Evening journal., 1920-12-09
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Mother Gives Baby Cam
phorated Oil Instead of
Castor Oil
MENTION MANY
FOR MAYORALTY
speeIal Lo nd ENenIng journal

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Dec. 9.-The monthly
meeting OF the Home and School Asso-
clatlon will be isld in The High School
auditorium ;hs evening, when an in
leresting program arranged by the
faculty. VIII be presented. Every eff
fort has been made 10 make the pro-
gram as attractive as possible, and 10
IS hoped by the teaching CORPS and
children, that a large number OF par
ents and fr ends Will attend this free
entertainment. The program fol
/ lows:
Song. Delaware" audience: discus
sion, "The significance Of the Occl-
sion," Supt Henry h. Snayely; reciia-
ton, "N0; Expected" Elizabeth Cra-
mer. fourth grade pupils p ano SOLO
| hill. sixth grade pupils essay. The
I Advantages OF a High School Educa-
tlon.' Oakley Eskridge, ninth grade
pupil. vocal qunlette, Little Boy
| Blue Eleanor Cramer, Marie Caven-
der ArVilla Newton. Jane lnbin. and
| Elizabeth Foster lflh grade pupils /;
essay. What Home EcOn0m rs Means
] 10 Me- Harriet Marsh. tenth grad
Tpupil; essay, Benefits / Have Derived
/ From the Study of Home EcOnOm cs, ~
Gertrude Hailcdgc. elev nth grade pu-
! pill, vocal dues, The Merry Heart, "
Adelaide Davidson and Mary Thomp-
son. seventh grade pupils: recitation,
signs Of the seasons" Mar on kec,
Third grade pupil essay, What the
Commercial Course VIII Mean 90 Me
In After l. fe," Esther Berry, eleventh
grade pupil; essay, How High School
/ N ~ uaIpaT 40 ia Dhno. fuar Nv Nnn1.
! ton" Chester Greenwood. eleventh
grade pupil; piano solo. by Ogden
Wise, eighth grade pupil: essay,
why a Boy or G ri Should Not Leave
School at the Eighth Grade" George
r, robin. twelfth grade pupil; essay,
"Recent Educational Progress" May
Jones, twelfth grade pupil violin solo
| by J. Edward Truitt, eleventh grade
pupil: discussion. what We Are
| DO nc in Home Economies Miss Lena
| Ruth Mcssick. instructor OF home
economies; vocal solo shes an Irish
Girl: / Love Her. Franrs Sheridan,
eighth grade pupil: discussion, "Agri-
culture In the New Castle High
School" Prof John C. Hadley, in
slructOr Of agriculture violin solo. by
/ Herbert Hewlett. eleventh grade pupil :
song. star Spangled Banner audi
ence.
The Board Of Education viii meet
preceding the Home and School Ass0-
citation meeting, beginning at 73O
o'clock.
BENJAMIN Miller. River Road. South
of Dohblnsville. suffered severe lacer
alton Of the ! n hand. while unload
! ing a car Of pig iron yesterday after
noon, al the Deemer Steel Casting
Company's plant. Dr. Julius nodd
| scWcd the wound Miller attempted
10 throw a large piece OF iron off the
car. when the opposite end struck an
obstruction and caught his hand ho
tween The end nearest him and The
side Of the car.
Mrs Bessie Ring. Of the Strand
thinking she was giving her 3-year
old son, Charles a dose of castor oil
gaVc him camphOraicd OH Instead las
evening Dr Julius nodd admins
tered an emeiic. The baby is now on
OF danger.
James the 3yoar-old son Of Leslh
Walls was taken suddenly an Tues
lday afternoon. while standing on
chair. looking out Of tha window. an,
falling. w n 10 The floor lacerat ng hi
head DR. Julius Dodd dressed thl
| chld's wounds
Al M reorganization or the Ep
worth LEAGUE at the New Casil'
Methodist Church on Tuesday even
ing the following officers wer'
elected Mrs Mary Denny, president
Mrs Charles Townsend first vice
president Miss Ruth Zimmerman
Second vice president: Miss Berth,
Barnes. third vic' president: Mis-
Myrtle Magnire. fourth vice-presi
ie1.. Miss Laura Armnriestcr sec
rciary. and Ralph nullng treasurer.
Professor lohn Flrnum. a travelin
lecturer. entertained the students a
lhe Hieh School yesterday Afternoon
, for about an hour with his display d
, antqmtles, explaining their origl
and use.
The second quarterly conference a
% the New Castle Methodist Churcl
for th conference wear, will be hel
I'm The church tomorrow evening. tn
Rev Robert Watt district superiI
r iendent Of the Wilmington distrlc
= will be IN charge.
Friendship Lodga No. 3. A. q. Il. W
Z VIII hold Is weekly business sessiO
in The Old Town Han. this evening
The Junior and Senior choirs of n
Methodist Church will hold the
weekly rehearsal his evnnng in N
70 sunday school room.
d Members or the Ladies' Aid Sociel
,, N the Frst Baptist Church ha,
awarded the contract for The dede
o oralion of the interior of the parso
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