Evening journal., 1919-02-21
news HAPPENINGS
, AMONG SMYRNIANS.
"George Warrington to
be L. Irving Handy's Sub
iect at Club Meeting
DISTRICT SCHOOL
TO BE- PRESENTED

Specldl 10 Inc Evening Journal.
MIDDLETOWN, Del, Feb. Ill. Irv
ing Handy will lecture on George
Washington" at the New Century Club
next Tuesday evening. The meetin.
VIII be open TO the public.
Clifford Rhoades, the three-year-olc
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Rhoades Eel
nom MS kiddie car last week, break.
ing his leg above the knee.
-- Margaret Richie Jarvis, infant daugh.
fer Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Jarvis
Of Wilmington, was buried from the
home Of her grandmother, Mrs. Julia
A. Cosden last Sunday afternoon.
The members Of the New Century
Club will give one more card party be-
fore Lent. AT the last party the wo-
men cleared s33.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daniels. Of the
Levels, celebrated their twenty-afth
wedding anniversary on last Friday
cN ening. Valentine decorations were
used. Exactly one hundred guests were
present, who came from Chester. New
Castle, Townsend and Middletown
"Ie Olde Deestrict School," will hold
its regular session next Friday evening
at the club house. The cast OF char
acters follow:
Teacher, Ezekiel Simkins. Clarence
Weber; Deacon Tidd, Edward Records /;
John Jacob Aston. Burton Williams:
Ben Butler. June McWhorter; Cor
nelius Vandebilt, William pinder: Jim
Blaine, Caroline Fouracre; Jesse James.
Nary Records; Pelev Barnum John
Spicer; Buster Brown, Roger Fouracre:
Daniel Webster, Ernest Ratledge: Pa
tience Puddfof, Mary Culver; Tooty
Frooty, Harriet Black; Peruna Jones,
Lillian Melvin; Christopher Columbus,
Benny Williams; Bingham Young.
Claude Fouracre; Lylia Pinkham, Sarah
Hates; Eliza Ann Snodgrass, Mary Mel
Vim; Semanthy Small, Katherine Reed
Mehitable Hornswaggle, Emily Alice;
Mrs. Amanda Jerusha Quackenbush,
Marian Pinder.
The FIRST meeting Of the Delaware
Educational Week" held here was on
Tuesday evening at the club house.
Seated on the platform were the school
hoard members, trustees OF the acad-
envy; Miss ]. Y. Howell principal Of
the school, Mrs. Alfred NJ Chamber
lain and Mrs Edward NJ. Vaughan
representing the Century Club: Mrs.
Howard A. Pool for the Farm Bureau,
Mrs. John B. Cleayer for the Child Wei
fare, Mrs. Edward Ladley for the Par
Association. POOLS or
chestra furnished music and the audi
ence, Boy Scouts and school children
Joined In the community singing Mar
tin B. Burris. president Of the school
board called the meeting 90 order and
The Rev. v p. NOrthrup offered prayer.
Mr. Burris introduced the speakers who
were DR.. S. c. Mitchell Of Delaware
College. Wilbur II. Jump. superinten-
lent Of the New Castle county schools
and Professor Wilkinson.
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Chamberlain, Mrs. I
Howard A. Poole, Mrs. Richard +. 1
lann, Mrs. William r. Connellee. Mrs. |
-dw. NJ Vaughan, Miss Clara Vaughan ]
ana Miss Mary Hutchin were guests at !
he birthday luncheon Of the Twen- |
ieth Century Club Of Smyrna, on We'd !
lesday.
Henry S. Segelken has purchased the
home Of the late Richard L. Price on
Green street and has moved into It.
Yrs. Joseph Heldmyer has purchased
he residence vacated by Mr.. Segelken;
Richard Malove has bought the Held
nyer house on West Main street: Harry
Perkins has purchased the Valandlg-
lam fOuse now tenanted by Mr.. Man
owe; Lambert V. Kirk has purchased
he residence OF the late DR.. Norman L.
3eale on North Broad street and will
occupy it after this week.
An "0ld-fashioned Country Store"
viii be held in the assembly, room at
he High School this evening for the
jeneflt Of the Parent-Teachers' As
nation. There will be a cake and
andy table. The articles In the store
VII be sold.
Revival meetings will begin at Beth
sda NJ E. Church on Sunday, March
. Prof William n. Thomas. Of Pen
Irgyl. Pa. will assist the pastor. the
lev. V. P. Northrup Mr.. Thomas is
singing evangelist.
William Price Roe, U. S. ~ R. F..
listed his parents at Massey, Nd, this
week.