Evening journal., 1916-03-01
MR.. EL|ASON Will
leave SCHOOL BOARD
Will Not Be Candidate Again
After % Years Work
for Education
METHODISTS ASK
FOR PASTORS RETURN

,,rving twenty-nine years as a mem-
,,er of the Board OF Education, Lewis
E. Eliason is not a candidate for re-
election. He attended his last meet
ing Of the board last night Richard
s. Rodney also attended the meeting
for the last time as member.
Professor II. T. Ennis reported that
owing TO the prevalence OF mumps and
grip among the pupils many of them
we're away from school. Dr. Frantz'
secretary Of the State Board OF Health.
advised that children who suffer from
mumps should be barred from school
for ten DAYS. This will be done.
During the month Miss Dennson,
the drawing teacher. taught extra
days and will be paid as a substitute
teacher.
Mr.. Eliason brought up the question
of children returning to school from
homes where mumps prevailed.
Mr. Goud,ss suggested that the
school be fumigated on Friday after
noon. After some discussion Il was
decided to bar the children until ten
days after their recovery from
llumps.
Mr.. Mckay said that the drinking
fountains should be sterillzed. This
Will be done Upon motion OF Mr..
Goudiss II was decided 20 fumigate
all the school on Saturday.
Mr. Rodney reported that the ad-
vsory committee had found No.
school IN anything but satisfactory
condition. The subject will be inves-
ieated.
The school property committee will
look into the matter OF flre-escape
for No school.
Janitor Lancaster was sick during
the month and paid $3.50 of his salary
for help. Mr. Ferris moved that the
allowance be granted Mr. Rodney
objected. but the motion was last.
A motion by Mr. Eliason that Mrs.
McCanrey. ianitress of No. 3 school,
be allowed S144 a year instead of S120
year salary was defeated.
The following pupils are on the
roll OF honor for the MONTH
Eighth Grade--H Helen Deemer, Mil
dred Holiday, Florence Townsend.
Ethel Quigley, Gertrude Dorne Elsie
Waer, Regina Rothrock, Edna Gran
son. Bertha Hall. Mary Eliason, Mary
Givison.
Seventh Grade Robert Roth. Mabel
Fskridge. Elsie Jones. Evelyn Baunar,
Douglas Proud. Mildred Berry. Merton
White. Blanche Sibley James Love
less.
Sixth Grade May Fehl. Elizabeth
Mckay. James King. Charles Cannon
Joseph Cannon. Herbert Hewlett
Grant Milby Charles King. Earl,
Weggenmann, Leon King Edwin
Bruce. William King.
Fifth Grade Edward Challenger
Jack Holiday Lester Ingram, Marvin
Hatton. Mildred Connell, Martha
Shaw, Lillian Proud Francis Sent
man, Frank Kern, Archie Lank Nor
man Riley, PAUL. strimple Edward
Truitt. John Roberts.
Fourth Grade Harry Ahern. Eliza
beth A. Cannon, Leah Glanden, Ar
thur Miller. Allen Toppn, Donald
Banks. Louise Eliason, Alice Jemison,
Elizabeth Milligan. Harry Wallace,
John Cannon, George Ferguson, Her
bert King. Elizabeth Parks
Third Grade Cuthbert Bridge
water. Bennie Leach. John LennOX,
Randolph Pinder. Elias Clayton, Mil
dred Fchl, Alice Keegan, Elizabeth
Jones. Rosa Selhn. Margaret Janyier
Dorothy Ramsey. Eta Ingram Fran
els Sheridan.
Second Grade Helen Jones, Edgar
Megginson. Vernon Mcdowell. Mari
Thompson. Ruth Wilhelme Barbara
King Carrie Atkinson, Vivian Moyles
Clifford Preston. Edna Scott.
First Grade-Gladys Clymer. Eliza
"a
Scl1n. Sophia Janvier. Albert Burt
Leonard Hopes. Arthur Heather.
George Pmder, Myers Selhn, Cortlan
Parks.
No 8, Grades g. 4. Alexander Su
bocz, Charles Megginson, Lillia
Webb, Thomas Toppln.
No 3. Grades /. 2 Theodore Meg
ginson. Newlln Montgomery. Philip d
suse. Robert Drnning Frances Alfre'
William Loyeless George Walling.
Invite Mr.. Johnson Back.
In the Methodist Church last nigl
the members of the cOngregatio
unanimously requested the return
the Rev. John L. Johnson for IN
fifth year People OF all denomins
tions join the church people in IN
hope that Mr. Johnson will be re-
turned 10 the charge here. Sine
coming to New Castle he has organ
lied the largest Baraca Glass in IN
Wilmington Conference. The mem
bership has increased from 25O TO 81
and all the other societies are doin
splendid work During the year MI
Johnson made 2453 pastoral calls
There We're eight funerals. seve
marriages and forty two baptism,
At the fourth quarterly conference @
The church last night Mr.. Johnso
appointed the following committee
Tor the year.
Standing Committees.
District steward james f. Bipes.
Recording steward b. Manlove.
Local preachers-The Rev. ]. NJ. Wis
he Rev. II. T. Ennis.
Located lder-The Rev. L. L. Cross
Class leader-1 Thomas d. Ford.
ENhortcr-,Iohn Hendrix.
Custodian of church records.
Manlove.
Home missions and church extensi
Mary Morrison. Anna King. An
Deakyne, }. B. Montgomery, John
Clayton.
Methodist Hospital-R. 4. Pin,
Dale S. Bender r. n. Harrington, {
leila Deakyne Harold Hobbs.
Tracts-Nary Denny, Elias Clavt
Miss Myrtle Maguire, Miss Mabel Cl,
H. Miss Lille Montgomery.
Temperance-James Challenger,
Julius Dodd, Frank Harrington, Rot
nj