Evening journal., 1918-04-19
JUNIOR RED CROSS
FORMED At newark
Society ofat Least 100 Mem
berS Will Work to
Win the War
BOYS ENLIST TO
WORK ON FARMS

Special 10 THR EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, April i9.-Delaware College
ofncials have made nnal arrangements
Tor tho entertaining OF members Of the
Tse,nasNis Press Association, when they
ho,S their annual meeting at the college
tcsoorr0Vc. About thirty members Of
fhe aSsariaiion are expected 10 arrive
IN Newark at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow.
After luncheon In Old College Hall,
when addresses win be made by Score
t1rv o. Stale e. c. Johnson Or. Sam
Del G.. AIitchell president Of The college
ana oihera the visitors VIII be shown
through She buildings and taken on a
trip ~ inspection to the college farm.
A Junior Red Cross chapter has been
organized among the pupils Of the
local grammar school, with a member
ship OF sixty and The teachers hope to
soon Increase the roll TO one hundred.
The members arc knitting sweaters,
elorklngs. sUarfs, etc. Those who
earned their Zee of - cents 10 Join are
listed on thh honor roll as follows
Elsie Huber9. Arthur Robinson, LOrlng
Cora1rHy. Alineda McCully, Anna Ander-
son Francis Anderson, Gladys Rose.
Lille willis Ida Leak, Bertha Love,
Edna Holton. Marion Roberts, Char
nnifr Bohrer. Margaret Langhorn, Re
huora Cam. Alice Williamson, Edward
Cunrad, Mary Rose. kathryn Hubert,
sara Durnall. Evelyn Shew, Bessie
fhew. harold Grant Mary Atkinson,
Marion DuTnali. John McCue. Alma
johnson. Jessie Kinoh and Mattle Lewis.
FUurteHn boys from the Wilmington
Isieif School who havs enrolled for
farm work al the invitation OF Dean
Hsrry HAYWARD. came 10 Newark on
Wednesday and were shown over the
Delaware College Experimental Farm.
OvTing 81 thc Increased demand for
surgical dressings. an open workroom
has ben fitted np In NyhRi was for
raeriY t,ir Elliott building. now owned
BY Delaware College by the Red Gross,
Cf Newark. Mrs de Armand and Miss
Livingston. 81 Wilmington have been
crmluritnE classes In surgical dressing.
A nerktIr social VIII be held at Salem
ehunrlI tomorrow evening. Candy.
cake and See cream VIII be fore sale.
The Rev. Waller CLYDE, pastor OF
Head 0f Chrisfluna and Chrlstiana
Presbyterian churches has completed
his work In theology. having last week
passed the examination before the
board OF examiners OF the Chester Pres
bytfry.
Mrs Evan w. Lewis and grandson,
Wesley Kennedy. and Mrs. Rebecca Gil
pin. have returned from Dayiunia, Fla.
where they spent The winter months.
Former Senator and Mrs. David G.
Rose have returned from Palm Beach
where they spent the winter.
4 progressive eucilre and dance foi
the bsriefi ~ She New Century Clui
building fund. will be given under th'
ausricer Of Mrs II. n. Tyson. In tn
ei'ithO1se, Mag 10.
Final plans are being arranged by Dr
Alizn r. Cuiiimofe, head of The engi
neering DEPARTMENT Of Delaware Col
ieqe. Tor IRE starting naxt fall OF ihi
special course in Marine Transporia-
fiOn. which viii be conducted ia con
nectiCn with the engineering depart
nent
Delaware will be one u the nIsi col
ir~es In the country 10 adopt thi'
cOrTse and the officials of the coliegl
consider especially appropriate that q
should be adopted hers before ih'
large siipbuiIding concerns in VIII
minston. which Che course VIII even
tually be a help 90. Dean Cuilimore 4
Che originator Of the idea and be re
Gently visited the Institute Of Tech
nolOgy Of Massachusetts,, where he dis
eusssd the plan with officials Of tha
institution.
Dean ClIIimore has had printed buI
letln explaining the proposed course
II VIII call for those who take Ga
course 20 spend each summer durini
the four years Of the course, in prac
tical work al Wilmington shlpyards.