Evening journal., 1915-10-27
TEACHERS LAUDED
BY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
Many New Castle Pupils
Get on the October
Honor Roll
MISS DUPONT TO
APPEAR IN DANCE
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Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del. Oct. 27.-
Professor II. t. Ennis in his report to
the Board of Education last evening
paid a high compliment 10 earnest,
jealous work OF the teachers In the
schools. Professor Ennis turned In
s32. so as tuition from the nonresident
pupils.
Mr.. Lightner had asked for the use
of the High School tor class In do
nestle science. as Miss Jefferson Of
Delaware College for Women is ex.
pected to teach the class. Upon mo-
fion of Mr.. Eliason, seconded by Mr..
Goudiss, the request was granted.
Upon motion of Mr. Ferris the at
ternoon session Of all the schools
hereafter will open at ! o'clock.
Treasurer King reported that the
State appropriation this year OF Szo5z
has been received.
When the bills we're read, one in.
cluded payment for hauling ashes from
the schools Mr.. Holiday believed
the janitors should put out the ashes
weekly and have them hauled away.
Mr. Goudiss agreed with Mr. Holiday.
No action. however was taken.
A letter was read from the Choral
Club asking permission to use the
High School room one night a week.
Mr. Ferris and Mr. Eliason we're
favor of granting the permission pro-
vlded the society paid the ianitor
Mr.. Goudiss did not believe the ser
vices of the ianitor we're necessary
as the rooms would be comfortable az
that time Of the evening.
Mr.. Mckay did not favor the idea
of having every club getting the
school Mr. Eliason suggested that
the permission be granted provided
the Choral Club paid the janitor half
a dollar each meeting. Mr.. Ferris
voted with Mr.. Eliason and Messrs.
Goudiss. Mckay and Holiday against
the motion and IL was declared lost.
Prof. II. T. Ennis reported the fol-
lowing pupils deserving OF special
commendation for progress and de-
portment
Eighth grade-Mary S, Ellason,
Mary Givison, Helen Deemer, Flor
ence Townsend. Mildred Holiday,
Ethel Quigley Gertrude Dorne. Ruth
|C. Nickerson. Bertha Hail. Edna
Cranston
Seventh grade - Mabel Eskredge.
Elsie Walls, May Jones. Mildred
Berry. Emma Challenger, Evelyn
Bannar. Florence Durfee. Edna
Rhoades.
Sixth grade Esther Berry, Edna
Deemer, Elizabeth Mckay Joseph
Cannon. James King, Charles King.
Fifth grade e-Archie Lank, John
Holiday. Mildred Connell Ida Len
nox. Paul Strimple Edward Truitt.
Lester Ingram, Sarah Bryson. Mar
tina Shaw. Samuel McKnift. Mary
Pustill, Lillian Proud. Elizabeth Dur
dee. John Roberts, Nancy Faulkner.
Edward Challenger.
Fourth erade-Harry Ahern, Don
aid Banks, Minnie Burd, Louise Ella
son, Oakley Eskridge. Wallace Fitch.
Leah Glanden. Alice Jemison. James
Wilson. Richard Watts. Elizabeth
Milligan. Serena Green.
Third grade Cuthbert Bridge
water, James Challenger. Elias Clay
ton. John Lennox, Ogden Wise. Mary
Burris Addie Duling, Elizabeth Jones.
Alice keegan, Fritz Phfrommer. Vir-
ginia Newlove. Francis Sheridan.
Bennie Leach, Edward Pinder RAN
dolph Pinder.
Second grade Carrie Atkinson.
Anna Clayton. Chester Davis. Ed
ward Gregg, Barbara King. vivian
Moyles. Ruth Wilhelme. Mary Thomp-
son. Erwin Thatcher. Clarence Pres
ton.
First grade Gladys Clymer So
phia Janvier. Gertrude Miller Elsie
Suoham' Elizabeth Hemple. Ida Sell
nm Harold Hobbs. Myers Seldn
George Pinder. Leonard Hopes. Al
nert burd, Joseph Camac
lhlrd' fourth and fifth grades. No. q
s.hooi ---AleNander Suhocz. Lillian
Meoo, Charles Cole, Thomas Toppin
p reb ferris, Jesse Walling. Jean De
4 Ionno, Stanley Pabalis.
n tmst and second grades. No. schoo
p -haymond Hurd, Theodore Meppinson
Il illa Johnson, Robert Dunning
All There Is a rare treat in store for New
le astle people next Wednesday evening
,r Miss Bessie G. DUPONT has consented \
come to the parish housc that date an
" repeat the dance she gave at the Pousse
s. Cafe az The Playhouse last spring.
ie The women of Emmanuel Church wi
he give a supper next Wednesday evenin
Y and at its conclusion local talent WI
II present "Ihe Jack Trust" The cast ,
n. characters;
" Lord Jack Townley. the trust WI
h. thinks himself irresistible. Mr.. Mill,
le Jennie Patia, who agrees with him.
Miss Cal
Clorinda de Coursey, a hmmorist,
Miss Alice Richie
: Eula Otis. a relic of before the war.
! Miss Marion Richie
. Old Mrs Boothby, whose actions spes
louder than words,