Evening journal., 1918-06-07
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Many SC h GLARS Get on
School Honor Roll for
the Month
CHILDREN'S DAY
IN NJ. E. CHURCH
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special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MEM CASTLE. Del June Follow
ing is the honor roll Of the New Castle
schools for the month Of May
Eighth grade-Charles Cannon johh
stanley. Edna De5mer, Laura Armpries-
ter. joseph Cannon, May Fehl, Elizabeth
Mckay. Paul Kern, Earl Weggenmann'
Gertrude Ratledge Charles King, Esther
Berry, Gladys Maloney
seventh grade-Howard Stanley, Rosie
seymour. Edward Truitt, Paul Sirim-
ple Edward Challenger Harold Banner
Lillian Proud. Martha Shaw. Frank
Kern.
sixth grade Serena Green. John Can
non Elizabeth Cannon. Herbert King.
Minnie Burd, Ruth Zimmerman Oakley
Eskridgs. Fannie Bryson Mary Davis,
James Wilson, Richard Waits, Lean
Glsnden. Harry Ahern.
Fifth grade Willard Bicking Arcadia
smith. Olga Glsnden. Edward Pinder.
Alice Keegan. Bennie Leach Fritz
pfrommer Elizabeth Jones. Mildred
rehl James Chsllsnger Addie Duling..
Fourth grade Carrie Atkinson. Bessie
Hardy. Edgar Megginson, Mary Thomp-
son, Marry Burris, Barbara King YER
Long. Mildred Parker. William Gebhart
Vivian Moyle. Martha Rossell
Third grade-Nellie seward. Clara
Keimon. GLADYS Butler, sophia lanvier
Harold Hobbs. Richard Georgeas, Paul
Bicking. Arthur Heather Gladys ely
mer Ethel Marsh, Ruth FARRELL. Her
bert Barnes.
Second grsde-Jack Bridgewster
Archie Bennie. Harley Clymer, Catharine
Tyndsl. Francis Gebhsrt. Helen Boyce.
Chester McKniii. Elizabeth Foster.
First grade Eleanor Kern, Virginia
Smith. Robert McCarter Jessie Ferry,
Cleora McNally, Mary Truitt Morris
Hunter. Edward Gehhari Anna Riley.
Norman Bowen Joseph Lima Marie
Steele. William Moore. Herbert Tobin
First grade Al-Weston Bender.
Charles Fehl. Lille Abbott, Ruby Long
willis Blackburn, Davis Pinder Alice
CLAYTON. Jennie katz, Wilson Cannon,
Ellis Roberts, Pearl Glanden Martha
shaw. Charles Davidson. Henry Speich-
er. Margaret Long, Sarah Ramsey.
Third and fourth grades, No. 3 School
--Arvilla Newton, Raymond Hurd. Cath
crime Hearn, Charles Jones, Theodore
Megginson.
First and second grades-Elzabeth
Megginson, Frank Montgomery, William
Ioveless, Arthur Jones. Peter Piunti,
Ethel Ford
The last meeting for the year Of the
Home and School Association viii he
held Knight in the High School room.
The Fourth sixth, Seventh and High
school grades will take part. The pro
4 gram follovs- Recitation, "A Song for
Flag Day." by Mildred Parker; piano
solo. airy Fairies by Mary Thomp-
son: song. "Ny shadow" by class Of
eight girls: violin duet, 20. Night OF
low by Herbert Hewlett and Edward
Truitt. accompanied by Regina Roth
rock: recitation, "The Dutch Lullaby
hy Harriette Marsh reading Kentucky
Bell" by James Wilson: piano solo,
Fifth Nociurne," by Regina Rothrock
recitation. "The Fool, by Edna Gran
sion: song. "Just YOU" by Elizabeth
Madden. accompanied by Regina Roth
rock: address. Practical Education
by Professor n. r. Snavely. Following
,fhe program social hour with re-
freshmenfs will be held All parents Of
school children and friends Of educa-
ton arc invited.
The Home and Schools Association
has done good work in New Castle |
since its organization several years ago. |
II has encouraged School attendance, 1
stimulated interest in reading and cen
tered the thought Of the community II
on school interests. A banner has been
awarded to thai grade Of the school
which would show the largest per-
rentsge Of attendance Of parents at the
monthly meetings. This organization
has madx the practice OF appointing
committees TO visit the schools each
month"; II has favored increase in
teachers' salaries. and has stood firmly
Tor progress.
The Dorcas Society Of the Methodist
Church viii hold a festival tonight in
front Of the court house. All are in
fitted to attend.
Children's Day exercises VIII be held
n Nazareth Church on Sunday.
A pretty military wedding was solem-
lized in the Episcopal Church last
Aight when Miss Hattie Barnes and .
BETTY Oficer Kennard Naylor, both Of /
Sew Castle. were married. The bride
Nas given in marriage by her brother. \
Joseph Barnes. The matron OF honor 1
Nas Mrs. Joseph Barnes. Mr. Naylor en-
listed in the navy two years ago, and I
las sine had some thilling experiences
n the seas.
The weather vsne over old town han
being repaired
In the ball game yesterday afternoon
between Plant "B' and Plant C." Of |
he American Manganese Steel Company /
Plant &C" was defeated % to g Plant /
C" team was composed OF several old /
line baseball players who. because Of |
>~lttle practice. were outclassed by the /
younger players.
John Swansiki, employed by the
american Manganese Steel Company.
plant c. was cut on the head by a
'sling timber. DR.. Dodd attended the
INJURED man
William Davis has accepted a posi-
ion with the American Manganese Steel
company.
Albert Clayton. employed as mould
II at the Baldt Steel Company. was cut
IN the head while adjusting clamp
m flask. It required several stitches
70 close the wound Dr. Dodd attended
the injured man.