Evening journal., 1919-02-27
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Boy Scouts Ask Res dents
to Endorse Proposed
School Code Law
MANY PUPILS ON
The HONOR ROLL
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speclal 90 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Del. Feb. T-0n
Friday afternoon the Little Light Bear
srs win meet at the home Of Mrs. j. B.
Nanlove following the school session.
Il is hoped that all members will be
present, as Mrs. Manlove Is anxious TO
have squares finished for the quilt.
Mrs. j. E. Philips is chairman OF the
Current Events Glass. which VIII meet
Friday afternoon at the club house.
Mrs. j. T. Ellason will read the Cur
rent Events paper and Mrs. Francis deli.
Janvier Will also read. There Will be a
musical program and tea.
The weekly prayer service will be
held In the Baptist Church this evening,
The csrd party at the Century Club
yesterday afternoon was a success. both
financially and socially There were
lour tables OF bridge and two Of 800"
After the game. tea, sandwiches and
sakes were served.
Mrs. William Denny and Mrs. Mitchell
Ginson are taking orders for Easter
Eggs. The Dorcas Society has a sale Of
Easter candles each year.
Mrs. E. II. Naylor Is well pleased with
response made by the women 10 sew
Tor the refugees.
The Red Cross has a rush order and
Will sew Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday OF each week until work Is
finished.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mitchell spent
he weekend AZ Milford.
Miss Stella S'bley spent the weekend
at Rockford. Pa.
Last evening the Boy Scouts went
from door 10 door asking people 10
sign petition cards endorsing the pro-
posed new school code Every effort
Is being made 10 have the bill passed
by the Legislature.
The following pupils are on the honor
roll:
Second grade-Lillle Abbott. Willis
Blackburn. Charles Fehl Edward Geb-
hart, Eleanor Kern, Marsaret Long.
Ruby Long. Robert McCarter. Clara
McNally. Anna Riley. Sarah Ramsay. |
Marie Steele. Virginia Smith.
First -grade-Chas. Stevenson. Herman |
Fehl. Earl Brown. Edward Moyle. VIII |
son Cannon. Eileen Dllls. Marian Kee.
Nooma Leib. Ann Glanden. Herbert
Tobin.
No. 3 School. Miss Pedrlck-Calherin
Connolly Elizabeth MegglnsOn. Theo-
dore Megsinson. Catherine Komlcka,
Arvilla Newton, Charles Jones. Walter
Gruce.
No. 3 School. Miss Jaquette-Michael
nevoreski. Alexander nevoresk. James
Plergallini. Myrtle Watson, Clarence
Maloney. Margaret Maloney.
Eighth grade-Harold Bannar. Frank
Kern. Archie Lank. Howard Stanley.
Harriet Marsh. Mary Purcell. Rosie Sey-
more. Marian Williams.
seventh grade - Minnie Burd. Ruth
Zimmerman. Fannie Bryson, Mary
Davis. Mary Sterling. John Cannon.
Sadie Burris. Elizabeth Cannon, Oakley
5skridge. Leah Glanden.
Sixth grade-Cuihbert BridSewater,
frances Sheridan, George FARRELL. Eliza
eth Jones. Alice Keegan. Fritz Prom
Ter, Edward Pinder. Dorothy Ramsay,
'orman Seymore, Arcadia Smith, Cath
rine Boyle. Olga Glanden. Alice Love-
,ss !
Fourth grade-Richard Georgeas. Bes-
le Hardy. Charles Cannon. Marian
ioody. Elsie Stidham. Nellie Seward, 9
.nma RossUl, Helen Jones. Ruth Jar J
ell, Dorothy Loyeless. Paul Blcking, !
Gertrude Miller
Third grade-Eleanor Cramer, Blank !
Norean, Helen Boyce, Howard Miller.
John Biddle, Clay Bridgewater, Elizabeth ]
Poster, Marie Cavender, Jane Tobip.
Chester McKnlt. Francis Gebhart, Mar |
garet Schuchardt Gladys Clayton. GIL
bert Bender, Emma Rees.