Evening journal., 1917-03-28

out result. President Holiday stated
that the new committees would be
appointed at the next meeting and
that I'm the meantime the old commit
tees would hold over for one month.
Ernest Phillips. the retiring presi-
dent. called the meeting 10 order He
had previously stated that press of
private business would prevent his ac-
cepting the Office again.
superintendent Howard T. Ennis
of the public schools, reported the en-
rollment of pupils to be AIS, a gain
Of one during the month.
William J. Ferris left for Baltimore
today to undergo treatment.
The following pupils of the public
| schools are named by superintendent
Howard T. Ennis as having been per
feet in attendance and received high
, marks in their studies during the
month:
First Grade Helen Boyce. Clay
Bridgewater, Eleanor Cramer, Martha
Shaw, Louisa Sillitoe. Harley Clymer.
! Joseph King. Ethel Harper, Henry
Spicher, Marie Cavender Francis
Gebhart. Jane Tobin, Leroy Blake,
Davis Pinder.
Second Grade-Gladys Clymer,
Clara Keimon, James Thomas, Rich
ard Georgeas, Elsie Stidham, Harold
Hobbs, Gertrude Miller, Roger Gran
ston.
Third Barbara King, Ade-
laide Davidson. Earl Scott, Wallace
Cannon, William Gebhart, Edward
Gregg. Carrie Atkinson. Vernon Nc
Dowell. John Biddle. Annay CLAYTON,
Edgar Megginson. Harry Long, Claude
McFarlln. Wallace McKnitt, Mary
Thompson, Dallas Abbott.
Fourth Grade-Cuthbert Bridge
water, Ernest Ferguson, Margaret Jan
vier. Bennie Leach, Dorothy Ramsay
Elias Clayton. Mildred Fehl, Alice
Keegan. Fritz Pfgommer. Frances
Sheridan. Addie Duling. Olga Clan
den, Helen Keimon, Lillian Rees, Cliff
ton Thompson.
Fifth Oakley Eskridge. Har-
Try Ahern. Fannie Bryson. Minnie
Burd, Arthur Miller Elizabeth Mill
gan, Elizabeth Cannon, Richard Watts,
James Wilson. Leah Clanden, Anna
Truitt.
Sixth Grade-Archie Lank. Frank
Kern. Charles Megginson. Edward
Truitt. Edward Challenger, John Meg
ginson. Elizabeth Long. Lillian Proud
Seventh Grade Elizabeth Mckay
Robert Seward Joseph Cannon
Charles King, Earle Weggenmann
Paul Kern, James King. Charles Can
non.
Eighth Grade-Emma Challenger
Mabel Eskridge, B. Barnes, Elsie
Walls. ]. IT. Davis, Mildred Berry
r. Sibley. Evelyn Bannar NJ. Jones
First and Second Grades (No
SCHOOL, William Loveless. Pau
Baker. Arvilla Newton, Charles White
side. Michael Ferris. Elizabeth Meg
ginson. Joseph Webb, Eva Hammond
Second. Third and Fourth Grades
Theodore Megginson, Mable White
side, Pearl Hill, Catherine Hearn
Mir. and Mrs. Burton T. Lank, o
Sixth and fremont streets, have an
nounced the engagement Of thei
daughter. Miss Leonora Alice Lank
10 Arthur W. Hukill. son of Mr.. an,
Mrs. A. Wallace Hukill. of Whining
2 ton. Mr.. Hukill is chemist. EN-
. ployed in the Hagley Yards of tn
;. DUPONT Company.
4 The Dorcas Society. of Nazareth NJ
L +. Church, will have a sale Of Easte
{ flowers at the home of Mrs. Juli
Walls, beginning today. Caps ant
r aprons will also be for sale
{ The funeral of Henry ]. Mcdaniel
a who died Saturday noon will be he'll
Il tomorrow morning at $50 oclocl
@ from the home, No. 1873 East Secon
d street. and at o'clock from 81
? Peters Catholic Church Intermen
d will be made I'm St. Peters Gene
Y terry.
l. While the Second Battalion of Della
20 ware troops has not been called ou
p a number Of employees at the Bethle
It hem Steel Company plant have bee
affected by the mobilization order. a
r they belonged to the First Battalion
" New Castle young men who belon
d to Company II. of the Second Bata
O. lion. are confidently expecting to b
)f called out. and many Of them hav
S. made all their preparations 10 n
IS spond TO the summons.
n Funeral services for James J. Rya
i. were held yesterday morning. a hig
Ia mass being said in ST. Peters Catholt
Church by the pastor, the Rev. Free