Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-28

New Castle, Feb. 2S.-Tbe members OF
the Home and School Association are de-
lighted with the prospect Of having Prof.
Henry Handy Hay deliver the address at
the session in the High School tomorrow
afternoon, and the members of the current
events class of the Century Club have
accepted the invitation OF the association
to attend at the High School auditorium.
The address on "Reminiscences of INC
tionary" will be a great treat, and cannot
help proving instructive and valued
aid to many persons In providing STUDY
that has hitherto proven to a great num-
Der of persons task, but when under-
stood becomes n pleasure and oi great
worth TO the student.
The following program by the members
of the sixth grade, taught by Miss Irene
@. Wise. will be given, in addition to
several songs: Reading, "The Children $
Hour" James Wilson; reading Under
Chestnut Tree, Mary Davis.
A public sale will be held on the Ham
burg Farm. owned by Joseph euigley ana
tenanted by him for several years, on
! Monday morning, beginning mt lo o CLOCK
Poultry, implements, stock and every
thing on the place will be sold without
reserve, because Mr.. Qulgley If giving up
the farm to devote himself to private lie.
lie will occupy large concrete block
bungalow on the land near the trolley line,
and retains enough land for garden. a
feature of the sale will be the oid-titne
method of entertaining and providing
| dinner in the afternoon for those VINO
attend.
| Mrs. Mary j. pustill, widow OF John
| Pllstil. of Fourth and Harmony streets,
! within two years buried several members
! OF the family and two weeks ago daugh-
! ter. Yesterday afternoon she WAS seized
with a fainting or dizzy attack and fell at
F.! her home. sustaining broken left arm
| near the shoulder The fracture WAS gwen
! attention bv DIR. Dodd The aged woman
/ has passed the three score and ten mark.
| She has been one of the active members
/ Of Nazareth NJ. f. Church for many years,
| and great sympathy Is expressed because
| OF her misfortune.
/ Mrs John NJ. Wilson, secretary ot the
| Red Cross, makes announcement that the
| dues for the organization by those joining
| in 1917 are now due, and It IS hoped the
! members will give this attention because
| the money is needed.
/ The following names of scholars OF tie
| public schools for the month oi February
are shown deserving Of commcndatlon Tor
department, progress and ATTENDANCE:
Eighth rrade-Toseph Cannon, Earl
Wcggenmann. Chas King, Edna Deemer
Robert Seward LauraArmpriester, Esther
Berry, GLADYS Maloney.
Seventh grade Rosie Seymour, Prank
| Kern. Harold Banner, Alexander Subocz
Paul Strimple, Howard Stanley, Martha
Shaw
Sixth grade Frank Bacon, John Can
| non, Harry Wallace, Harry Ahern, Oakley
Eskridgc. Mar1 Pustil, Richard Watts
| Minnie Burd, Elizabeth Nlilhgan, Jane
Wilson, Elizabeth Cannon, Ruth Zim
mermann.
Fifth grade Helen Keimon, Eta In
gram, George Miller. Ogle Glandon
Beatrice Blanton, Arcadia Smith, Doroth,
Ramsay, Culbert Bridgewater, Samue
Nickerson, Mildred Fehl, Ogden Wise
Fourth grade-Carrie Atchison, Bar
bara King, Margaret Snavely. Wallac
Cannon, Harry Long, William Stevenson
William Gebhart, Vivian Moyle, Mar
Thompson, Lila Thompson, Vernon Nc
Dowell. Isabel Wadsley
Third Richard Georgeas. Harol
Hobbs. Arthur Heather. Frank Carrov
| 0tTtTuue NllAIeI. 1AlOlO it5tollt A4tic
Janvier, Clara Kermon.
Second gradc--Helen Boyce. Eleano
Cramer, William Cannon, Archie Renni'
Gladys Clayton, Harley Clyrner.
First grade Elizabeth Crsmer. Wi
liam Moore, Eleanor Kern, Robert NJ
Carter, Cleora McNaEly, Anna Riley, vi
lard McFarlin, Alice CLAYTON, Narth
Shaw. Davis Pinder Sara Ramsay. Pear
Glandon, Ellis Roberts Violet Saker
Mary Keen Irene kuthier
No. school, third and fourth grades
Robert Dunning Raymond Hurd, Pear
Hill. Catherine Hearn, Theodore Meggir
son
Grades ! and elizabeth Megginson
James Piergallini, Ethel Ford, Arthu
Jones. William Loveless, Richard Davi,
Frank Dolson, aged 90 years, promI
! nently-known farmer, who had resided o
what was known as "The Kelley farm
between Landers avenue and Rose Hi
died yesterday afternoon after an lines
of several weeks. The deceased is survive,
by wife, one daughter, Mrs. Frederic
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