Evening journal., 1919-04-30
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Dog Poiscners in Tc WI Are
Being Sought by the
Police
SCHOOL VACATION
BEGINS JUNE l3

Special 10 The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, Del, April 3o.-on
Thursday afternoon the Dorcas Society
will meet at the home OF Mrs. William
Megginson on the Wilmington road.
Quite a number Of dogs IN this city
have been poisoned within the last few
days and the police are working on the
case.
Miss Marie Smith has returned to
her home In this city. after spending
Several days in Philadelphia
At the Century Club last evening,
Private Sadler, who has just returned
from overseas, delivered a very inter
esting address in behalf Of the Victory
Loan
In the opera House last evening, the
Goodwill Fire Co. held one Of the most
largely attended dances that has been
held in this city for a long time. Rick
etrs Jazz Orchestra. Of Philadelphia,
furnished music.
on saturday afternoon Me New
Castle baseball team will play the Lor-
ralne nine OF Wilmington, which Is
one OF the strongest teams In that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Tobn, Jr.,
are being congratulated upon the birth
Of q daughter
The Board Of Education In session
held last evening, decided 20 close the
schools on June i3 for the summer va
cation The new school code was dis
cussed but so far it IS not known
whether New Castle will come under
the provisions Of the law and a letter
was ordered sent requesting definite
information on the subject
The Senior and Junior classes wero
excused from school % take an edu-
cational trip 10 Washington on May
IL 10 a..
Following Is the honor roll for the
month:
Eighth. Grade-Harold Bannan. Ed
ward Challenger, Paul Strimple, James
White, Edward Truitt. Frank Kern,
Martha Shaw, Harriet Marsh, Rosie
Seymour. sara Bryson. Marian VIII
uams. Mary Purcell
Seventh Grade-Sadie Burris. Mary
Davis, Mary Sterling, Ruth thinner
man. Richard Watts, James Wilson.
Harry Ahern, Elizabeth Cannon, Bea-
trice Jones.
Sixth Grade-Ca-lisle Tobin, Fritz
PfrOmmer, Olea Glanden. Alice Keegan,
Elizabeth Jones, Catherine Boyle, Ad-
die Duiing, Frances Sheridan, Mildred
Fehl George FARRELL. Dorothy Ramsey,
Norman seymour.
Fifth Grade-Vivian Moyle, Harry
Long. Margaret Snavely. Edna Scott
Margaret Moore, Edith Stanley, Mary
Thompson, Dorothy Jones. Frances
Rees, Mary Burr.s. Elizabeth Bennett
Lillian Gravatt. Clifton Thompson, Ed
gar Megginson.
Fourth Grade - Erwin Thatcher
Charles Townsend. Andrew Rowan.
Gordon McNally, Gladys Clymer. Elsie
Siidham, Ella Burris, Herbert Barnes.
Third Grade-Elcanor Cramer. Clay
Brldgewater. Elizabeth Foster. Blank
M0rean, Jane Tobln. Gilbert Bender
Archie Rennie, Catharlne Tindle, Helen
Boyce, Emma Rees, Margaret Schue-
hardt, Jessie McCarter, Chester Nc
Knit, Francis Gebhart. Thomas Rees,
Marie Cavender
second Grade-Russeli Beck. Eliza
beth Cramer, Mary Keen. Margaret
Long, Ruby Long, Robert NlcCarter.
Cleora McNally, William Moore, Anna
Riley. Sarah Ramsay. Martha Shaw,
Henry Speicher.
First Grade-Harold Gooden. Edward
Moyle, Paul Hallman. Walter Sibloy.
Frank King Marian Kee, Amanda
Smith, Ann Glandan. George LOyelcss,
Edward Hemphill.
Elizabeth Meggins0n, Catherine Hearn,
No 3 school. ist and % grades
Richard Davis, Theodore Megginson,
Preston Jones, Charles Jones, Clarence
Maloney, Arthur Jones, Margaret NAL
oney Catharine Alfree, Myrtle Watson,
Michael Divoriski. Alex Divoriski.