Evening journal., 1917-10-06
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new Castle
Nazareth Church Women
Name Committee For
Supper and Bazaar
FRIENDS OF SCHOOL
TO ELECT OFFICERS

and oyster supper 70 be held IN the
Opera House on October 26 and p, and
announce the following carnival COM
mittees:
Chairmen Of the bazaar-Mrs. John
Clayton. Mrs. julius Dodd.
fancytable-Airs Elmer Megginson,
chairman; Mrs. Wilbert Meredith, Mrs
Clarence Craig, Miss Emily Lunt, Mrs
Charles Lancaster, Jr., Mrs. Arthur
Milligsn.
Cake-Mrs. James Tilncy. chairman;
Miss Belle Wadsley, Mrs. w. M.Dea-
lcyne, Miss Kate Williams. Mrs. Harry
Holiday, Mrs Frank Moore.
Ice cream-Mrs. Albert Clayton, chair
man; Mrs. Edward Proud, Mrs. Thomas
Atkinson. Mrs. John Smith, Mrs.
Charles Townsend Mrs. John Proud.
Parcel Post-Alrs. Mitchell Givison,
chairman; Mrs. J. B. Manlove, Mrs.
Whiteside. Mrs. Mary Sheridan, Mrs.
Joe Jones
Handkerchief booth-Airs. Boggs, Mrs.
Willis Blackburn.
Candy-AIrs. w. NJ Denny. chairman;
Miss Mabel Clewell. Miss Myrtle Ma
guire.
Chicken salad and Maryland biscuits
Mrs. Anna King, chairman; Mrs.
Hallman, Mrs. Parker Moore, Miss O
Deakyne.
Supper table-AIiss Lillian Montgom-
cry, chairman; Mrs. Swan, Mrs w. NJ.
Waggamon. Mrs. James Bacon. Mrs. Ed
ward Naylor, Mrs. Mary Mcguire, Mrs.
Loomis Wise, Miss Ida johnson, Mrs
Pinder, Mrs. lena Smith, Mrs. Hurd,
Mrs. Hance, Mrs Edward r. Eagle,
Mrs. Nining, Mrs james Buris. Miss 4
Ella Gooden. Mrs. Clymor. Mrs. Connor, I
Mrs. lyman, Mrs. r Harrington. Mrs.
Julius Dodd, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. baibv.
Mrs Chance, Mrs. Ahern. Mrs. Edward
Megginson, Mrs Walls, Mrs. Hobbs. Mrs.
Mcdonald, Mrs. John Clymer. Mrs w.
Townsend Mrs Thomas Grant Mrs.
Binder Mrs. Howphill Mrs. Armpnister.
Rummage sale-Mrs George Proud
chairman; Mrs. Rhoads, Mrs. Brad
ley, Mrs. Mary Simpson. Mrs Thomp-
son.
Country store Messrs. George
Swan, Frank Mcdonald Glvlson,
John Clayton. Loomis Wise. Green. I,
Hendricks. Phillips, Elmer Meggln-
sen. Raymond Foster, George Tobin.
The Home and School Association
held a very we'll attended meeting
and social hour in the High School
last night. The following officers |
were elected by reclamation: Mrs. |
Peter 3. Lighter, president; Mrs |
Julius D0dd. vice-presldent: Miss !
Emily Lunt, secretary; Mrs. Jacob II.
Speicher. treasurer.
The community garden committee,
Miss Cooley and DR.. y. L. Cross,
gave the following pupils special
mention for good gardening: Minnie
Burd, Beatrice Blanton, William
Ayers Russell Ayers. Edward Truitt
They Will receive prizes.
The following executive committee
was nTmod: Principal Snavely, Miss
Cooley. Mrs. L. r. Eliason. Mrs. N.
B. Seminar, Mrs. J. T. Challenger.
These pupils, who completed the
eighth grade last June. received
handsome certificates last night from
the hands of County Superintendent
Gross; Allen Lavender Alfred Davis,
Anna Conley, George Tobin. Evelyn |
Stirling. Evelyn Bannar, Margaret |
Bull. Mabel Eskrldge Bertha Barnes.
John Wallace. Edna Rhoades, Robert |
Roth Evt McNitt. James Ioveless, /
John Davidson, David Miller, Douglas /
Proud. Mildred Berry Dorothy Gil I
man, Blanche. Silbley. Lillian Miley, I
May Jones. Elsie Walls, Emma Chal- I
lenger. Merton White.
DR.. Cross made the announcement 1
that, through private contributions. 1
he hoped to have all eighth grade |
graduates in Delaware receive certi-
fcates next year
Miss Regina Rothrock gave a pleas
ing pifino solo. and Miss Phyllis
Marsh recited "Lochinvar" very cred
itably.
The address OF the evening was
given by the principal, Henry =.
snavely, on the subject, 'The Empty
Niche.
DR. Cross spoke in high appreci-
alton OF the scholarly orabion, as
did Professor Henry H. Hay, formerly
principal Mr. Hay wished his sue
eessor O splendid year.
The pennant for the month was
won by the High School. There will
Ss no december meeting. as the club
VIII Cooperate with the New Cdn-
Jury Siuo In lecture that month.
bash OF quorum prevented
meeting OF the Trustees OF New Cas-
lie Common last night.
nc New Century Club members /
engaged IN thorough house-clean-
sns yesterday IN preparation for the
meetings on Monday and Tuesdsv
Mrs. GEORGE Unger has retnrnea
from Zion Hill
Wiring troubles caused slight eros
IN the st. Francis Cdncent ana A.
James V. Campbell's barber shop YES
terday
Good progress is being made In the
re-roofng OF the Town Hall. John
Toner is doing the work.
Remember the Chautauqua. the frsi
three afternoons and evenings OF mex
week. There viii be fine concerts anc
war lectures, the best program IN,
Chautaudua has ever had according I,
its officials
In First Methodist Episcopal Church
at o'clock tomorrow morning, al
'old-fashioned Methodist love feast
will be held; 1890 o'clock, the Sacra
ment Of the Lords Supper win be ad
ministered; the Baraca Glass will b
addressed by DR.. Bickford In tn
evening the Sacrament Of the Lord
Supper will be administered again. an
sermon will be on the subject, "Hoy
Christ Comes"