Evening journal., 1919-06-14
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Miss Josephine P. Weer
Wins Alumni Prize at High
School Commencement
A. V. L. GEORGE is
BANK DIRECTOR
.neclal lo The EvenIng Ionrnal.

Special TO The Evening journal.
NEW CASTLE. Del, June ii.-On
sunday the summer schedule Avill be
come effective in the Methodist Epis-
eopal Church. sunday School viii be
held at 10 o'clock followed by preach
ing from II to p o'clock noon The
pastors morning theme tomorrow viii
be "Transgressions sealed up in a
bag.
There viii be no other service dur
ng the day until Z O'Clock, when a
twilight service lasting one hour will
be-held. Al this service the theme
will be "The Pharlsee and the Pub
lIcan"
IN the morning the Junior Vested
Choir will sing "Peace, be stilh' by
Adam Geibel
Services In Emmanuel Church tomor-
row will De at 730 and 1890 o. m.
and Z D. m The rector viii Of
nciaie al the services. In The evening,
The Sunday School Will attend GLOW
or Service In the morning The rec
tor viii preach a Trinity sunday ser
mon.
At the Baptist Church The regular
order will be observed throughout The
day. The Revs G. r. Street Will take
for his subject at the morning service,
The Profltsbleness OF Prayer TheI
Children's Day program viii be pre-
senied in the evening
commencement exercises Of the class
OF 1919 Of y e.. H. : last evening
were very largely attended. The stage
was atiractyely decorated with The
class colors. The class flower Is the |
hlack-eyed susan and the motto, To |
night We Launch. Where Shall We !
Anchor"
One Of the class, Miss Josephine
pyle then took the general course.
while the other five members took the
commercial course.
Owing 10 recent illness. g. Brokaw
Seminar was unable TO read his es-
say.
The Rev. addison \. Ewing made
the address to The graduates At the
beginning Of the school term Mr.. Ew-
ing offered his services because Of
The difficulty in obtaining some one
as principal. Miss Stoops was subso-
quently principal Of The schools.
Mr. Ewing spoke OF the value 0i
education In training people for cit
izenshlp, both as leaders and follow \,
ers.
In 1916 the Alumni decided iosgive
each year. a prize Of $40 10 The pupil
graduating wiih The highest general
average. This prize was awarded tol,
Miss Josephine pyle Weer.
Harry w. Holiday, president OF the
Board of Education, presented The dip
Tomas.
The High school Numni viii give
Ia banquet and reception TO The class
OF 1919 in the parish house this eve
ming. The annual election VIII be
held at this time. /
A. V. 4. George has been elected a
director OF 'he New Castle Trust Co.
10 mn the vacancy caused by the death
OF Lieutenant Governor L. =. Ellason.
Francis u. Jan,ier was clccied vice
president 10 mn vacancy caused by !
death OF Mr. Eliason
on Mond8y evening the Home Mis- ,
,ionary Society Of the NJ +. Church. T.
viii hold The last meeting OF the sea- y
ION. at the home Of Mrs. William
)eakyne In
Request is made that an the "Rainy ~
,ay Bags be returned at this time. a r
pecial program has been prepared. lF
The schools have closed for the n
ummer term. il
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey NewloNe, OF el
were the guests OF the :,
Iisses Anna and Clara Newlove. h
George Davies is spending The week N
nd with his parents at Easton, Md
Mrs. Broadus Flanagan. OF Colum- n
Ia. :. c.. is visiting her daughter, NJ
Irs. Lewis Booker NJ
Mrs. Charles Kimble, OF Philadelphia, o.
a visifor here. iEl