Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Much Activity and Patriotism
Demonstrated in the Schools
of the City.
staff Correspondence of Every Evening

Stan Correspondence OF EVERY Evening
New Castle, April 4--The entertain
mont that is To be gwen III tho Opera
House tomorrow evening under the
auspices of tho classes oi Nazareth
NJ. t. Sunday school promises To be
interesting. The following program has
been prepared;
Selection, "Star Spanglcd Banner. "
Chorus. "kccp the Home Fires Burning =
Recitation, Mrs Martha Wilson. Chorus
$50 Long Mother" Mother Goose.
Glass Of Children" Sketch, "Nratn-
monial Advertisement" Chorus, "Ovor
There" Betsev Ross and Washington in
Red Cross Dnll Recitation. Miss Mar
tha Wilson. Sketch, "Old Heads on
Young People" Chorus, Long Boy =
Exercise, Flags of tho World Chorus,
We're Going Over" Sketch, Taking
Sans Photographs Chorus Hang Tho
Kaiser" Chorus. "Wc Salute Thee Old
GLORY with Liberty Selection. Orchestra
The program for the literary class Of
the High School tomorrow afternoon will
he ms follows:
Song, School. Recitation, l. fnvoi,
John Wallace Original STORY, Jean ot
the Circle c.. nclcn Davidson. Cur
rent Events. Harry Ncwlovc. Song
School Reading. Elsie Walls Debate.
Resolved that all High School studies
should he elective Affirmative, Ethel
Ouipicy. mildred Berry Negative Edna
Cranston, Phyllis Marsh Critcs Re-
port, (Jr. Cnticl, (Sr. CF1tlc.) Song.
School
Notes Of the Public Schools Miss
Flmra Newell, faculty chairman of the
Junior Red Cross Of the Public Schools,
reports that she has enrolled 10 date l23
members, more than 25 per cent OF tho
total enrolment Of the schools In the
recent contest between the eighth grade
and the freshmen class of the High School,
the former sold 100 packs of Faster post
cards and the latter sS packs. and the
eighth grade, therefore. has been declared
The winners Miss Carrie Downie, teacher
of the eighth grade, in co-opc ration with
Miss Agnes Mciil. State director OF Home
Fconomica. rs arranging program for an
achievement daY The idea is to give de
monstration of what the pupils have been
doing in domestic science and allied work
Miss Downie and her pupils deserve com
mendation for their efforts along these
lines Professor and Mrs Henry r.
Snavply bad as their guests over the week
end Nrgi Snavclv's SISTER, Miss Carrie Nj
Nvc. and Miss Katie T.. Walmcr of Ann
VILE. Pa Mfr Snavcly recently was called
10 Philadelphia on important professional
business The pupils of the High School
are locking forward with much sntervgt to
tho forthcoming lntcrscholastlC track and
field meet at Delaware College 4 number
az candidates for tho various events are
practicinC hard and much IS expected
from them
The members Of the southwest district
Of the Womcns Third Liberty Loan mrt
at the State Road Non-dcnomlnational
SUNDAY school Yesterday afternoon, with
It's chairman, Mrs ] Ernest Phlhps,
occupying the chair and MISS Pauline Ill.
Rogers. Mrs. Wilkinson T. Crsauston. Mrs.
Alfred ] Davidson, Mrs. Samuel Il. Mil
Ter. MrS James McAlllstcr and Mrs, Dora
SchAfcr. and discussed plans for the work
Of the committee and last evening met
with the male committee To further take
up the works The women mean business
and viii be able 70 enter upon the work
with a VIM next week
Mrs. Elizabeth ID. Jones, aged 81
wears. wife of Joseph Jones OF 604 Cherry
street. died carly last evening at her
residence, after an illness of some time
She leaves. IN addition 70 her husband,
several children, one a babe OF a few
weeks The latter was taken by q sister
Of Mrs Jones 10 New Jersey, last week.
The funeral will take place on Saturday
morning al 10 o'clock. with service at
the house and the lnterment IN The Globe
cemetery.
Miss Emily Rodney, who has been i'll
for several months, Is in a critical con
dition
Mis-. Alfred J. Davidson Of State Road
has been called to kennedyville, Md
because Of the death Of an uncle, Isaac
Cleaver.
At the parsonage OF Lebanon VI T..
Church At Red Lion, this evening, a
donation reception will be given in honor
of the house warming and social to be
given Pastor Thornton and wife.
Several youths are working vigorously
for money with which to purchase baby
Liberty Bonds, by studying and securing
high marks AT the schools, and securing
money as rewards from their parents.
This evening In the Odd Fellows Hall
at Bear Station, the raising up of the
chiefs-elect of Little Bear Tribe of Red
Men will take place, with Deputy Great
Sachem Davis of Minnehaha Tribe of
Newark as the officer in charge
A window full Of violet, glycerine, hard
water and perfuned soaps, i0c cake L.
Challenger & Son, Prescription Pharma-
cists.-Adv.
A new line of stationery and correspond
ence stationery just received T. Chal-
lenger d Son, Prescription PHARMACISTS n
Adv