Evening journal., 1916-03-29
MORE MONEY FOR
CLUB House FUND
New Castle Women Encour-
aged Over Early Success
of Campaign
MANY PUPILS ON
SCHOOL HONOR ROLL


Board of Education met last evening
Prof. Howard T. Ennis reported the
attendance as 1863. During the month
ave new pupils we're admitted to the
schools and fire drill held.
The following pupils we're reported
as deserving Of special commenda-
ION
Eighth grade-Mary Givison. Mary
Eliason. Helen Deemer, Bertha Hall,
Ethel Quigley. Regina Rothrock, Mil
dred Holiday. Florence Townsend.
Edna Cranston. Mary Richards.
Seventh grade Robert Roth, Elsie
Walls, Evelyn Bannar, Mabel Esk-
ridge. May Jones. Douglas Proud,
Helen Wolfe.
Sixth grade Joseph Cannon,
James King. Charles King, William
King. Earle Wegeenmann Charles
Cannon. Elizabeth Mckay, Edwin
Bruce. May Fehl.
Fifth grade-Sarah Bryson, Lillian
Proud. Mildred Connell Mary Pustill,
Archie I.ank. Frank Kern. Jack Holli-
day, Edward Challenger, Marvin
Hatton.
Fourth grade Harry Ahern, Fan
ny Bryson John Berry, Minnie Burd,
Elizabeth Milligan. John Cannon,
Wallace Fitch, Elizabeth A. Cannon,
Elizabeth Parks. Allen Toppin, Rich
ard Watts.
Third grade -Cuthbert Bridgewater
James Challenger. Bennie Leach.
Fritz Pfrommer, Clifton Thompson,
Lee Wadsloy. Randolph Pinder Mary
Burris Addie Duling. Mildred Fehl,
Rita Ingram, Virginia Newlove, Area
dia Smith. Alice Keegan, Rosa Seltln,
elias Clayton.
Second grade Carrie Atkinson,
Barbara King. Edward Gregg, Anna
CLAYTON. Ruth Wilhelmo. Vernon Nc
Dowoll. Edgar Megginson. Elsie
Wipf Vivian Moyles. Chester Davis,
Wallace Cannon
First grade Elizabeth Hemphill'
Gertrude Miller, Gladys Clymer. Clara
Keimon Ida Selfn. william Dadds,
Leonard Hopes Cortland Parks,
Harold Hobbs. Myers Selfin. George
Pinder. Albert Burd. Thomas Reese,
Roger Cranston.
No. 3 School; grades three. four and
five-Charles Megginson, Alexander
Subocz, John Megginson, Mary Davis.
Brownie Subocz.
Grades one and two Catherine
Connolly, Theodore Megginson, New
lin Montgomery. Robert Dunning
Frances Alfree. William Loveless
George Walling, Walter Peters.
President c. Ferris Jemison ap'
pointed the following committees;
Finance Messrs. Manlove, Goudiss
speicher
Teachers -Messrs. Jemison, Phil
lips. Ferris.
Text Book Messrs. Ferris, Man
love. Nilligan.
School Property Holiday
Mckay. Goudiss.
Compulsory Attendance - Messrs
Mckay, Speicher. Phillips.
visiting Committees-No 1. Messrs
Holiday. Ferris. Jemison; No ?
Messrs. Goudiss. Milligan. Manlove
No. 3. Messrs. Phillips, Speicher, Nc
Kay.
Pupils who have not attended regu
lnrlv were reported. Their names hav'
been turned over to County Superin
tendent r. l.. Cross The sum of Si75
was received from nonresident pupil
and the money viii be deposited to th
credit of the board.
The seniors pcttioned the board q
grant permission to read essays "t 'n
graduation exercises. The five pupil
with highest averages Will take part.
The board decided TO grant the teach
ers a half holiday ON April . TO atten
the Shakespearcan pageant m Newark
Upon motion of Mr.. Goudlss the mat
Ter of an additional iunitor was lai
over until the June meeting. bt
amounting 20 $1,000, were ordered pald
The committees reported that tf
rendition of the schools is very GOO
Air. Mckay reported that he has secure
the fire gong- Tor the schools.
IL was decided To purchase a suppl
al disinfcctant for tho schools
Mrs. John NJ. Wilson. president
tbe New Century Club has received al
othcr SlOO 10 the $3.50 she had receive
toward the new building fund. III
sl00 came in yesterday and more su
scrintions are expected. Mrs. Niise
was not placed on amy team, but d
cidcd to- interest herself and ask h
friends for donations.
The fact that the president has 60
lccted $3.50 and deposited the same Wil
the New Castle Trust Company's Ban
every captain and team is working hal
10 raise funds for the new clubhous
Mrs. MAYORS team will hold a-not
tea-but soup at the residence OF ID
Dodd tomorrow morning. Mrs. Phillip
team will hold a rummage sale on m
dav in the iiremen's hall, and ON Satu
day all the good things the people lil
10 cat will be for sale at Mrs. McCa
Inns store.
The Century Club had an interestir
meeting for stormy night and sit
were discussed. The members are dete
mined to have a clubhouse. Cooper
ION Is all that is needed now to obta
success.
In the High School building this a
ternoon Miss Elizabeth jefferson will
in charge of the home economics wor
The Pastime Athletic Club and Co
win Fire Company have adopted res
lutions ON the death Of Howard
Swope.
Miss Rose McGrory is suffering fr,
severe cold.
A number of New Castle singers "
attend the concert in the Lyon Tab
naele, Wilmington, on next Tuesd
evening.
The High School Alumni, in sess
yesterday, instructed the president
appoint a committee 10 arrange for
June meeting when the eight gradua
Of the High School will be entertain
The Board OF Education has revi
the bylaws and viii have 250 cor
printed. An estimate will be secw