Evening journal., 1916-04-26
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Many Pupils Are Reported
on the April Honor
Roll
NEED $4,000 TO
CONDUCT SCHOOLS

NEW CASTLE. April 26.-Prof. II. r.
Ennis, principal OF the New Castle
schools. at the meeting OF the Board of
Education last night, reported the fol-
lowing pupils deserving Of special COM
ihendation:
Eighth grade-Nlary Gvason, Flor
ence Townsend, Regina Rothrock, Helen
Deemer. Ethel Quigley. Mildred IIolli-
day, Edna Cranston, Mary Elason,
Bertha Hall, Eugene Myers
Seventh grade Elsie Walls. May
Jones, Robert Roth, Evelyn Bannar,
Douglas Proud. John Davidson James
Loveless, Mildred Berry, Florence Dur
fee.
Sixth grade-loscph Cannon. James
King, Charles King, Earle Weggeumann.
Charles Cannon, Herbert Hewlett. May
Mcdowell, Edwin Bruce, Esther Berry,
4 Hazel Bender
Fifth grade-Archie Lank. Jack Hol-
4 liday. Frank Kern. Marvin Hatton.
I James White, Sarah Bryson. Lillian
/ Proud, Mary Pustill, Martha Shaw, Ida
4 Lennox.
Fourth gradc-Hamy Ahcm. Donald
Banks. Louise Eliason. Alice, Jemison,
' Elizabeth Parks. Marie Cook. Minnie
Burd. Oakley Eskridgc, Elizabeth Mill
! gan. Harry Wallace. Herbert King.
Third grade Elias Clayton. Virginia
. Newlove. Bcnnie Leach. Rosa Selma.
! Francis Sheridan. Arcadia Smith. Mary
Miller Arthur Solloway, Edward Pin
der. Olga Glanden. Randolph Pinder,
Addie Duling, Lee Wadsley.
Second grade Harry IIurd. Vernon
McDoRell, Kathryne Davis. Anna Clay
ton Edgar Megginson, Chester Davis,
Edward Grigg Vivian Nloylcs. Barbara
4 King, Wallace Cannon, Carrie Atkinson.
First grade-Gladys Clymer, Eliza
beth Hemphill, Gertrude Miller Clara
keimon. Leonard Hopes, Harold Hobbs,
Y Cortland Parks. Thomas Reos, William
Dadds, Jessie McCartcr.
No. school grades g. and o
Alexander Subocz, .lohn Alegginson.
Mary Dsvia. Thomas Toppin. Julian
Dunnng, Brownie Subocz. John Cole,
Rose McCrory.
The following bills were ordered paid
j J. +. q L. +. Eliason. S22l6; Delaware
4 Water Improvement Company, S2s.s5i
William =. Myers, Sl7.5O; b. F. Ian
caster, sl5.65.
The school property committee was
directed to purchase flags for the school
buildings.
The committee ON text books reported
that bids had been received for printing
the bylaws. The contract was awarded
TO James +. Mclvor * Son. Wilmington
the firm being the lowest bidder.
Complaint was received regarding the
i Shawtown school. There is over two
feet of water in the cellar and the sup
ply of drinking water has been shut
Off The school committee will investi-
gate the source Of the nuisance.
The secretary was instructed to no.
4 tify City Council that the board will
need $4,000 this year for school pur-
poses
The funeral Of Thomas ID. Ford will
take place tomorrow afternoon. Ser
4 vices will be conducted by the Rev. j.
q II. Beauchamp and the Rev. John J.
johnson.
Shad fishermen are having fairly good
luck.
Tho funeral Of Mrs Kate Walls Sulli-
van took plare this morning Requiem
mass was celebrated in ST. Peters
Church and intcrment made in the I'd
Joining cemetery.
Following their wedding in st. Peters
Church yesterday afternoon. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles j. Weaver held a reception
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew NJ. Gallagher. Later
accompanied by friends. they motoreo
10 Wilmington and left on a honeymoon
4 trip. They viii live at Avonrnore, Pa.
where the groom is in business.