Evening journal., 1916-06-17
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW CASTLE
Graduates Hold Happy Class
Day Exercises in
School
TOWN WANTS TO
CELEBRATE FOURTH

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, June 17.-New Cas-
lie High School graduates viii hold
the boards" for the coming weex at
least They commenced their pro
gram yesterday when class day was
held After the school sang Della
ware" Marion Genevieve Bacon pre-
sonted the gifts and it is safe to say
In years to come. the young people
VIII look back with pride and pleas
ure to the time they received their
gifts. including a high school educa-
tion.
Fletcher Price presented the his
tory of the class The class poem was
read 10y Elizabeth Bull II will be
printed i'm the Castleonan as well as
the class prophecy, by Margaret E
Wall
Edmo Newlove gave interesting sta
tistics regarding the class. Il. Eliza
beth Leach read an interesting paper
before Ella 10. Green delivered the
pessimist speech and Phoebe NJ. Sapp
became optimistic.
Last evening the graduates. Miss
Hope Hin and Miss Ada r. Haup. and
some friends. went TO Kirkwood and
were entertained by Phoebe Sapp
They returned home before midnight
and enjoyed the auto ride. in addition
TO the entertainment at the home of
their classmate. Margaret Waltz will
entertain the class on next Tuesday
evening and the graduates will be the
guests of the juniors on Thursday
evening
Invitations for the High School
Alumni social on the evening of June
%. arc being sent out
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A number of Russian inspectors are
inspecting the shells being made i'm
the plant of the New Castle Construc-
tion Company. The head inspector in
this country was here yesterday.
Every Russian here declines TO talk
II was said that the visitor yesterday
was General phillipon. who arrived
only few days ago from Petrograd.
The funeral of Joseph Garuesd.
who died from injuries received while
a. work in the American Manganese
steel Company's plant, took place
this morning Requiem mass was cele-
hrated In ST. Peters Church and in
terment made In the adjoining Cemo-
terry.
There were numerous floral trih-
utes and the young men of the plant
where Garneski worked, attended the
funeral IN a body
The summer schedule of services
IN the NJ H. church will 20 into effect
tomorrow Sunday School will he
held at 10 o'clock and the regular
church services az n o'clock
Mayor Rodney Postmaster Murphy.
city Clerk G. A. Smith and Peter O.
Madden appeared in Mayor Rodney's
Office last night to arrange for a
Fourth Of July celebration
"Well" said Mayor Rodney. "the
people rule They appear not to want
a celebration such as was held year
ago Then on the third of July the
same people will come along and say.
Aren't we 10 have a celebration?
There is never anything here for the
people No matter how many people
come here. the old town remains in
the same old rut"
Who is responsible? Who has re-
fused to spend ten minutes tonight 10
talk over details of a celebration?
In Bethany u. A. NJ T.. Church
Fifth and Williams streets. the Rev
w H. Guy, pastor, the Sunday ser
vices will he as follows Preaching al
1880 o'clock 10y the pastor on the
subject "Silence i'm Heaven" Preach
ing at 2.3O o'clock, boy the Rev Charles
IT. Lewis, of Christiana. Del. and
singing by choir OF Delaware City, the
Rev. E. S. Rice, master Of ceremonies.
The C. E. prayer meeting at $50
O'Clock, led by George Brown. and
preaching at 730 o'clock, by the Rev
Charles II. Boulden, Of Wnmington.