Evening journal., 1916-03-11
NEW Castle BABY
SHOW COMES TO END
Prizes Will be Awarded to
the Children Next
Week
PROFESSOR RICH
IS DINNER GUEST

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, March 11.-Baby
Week came TO a close yesterday af-
ternoon and those who were in
charge OF the affair are elated over
its success. The attendance was all
that could be desired and next week
the sixty children and their proud
mothers will be called together and
the prizes awarded.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Mary Rich.
OF the Women's College at Newark,
spoke on Moral Trainining OF Chill
dren."
Miss Rich said i'm part:
AT the present time the moral edu-
cation of children is receiving a great
deal of attention. The moral training
of children is developing the ideals,
but, also furnishing the opportunities
for practicing these ideals and again,
l wish to say that the resulting action
win determine whether it is moral.
"All this time, | know that you have
been wondering why should one talk
at Better Baby Contest ON the
moral training of children. The
moral tone of ones life is gained
from the group of people with whom
we associate now. IN early life. in
youth i'm childhood and i'm babyhood.
The early life habits are being form
ed in the home in those first years
and this is especially true OF the
moral habits"
In concluding her remarks Miss
Rich said: Schools agree that the
immediate surroundings effect the
moral tone of a persons life and that
those early influences Of childhood
are of the greatest importance. Are
the surroundings I'm which your chill
dren are growing up physically clean?
Are they morally pure? Are the sur
roundings such as would make for
physical well-being and moral integ-
rity? If the conditions are not what
they should be. what have you done
10 make them better, What can you
dO2 Then remember that personality
It a powerful influence and the per
sonal influence Is not an affair of act
ing but OF being
Miss Lucy Carvin delighted the au-
dience with an address on plays and
Fairgrounds" Miss Emily p Bissell
also addressed the meeting.
churches attended the revival services
In the VI. r. Church last night.
The devotion of the way OF the
cross was held in st. Peters Church
last evening.
Mrs. s. S. Deemer entertained Miss
Mary Rich at dinner. and New Castle
school teachers called to greet the
professor.
The members Of Division No. 3, A
o. H.. will attend first mass in ST
Peters Church tomorrow morning
and receive Holy Communion. The
Wilmington members OF the order
will begin a retreat In the Cathedral
tomorrow morning. and the members
from here Will attend the services
The sermon will be preached by the
ReY Father Dooley, S. J.
Nictrolas & Acknowledgements
-Adv.
In few weeks New Castle will
have free mail delivery.
The Rev. Dr. Randolph, Of Grace
Church. Wilmington. will address the
mems meeting IN the NJ. +. Church TO.
morrow afternoon.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
At the regular meeting of the City
council, on tuesday evening, Marcl
T. the following resolution was
unanimously adopted
Resolved. That the list OF unpait
bills for curb and cutters as submit
ted by the Street Improvement Com
mission. be placed i'm the hands o
the City Clerk until the regular meet
ins Of City Council, on Tuesday even
ing, April 4, 1916. and that public
notice 10 such dellnquents be publish
cd I'm the Every Evening and Tn,
Evening Journal, that all curb anS
gutter bills unpaid at that time vii
be placed in the hands Of the Cit
Solicitor, who shall cause suit to b.
brought for the collection OF th'
same. as per section ) of the Act ere
ating the Street Improvement Com
mission. G. Allen Smith. City Clerk
New Castle, Del. March 10, 1916
Adv.