Evening journal., 1919-03-26
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Reybold Protectorate is
Slightly Damaged by
Afternoon Fire
MANY PUPILS
ON HONOR ROLL
Special to The Evening Journal.


NEW CASTLE, Del. March 26-At the
meeting OF City Council last evening
ihe Mayor, President OF Council and
lre committee accepted the new Ore
engine which has met the required
tests.
Matthew Walz, Jr., and Frank Rey-
nolds filed their James for city clerk.
About a dozen names were transfer
red.
Tonight viii be the last chance to
register.
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At the meeting Of the Junior AuXil-
larry Of Emmanuel Church on Monday
evening, It was decided to spend the re-
msinder OF the Lenten season In sew
Ing for a school In North Carolina.
Mrs. E. II. Naylor asks that the peo-
pie OF the community. who have cast
of cloth ns, to have it ready when the
Boy Scouts call.
The Senior and Junior Glasses Of n.
e. II. s. will give a party and dance
this evening in /. o. o. T. Hall. Bear.
A three-piece orchestra Will furnish
music. Refreshments win be sold.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
annual trip to Washington. D. C.
The new fire engine had a chance 10
display its speed and other good quail
tiles yesterday when IL responded TO
call from the Catholic Protectory at
Clarks Corner, near Delaware City.
The fire started in the meat house
which was destroyed. The barn,
which was quite near was scorched,
but, owing 10 prompt work. did not
blaze. The loss on the building was
estimated at Si25.
The engine was on the scene in less
than twenty minutes after the call.
The Liberty LoN workers met In
the Century Club yesterday afternoon.
The county chairman, Miss heba Hol-
comb. gave a short talk, after which
she introduced the speaker, Mrs. Hen
ry Rldgely, state chairman.
Plans for the coming drive were dis
cussed. The majority Of workers sig
ulned their intention Of assisting the
drive. There is every reason 10 believe
That the women OF New Castle hundred
md county will do their bit"
Miss A. \. Bloggett Of Delaware Col
lege, Newark, gave a home demonstra-
Hon at the Century Club last evening.
She urged the club to take up investi-
CATION Of milk, the water supply and
sanitary conditions. The infant NOR
tality in rural New Castle is i26 in
1 900. This is very large as in most %
calities il is only 20 in 1000" \ large
number Of members and friends heard
this very interesting talk.
Mrs. Della Green and Mrs. Richard
Naudain Of Middletown, were the guests
Of Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. l..
L. Eliason on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Watson and her
brother, Martin Casey, left for New
York early yesterday morning to see
the home coming parade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Press, who have
been spending the past two weeks with
Mrs. Press sister in Wilmington, have
home.
Hubert Taylor. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Taylor, has the chickenpoX.
Only routine business was transact
cd at the meeting OF the Board Of Edu-
cation last night. The following bills
were ordered paid: Butler & Son., 80
cents; J. r. Stoops, $3.50. Following Isl
The honor roll for the month:
Third Grade, Miss Dayis-Ellzlbeth
Foster, Eleanor Cramer, Helen Boyce,
Clay Bridgewater, Blank Moreau, Jes-l
sic McCarter. Jane Tobin, Archie Rem
ME. Margaret Schuchordt, Marie Cav
ender. Gilbert Bender. Emma Rees,
Francis Gebhart Jack Bridgewstcr,
Howard Miller.
Second Grade. Miss Lunt-Lillie Ab-
bott. Eleanor Kern, Norman Bowen,
Weston Bender, Charles Davidson,
Charles Fehl, Margaret Long, Ruby
Long, Anna Riley. sarah Ramsay, Anna
Marie steele, Violet Sakers,
NVilber Smith. Wesley Shaw.
First Grade, Miss Bacon-Charles
Stevenson. Harold Gooden, John Proud,
Austin Ingram, Frederick Wilhelm, Earl
Brown, Ann Glauden, Marian kee,
Norma Leib, Esther Tubbs, Thomas
Gravel. Walter Sibley.
No. 3, Miss Pedrick-Arvilla Newton,
Catherine Konicka. Elizabeth Meggin-
son, John Cole, Earl Freebury, Theo-
dore Megginson.
No. 3, Miss Jaquelte-Nlyrtle Watson,
Norman Watson, Margaret Maloney,
Reba Walling, Clarence Maloney.
Eighth Grade, Miss Downie-llarOld
Bannar, Frank Kern, Edward Truitt
Harriet Marsh. Mary Purcell, Rosie
Heymore, Martha Shaw.
seventh Grade, Miss platt-Rpth Zim-