Evening journal., 1916-05-31
FARMERS DAY At THE
NEW CASTLE CARNIVAL
Governor Miller Will be
Guest of Honor in Old
Town Tomorrow
PUPILS GET ON
THE HONOR ROLL

NEW CASTLE. May 31.-At the
meeting Of the Board of Education
ast evening Professor Howard T.
ennis reported that boys had broken
rto 40 3 school and stolen all the
cad pencils in the building.
MISS Maude Deakyne, principal OF
40 3 School reported that the boy
Who broke the window In order to
gain an entrance. had been pro-
aounced by Or. Mullin as being mem
ally deficient The matter was re-
'crred TO the visiting committee TO re-
PORT at next meeting.
following pupils were reported
As deserving Of special commenda-
r.ghth Grade-Bertha Hall. Ethel
Quigley. Florence Townsend -.
givison. Edna Cranston. Helen David
son. Mildred Holiday, Regina Rotn-
rock. Mary Eliason, Helen Deemer,
Eugene Myers.
Seventh Grade-Elsie Walls, Mabel
Eskridge. Evelyn Bannar, May Jones,
Douglas Proud. John Davidson. Emma
Challenger. Blanche Sibley, Dorothy
Gilman. BE tina Barnes.
Charles King. Earle Woggenmann,
Esther Berry. Charles Cannon, Joseph
Cannon.
Fifth Grade Samuel McKnitt. Nor
man Riley. Edward Truitt, Wilson
Ferguson, Sarah Bryson, Mary Pustill.
Clara Rhoades Martha shaw. Jack
Holiday. PAUL. Strimple Archie Lank,
Frank Kern.
Fourth Grade John Cannon. Fanny
Rryson. Marie Cook. Harry Ahern,
Elizabeth A Cannon. Wallace Fitch,
Alice Jcmison. Beatrice Jones. Eliza
beth MilHgan. Elizabeth Rossell,
Anna Truitt James Wilson, Richard
Watts.
Third Grade-Olga Glandon, Bonnie
Leach Rosa Selhn, Cuthbert Bridge
water. Fritz Pfrommer Mildred Fehl.
Addie Duling. James Challenger, Mar
garet Janvier. Frances sheridan. Ar
cadia smith. Elias Clayton. Virginia
Newlovc. Clifton Thompson, Mary NIL
Ter. Mary Burris. Elizabeth Jones.
Alice Keegan.
Second Grade Carrie Atkinson,
Anna Clayton. Wallace Cannon. Chos-
ter Davis. Edward Gregg. Harry Hurd,
Barbara King. Edgar Megginson' Wv
ian Moyles. Mary Thompson. Ruth
Wilhelm
First Grade - Gladys Clymer
Elizabeth Hemphill Jessie McCarter'
Gertrude Miller Elsie stdham, Roger
Cranston. Elhert Burd, william
Dadds. Arthur Heathers. Harold
Hobbs. Cortland Parks George PIN
der. Ida Seihn. Thomas Rees, Leon
ard HOPES.
No. 3 school. Grades 1 and Rob
cri Dunning. Gertrude Rutter, Walter
Peters. Theodore Megginson. Waite
Conce. Margaret Schlor. Catharin'
Connolly.
Grades 3. 4 and Alexander Su-
bocz. Charles Cole. Charles Megsin-
son. Mary Davis. Julian Dunning
John Cole, Brownie Subocz, Rose Me-
Srory
school will close early tomorrow e
allow the children to greet Governor
Miller when be- speaks at Battery Park
..,t' n THE EVENING JOUR
NAL several weeks ago, Everett u
.... ,s,itor ul the Newark Post
will address the graduates of the loca
IIIMn HNNNNI ANN Ah'AAANN w
There will be eight graduates IN th'
class.
Sir. Coudiss. of the school propert,
committee. reported that he had pur
chased new flags for the schools III
got the flags AT Wholesale prices AM
saved the board 100 per cent
The entire board win act as COM
miitce on commencement exercises lh
finance committee will arrange for tn
school census and in all probabiht.
Robert G.. Gordon will he selected,
The proposed amendment to the by
laws regarding orders for supplies wa
unanimously defeated. No work can b
done or goods ordered without the orlc
being signed by two members of th
.ommitfcc.
Monster Parade Expected.
All fratcrnal organizations in the eft.
will turn out tomorrow evening IN
street parade and march TO the carnival
4 number of bands viii be IN line, in
,oludmg the City Conet Band. Tn
sa,sors organizations have invited othel
societies from Wilmington. Included n
these are three sections of the a. q. II
President a. s. Watson has invited th'
Sirir and county A. O. II. officers e
participate in the parade, and National