John J.. johnson is recover
/ inc from a severe sickness. The official
board OF the church has granted him a
months vacation to recuperatc.
Samuel T. Landers will hold flower
display opposite the old Court House
Robert Gordon has a display of Easter
flowers in the X. of p. Hall. and Mrs
Manlove has an attractive exhibition al
No. II South Fifth street.
The funeral of Thomas Lavender. for
merly of this city, and father OF Presi
dent of Council Lavender. took place
Yesterday. with interment in the Pres
byterian cemetery.
While the funeral was passing Sixth
and Delaware streets, Bernard Hall,
years old, stepped of the curb anc
/ started across the street. He ran
against Samuel ConnelPs car and was
knocked down and received injuries
about the legs aud side. He was assist
ed to his home and DR.. Nertenbakei
! summoned
Magistrate Nickerson was running hi'
car following Connells car and to pre-
I vent the car from running over tn,
/ child Nickerson turned ON all his powei
4 and turned his wheel so that the biz
! car bounded over the curb and saved tn,
i bows life. The occupants of the Nick
erson car were badly shaken up
i City Council held a special meeting
last evening and gave two readings
;, to a tax exemptory ordinance in favor
/ of the new plant which Is TO locate
/, here. Representative of the com
pany which will operate the new in
dustry in the mill formerly operated
4 by the Joseph Parker and Sons Fibre
4 Company we're present accompanied
| by their counsel They agreed to
\ operate the plant and stipulated the
/ amount of the pay roll to be many
thousand dollars a year. The COM
pany asked for exemption from taxes
r for ten years and permission 10 erect
2 a loading platform Of concrete OppO-
site their plant TO which a spur track
. will be built by the railroad company
The industry at present employs z,
men and 75 girls. This force will b,
increased. The third reading will b,
given TO the exemption ordinanc,
next Tuesday night The reason tn,
identity of the company is not made
known at the present time is that the
arrangements are not completed. Al
architect is now preparing plans fo
additions to the present mills as wei
as a new Office building.
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