Evening journal., 1919-12-24
NEWSGOSSIP
IN new CASTLE
School Children Sing and
Recite in Welcoming
Christmas
STUDENTS HOME
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE Dec. 2i-In all the
sSrades Of the public schols yesterday,
Christmas programs were prcsnted.
Mrs. NJ J. Cursor entertained the
Thrift Club at a Christmas party last
evening Those present were; Helen
Jones, Martha Russell. Mildred Blake,
Mildred Fehl. Elizabeth Cannon, lsa-
belle Wadsley, Elizabeth Bennett Lil-
Ian Grayatt Lillian Proud, Irma Nc
Knit, Dorothy Ramsey, Mary Cursor,
Laura Armpriester, Mrs. Sallowsy Os-
car Hardy Chsrles King, Gilbert Bend
Ter, Harold Hobbs. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j
Cursor.
John Thomas Of Camp Dix, y. j.
is spend ng the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry r. Marsh here.
Howard Porter Of Cambridge, Nd, Is
visiting his parents here.
All persons Of this city are warned to
remove ice and snow from their pave
ments.
Mrs Harry Dennison fell on the ice a
Few days ago and suffered slight In
juries. =.
The Delaware Water Improvement
Company has received an invoice Of
arc lisht globes which is a prospect
Of better lght for New Castle.
Wallace Weir who has been in Can
ada and Michigan is spending the holi-
days here.
Mrs. J. Warwick Of the Gilpin House
is suffering from a severe scald caused
Gy hot tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II Hay have gone
to 81. Petersburg, Florida to spend the,
winter.
Joseph Rolhrock ana Brokaw Sent
man Of Delaware College are visiting
their parents here over the holidays.
The pupils Of Hares' Corner school
entertained their parents and friends
with pleasing Christmas exercises on
Monday afternoon. The following pro
gram was given: The Christmas Sorry
rom ST Luke" school; christmas
Arrostic." John Ingram. Jeanette
Clark. Joseph Ga-neskl, Helen Cunning
ham. Charles Currinder. William steele,
Benjamin Lloyd Louisa Wh'tten, Nor
man Walker; Christmas Bells" sung
bv Mildred Currender, Margaret whit
ten Harold NlcFarln. David Whiiten,
with chorus; recltatlOn I'm SIX Years
Old." V'olette Walker; song, When
Folks Begin TO Whisper" Niolette
Walker Edith Currinder. Helen Gun
ninrhsm. Elizabeth Cunningham, jean
n,tte CLARK. Louisa Whitten: recitation,
.The Telephone Message Walter Car
n'ski Norman Walker. Edith Currin-
der Ralph Rothwell. Harvey Cushing
Mary Garnoski. David Whltten; SONG
"ln Manger Low" Marz3ret Whitten'
Mildred Cnrrinder; recitation Mrs. san
IA Claus" Margaret Whltten; song "A
Funny Old Fellow Elizabeth Cunning
liam; play. santa Claus at school
characters. Santa Claus Ralph Cunning
ham: teacher. Harold McFsrln; Ounce,
Charles Currlnder: elves Mildred Cur
riuder. Mabel Gul'et. Nlolete Walker
Louisa Whiilen, Helen Cunningham
Edith Currlnder; class, Mary BlackDurn,
Henry Lester, Irwin Walker, Margaret
Cunningham. Charles Lynch DAVID
Whitten, Ralph Rothwell. Marguerite
Curr'nder, Harvey Gushing; song.
Twinkle Little Stars So Bright
scnoo1.
These names are on the honor roll
for perfect attendance in December:
John Ingram. Jeannete Clark, BenJa-
min Lloyd. Norman Walker, Louisa
Wh.tlcn. Edith CurrindeT. Ralph Roth
well. Mary Lloyd Irwin Walker, Harold
NeFarlin. Marguerite Currinder, Mary
blackburn, Margaret Written, Mildred
ClIrrinder, Ralph Cunningham, Harvey
Gushing
Miss Beatrice Davis and Francis A.
Cochran were married In Elkton, Md,
on october iS. The groom is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs. z. Spencer Cochran OF
near New Castle, and grandson OF Sarah |
- ~. inan Inhn w Cochran