Evening journal., 1920-11-19
WEATHER MAN
AIDSREDCROSS
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be aided by a hard working commit
tee OF a score OF women.
The question has often been asked
what becomes or the dollar member
snip dues. Half or The dollar is at
once sent 10 national Red Cross head
quarters at Washington. or the re-
naming 30 cents. % cents goes 10 the
4eaching centers and hygiene and
HON nursing courses. Ten cents Is
returned 10 each auxiliary and that
leaves 10 cents 10 defray the operat-
ing expenses OF each State chapter.
This division Of the money. IL Is be-
lieyed Will explain some questions
about which many were ignorant.
The schools OF The city, county and
State, again come forward today with
splendid returns In The Junior men,
bership drive. But In addition 10 en-
rolling their rooms 100 per cent n
the Junior memberships, teachers are
doing more and are Joining as : n or
members. The same Is true with the
older pupils. ID. A. petry, principal OF
the Selbyville school, wrote Mrs.
Thomas ". Wilson. director OF the
Junior membership campaign that the
teachers in his school were joining as
oNhANA llNAANNlr = anu NlhN iAhiie VI HlN
pupils were doing also. This Is the
case with several schools In this city,
where some Of The older students
want 90 be enrolled as senior mem
bors.
The list Of svchools reporting 100
per cent. mtmb rship In the Junior
division follow.
Mount Airy Slhool Route 4. Will
m ngion, 1 room, i6 pupils, Annie p.
Newnon, teacher; Hockessin school.
flOckessln, 4 room, &c pupils, Rachel
l.. Asbury. teacher; Union School,
Lincoln, room, 80 pupils, Elijah n
NJ. Cl ndaniel, teacher: Bethany
Boach Sihool. Bethany Beach. 4 room,
40 pupils. Anna X Holt, acher; Mont
chanln school. MOnlclanin. rooms,
20 Opupis. Los NJ. Banning. principal ;
] Lcipsic school, l. ips e.. rooms. 20
pupils. s. Elizabeth StaiOre. princi-
pal: Richardson Park school, Rich
ardson Park. rooms. 232 pupils,
Edith Cooper, principal; Kenion
School. KentOn. rooms. - pupils.
s. Kathryn Johns. principal; school
| No. D, Wilmington, 8 teachers. 32J
I pupils. Florence Y. Marley, princi-
pal School No. q. Wilmington. 7
teachers, 2ii pupils. sophie Jones,
| principal.
olaugller Neck. Milford. teachers,
81 pupils. Mrs. w X. Jefferson
Blackbird School. Blackbird one
/ teacher, 36 pupils. Gladys VI. Hopkins
/ Viola Coiored school Viola, two
/ teachers. 30 pupils Marie +. Kelly;
/ Milton School. Milton. six teachers.
| is9 pupils, John r. McManus: Hills
School. Harbeson. one teacher. 20 pu-
pills. b. $ Blizzard: Williamsvllla
School, Sclbyville. two teachers. i5
| pupils, Tilgman :. Johnson: Selby-
Vile school. Selbyvnle two teachers.
i62 pupils, ID A. peiry: Chestnut
Grove school Dover, one teacher. 81
pupils, Reba A. Willis: Cannon school
Cannon. two teachers. J6 pupils. Katie
/ l. Burield: HOllindsvillc School. Har.
ringlon, one teacher % pupils. Ann;
Lister; Nfild school Sealord two
teachers, 20 pupils, Ruth +. Hartford
Edge Moor School. Edce Maor. twl
J teach ers. - pupils, Elsie Insley
GLASGOW Sihool. Porters. one teacher
p pupils. May Brown: Wneys SohOO
Dover, one teacher. p pupils. Rhod
81 Masten; Harmony School Marshall
ton, one teacher 36 pupils. Emma VI
{ Campbell; Gre nwOod school. Green
. wood; six teachers. 1856 pupils, Ethe
I B. Gibson.