Evening journal., 1916-11-29
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new Castle
Union Thanksgiving Service
TO be Held in the Baptist
Church
SCHOLARS GET ON
THE HONOR ROLL
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NEW CASTLE. Nov. 30 Union
Thanksgiving services will be held
n The First Baptist Church tomOr- I,
row morning. Congregations Of the I
Presbyterian, Baptist and Methodist .
churches viii worship together at the
services The Rev. John H. Beau
champ. pastor Of the NJ. =. Church,
viii preach the sermon.
Members OF ST. Peters +. A. b. So
ciety will attend the annual mass in
ST. Peters Church at $50 o'clock to-
morrow morning Charity and love
are characteristics OF the society. and
especially on Thanksgiving Day they
attend the requiem mass 10 remem-
bcr by their prayers those members
who died since the organization OF the
society twenty-seven years ago. A
few Of the charter members are ac-
tive members OF tho organization at
he present time
Postmaster John p Murphy reports
he following letters remaining un-
,iaimed in The posioiiico; Alexander
3rinkloy. Walter Clendaniel. j. l..
Dickinson Delaware Shipbuildng
ompany James H. Davis. J. B Har-
f,a, Miss Sadie Hinson Mrs Annie
Jackson q j. Krebs. Davis kemyi,
Albert NJ Marsel Miss Mildred Moore.
Miss NJ r Mooher Slgnor pietro
fontegulo. .New Castle Steal Foundry
'ompany Samuel Paradee. willard
Potter Henry Roberts J.. NJ. Smith.
Mrs Smith Thomas Thorn, Henry
Wilson William Williams. John w
Walker. Andrew wilson Miss Sally
White Miss Laura Young
Professor Howard r. Ennis report
cd 10 the Board Of Education last
evening the following pupils desorv-
ne OF special commcndation
First grade Helen Boyce. Edward
sobhart. Eleanor Cramer william
NcFarland Louisa Sill'toe Charles
Smith. Jane Tobin Clara Ferguson.
Albert Blantn Mariana Ferry. Har
cy Clymor. Ethel Harper.
Second grade Eugene Bennett
Gladys Clymcr Clara Keimon Ida
Sc0n. T. Rchard Georgcas Ebert
Burd. Sophia Janyier, Nellie Seward,
James Thomas
Third grade Carrie Atkinson, Elsie
Wpf Barbara King, Mary Thompson,
NOyes Dcnison. Vernon Mcdowell
Adelaide Davidson. Vivian Moyle'
Anna Clayton Harry Long, Edgar
McgginsOn Edward Gregg.
Fourth grade Elias Clayton. Ad-
die DulmR. James Challenger. Mil
dred Fehl Bonnie Leach, Olga Clan
den. Fritz phommer. Elizabeth
Jones. Helen Keimon, Edward Pinder,
Dorothy Ramsay. Arcadia Smith. elf
ton Thompson. Frances sheridan,
Rose senin. Isabella Wadsloy
Fifth grade Elizabeth Milligan
Minnie Bard. Richard Watts. Sanny
Bryson. Bertha Donison, Harry
Ahern. Elizabeth Cannon. James Will
son Oakley Eskridge, John Berry
Sixth grade Archie Lank. Pau
Strimple. Rosie Seymour
Seventh grade Elizabeth Mckay
James King. Joseph Cannon Esther
Berry. Robert Seward Charles Can
non. Charles King Earle Weggen'
mann. Helen Burd, Alice Clark.
Eighth grade Evelyn Bannar. Eve
lyn sterling Mabel Eskridge Emma
challenger. Elsie Walls. Anna Con-
molly. May Jones, Margaret Bull. Eva
NicKntf Mildred Berry.
First and second grades School
No. g. Robert Dunning, Arvie An
cello. Sally Taylor. Henry Friedel
Michael Ferris. Myrtle Allree, Rich
ard Davis. Joseph Webb, Tilli'
Powell. Elizabeth Megginson.
Third fourth and fifth grades
Louisa Clark. Theodore Megginsou
Seward Wells. Raymond Hurd, Julial
Dunntng Brownie Bugocz. Georg
" Gambrin presided at the meetiu
which adjourned Immediately after %
sanization. as Mr. Ferris and Mr.. llo
hdav were the only other members
ihe Board of Education present
The Rev. Canon MacLulich will lectu
on "Ohcrammercau in the Ccntu
lub Building this evening.
Mayor Rodney will preside at I
mcctinr OF the New Castle Baseball y
sociatiou Ia The mayors office q
evening. The railroad company wal
an tenants ON the Battery Park groun
10 vacate. The association owns
rrandstand and fence. The ASSOCIATE
had mo club during the past season, a
outside of the Battery Park uom
there Is no baseball grounds available
The funeral of Robert C. Gord'
which took place yesterday attemo'
was largely attended. Members Of
official board OF the NJ. r. Church,
SUNDAY school and the A. o. U. W. W.
present. The Rev j. H. Beauchamp.
REV John D.. johnson and the R
teorrc Anderson conducted the servic
Turkeys sold here last evening and
dav at IS cents pound. Chickens a
ducks were sold at - cents a pow
The supply Of poultry was large q
rs the prices were lower than in OF
places the stock sold rapidly.
John g. stoops reported today a
dolls and tree ornaments are scarce