Evening journal., 1920-04-28
NEWSY GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Home and School Associa-
tion Announces Thursday
Afternoon Meeting
MANY HONOR
ROLL PUPILS
,ecial to The Evening Journal.

binlle hundred iepupucdn boHnnlliee
will viii meet in The old Court House
tomorrow night and organize.
City Council has placed caas on
the streets OF this city for the use Of
pedestrians Several slore keepers
have been using them for depositlns
refuse from their stores. This ac
ton on the part OF the proprietors IS
meeting with The disapproval OF the
city officials, who said last night
that il must be discontinued.
The Del-Mar League will open it
season next Saturday afternoon, when
tho New Castle team will cross bat
with the Edge Moor team.
Boys have been placing warning
bombs on tho trolley tracks, during
the past week. The police have OBJ
dained the names or several boys,
who have been committing these acts
On Sunday evening one woman pas
senger became so frighlcnfe that ar
ter she was taken 10 her .iOme she
experienced considerable trouble win
her nerves.
The Junior American Mechanics Will
meet Tuesday evening 10 lay plans
Tor the observance Of Memorial Day,
NAV 30. a committee viii be ap
pointed 10 wait on the few Civil War
Veterans and the veterans OF the re-
cent war and ind out their desires in
the matter.
A number OF suffragisis attended
the rally held at the Hotel dupont
yesterday.
The probationers' class Of the Meth
odist Church met last night for in
structions by the Rev. j. X. Bick
ing.
The Improvement committee Of
Nazareth Church met a number or
representatives, OF organ firms TO re-
celNe bids and examine the various
styles OF organs manufactured by
Them The church congregation Is
planning 10 have a 5000 pipe organ
Installed within "a short time.
The next meeting Of the Home ana
school Association Will be held In
the main room Of the High School on
Thursday evening. The speaker WI
DE Prof. John shilling, assistant COM
missioner Of education Of the state OF
Delaware. City superintendent Henry
T.. Snavely will outline briefly recent
and forthcoming school activities. The
addresses viii be preceded by a
short musical program. All adults
REGARDLESS OF whether they have
children In the public school, are cor
daily invited TO be present. Since j
is expected that Prof. Shilling VIII
discuss the general educational sid
uatiOn throughout the state. large
audience is anticipated.
10 should be a source or gratilca-
ton 10 local friends OF education thai
ihe New Castle High school Is one OF
The one hundred high and prepara
tory schools throughout the country
invited 10 participate in an essay con
Quoted under the auspices OF. tne Na.
tonal Society OF Colonial Daughters
Every pupil in the high school IS ~
pected to write an essay ON one c
the dozen or more topics su84esle
by lhe society. and the author or tn'
best essay produced In the ilci
school will receive a bronze medal
On Tuesday afternoon, another o
The series Of teachers meetings Wa
held in the high school DuuGins.
These meetings are Intended TO iur
ther educational progress In New ,.as
ne and are held from one 10 thre
iimes a month. General and lOca
educational problems are discussed
and methods OF procedure deler
mined. Free expressions or opinio
are ENCOURAGED and much good DO
been derived from the meetings. IN
i two topics 10 which most attention
has been given throughout the yea
are The Conduct Of he heoitls
i lion" and Teaching Children HOY
| 10 study" AZ the meeting on Tues
1 dan. the health OF school children
/ Inc certincatiOn OF teachers, the lengt
4 OF the school year, and supervise
4 study were touched upon. A numue
OF the teachers expressed tnenselse
4 as having prOfited greatly from IN
4 system Of reports recently introduce
by Supt. SnaNely. -.
Fresh garden and flower seeds
rakes. hoes and spades; wall paper
Following is a list Of the pupils q
dhe public schools who were preeen
j every day during the month Of Marel
The pupils whose names are preceue
NV an *" were present every day
from the opening OF the school teri
4 10 April f.
n Hish school-(x) Ethel Quigley, job
davidson Douglas Proud, George It
bin, Elsie Walls, lx)Niclor D9Ni
Helen Diehl, Ralph Duling, Pierce fol
Albert Grimes, Charles king .N ~, ,,s.l
N abeth Mckay. John Stanley. OK Ear
II Weggeman. Harold Banner, Harr
Gallagher. Elizabeth Long, Samu,
McKnltt, Martha shaw, George Slac
Howard Stanley
In town schools:
Eighth Grade -- Oakley Eskridg
Herbert King. Ok James w ! 5 o
7. lx)Frank Bacon. Arthur Miller, Rul
Zimmerman, Fannie Bryson, Ro!
seventh Grade-Olga Glanden. Et
Ii ingram. Alice Keegan, Virginia New
II love. Frances sheridan. Arcadia Smlt
II Mildred POultney. Willard Bicldn
Cuthbert Bridgewater. Francis Gall
sixth Grade-Dallas Abbott. Carr
" Atkinson, Wallace Cannon. Villa
+. Gebhart. Alice LOveless. Wallace VI
Knit. Margaret Moor. Vivian Moyl
Frances Rees, Margaret Snavely. w
liam stevenson, Clifton Thompso
III Mary Thompson.
u Fifth Grade - Clara Koimon, Eliz
~ beth Hemphill, Ella Burris, Glad
Clymer. Marian Moody. Margaret Ma
II well. King McNally, Vernon Hall, Ha
II ~ Hurd. Harold Hobbs. Roger Gran
III ton. Prank CarrOw, Paul Bickir
III Gordon McNally, George Pind'
III Charles Townsend.
Fourth Grade - Jack Bridgewat'
4t Clay Brldeewaier. Francis Gebha
<t Joseph King. Chester Mcknitt, Ho'
X1 ard Miller. Thomas hees, Daniel 10
III ers Helen Boyce, Gladys Clayto
Marie Cavender. Catherine Tindle.
Third Grade - Anna Shultz. Ma
Keen. Marie Steele, Alice Claytc
Anna Riley, Grace Wipf, Cleora NJ
Nsiiy. Rubv Long, George stcvensc
Weston Bender.
Second Grade - Marian Kec, Nori
= Leib. Earl Brown. George CsrrS
Ceorre Loveless. Thomas Gravel,
ward Hemphill. Edward Moy
Charles Stevenson. Herbert Tobin.
First Grade-Aliee Gravel, ElizaDe
Hopkins. Bernice Moodv Harvey b.
ris' Wilson Denny, Paul Hallman, O
No,,ic Iohn Newton John Proud M