Evening journal., 1920-01-15
SEND 2 BOYS TO
FERRIS SCHOOL
Arrested at Newark in Act
of Driving Off Auto
mobile
FARMERS TRUST co.
ELECTS DIRECTORS
Special to Tho Evenlng Journal.

special TO The Evening journal.
NEWARK, Jan. Magistrate L. w.
Lovetl Yesterday committed Morris
Waronker and Jesse Nenncr, both aged
10 years 20 the Ferris Industrial School
Tile two boys who said they were
from Camden, n j.. were arrested Tues
DAY night by Oflicer Apsley in The act
0f driving Off the automobile Of Alfred
stroud Of near Newark The boys said
they were on their way 10 Baltimore
Final organization OF a local branch OF
the state Teachers Association will be
affected at a meeting 20 be held this
afternoon. 40 the ilrst meeting several
days ago Miss Agnes Snyder was chair
man and Miss Madeline Raby, secretary.
The following committee named at that
time win report this afternoon: Pro-
gram, superintendent phineas Morris,
chairman: Miss Harriet Wilson and
Miss Anna Gallaher; membership, Mis-
katherine Heiser, chairman: Miss Sara
Brown and Miss Mary Hoflecker: con
stitutiQn and by-laws. Miss Mary Hoes
chairman; Miss Madge Richards and
Miss Mary Houston
Directors OF the Farmers Trust Com
pany were elected at a meeting hclG
on Tuesday as follows: Alfred a. Cur
It's, Eben b Frsze, Daniel Thompson
Samuel NJ. DOnneil Chfrfs b. Evans,
Ernest Frazer. n. NJ. Molheral, Harry
Hayward. Frank Collins + " White
man, w. :. Kennedy W q WOllastOn
and Or. Walter Z. Cam The last two
are new directors the others being re-
elected. The board organized by elect
ing Mr.. Curtis president Mr. Frazer
vice-presldent ana Mr.. Thompson, see
retary.
The Rev. p A Brennan, pastor OF 81
Johns r. C. Church has inaugurated
campaign for an Improvement fund Of
5000 Father Brennan started the func
with a Si00 subscription ana SO hours
after II was started on sunday greater
part Of 10 was raised The money viii
be used 90 improve the cemetery. 10 In
Stall a pipe organ and improve the eX-
terror Of the building and grounds
Benjamin W. Stretch for several years
swine herdsman at Delaware College
farm has resigned 30 20 TO Lombard,
H., where he VIII have charge OF a
farm.
Invitations have been issued by The
Pall-Nlall Club for formal dance 10 be
y =
the Y. NJ. c. A. building. Madden and
Whites orchestra will furnish the
music. The patronesses will be: Mrs
Charles II. Blake, Mrs. Herman Il. Ty-
son, Mrs. A. r. Armstrong, Mrs. James A
A. Mckelvey, Mrs. Walter II. steel and
Mrs. George W. Rhodes.
Miss Geneva Burnite OF Newark and
Franklin :. Springer OF Wilmington
were married last Saturday evening by
the Rev William j. Rowan. They are
now on trip south and on their return
will live i'm Newark. Mr.. Springer Is
employed by the dupont Company In
Dean Winifred j. Robinson viii be at
home Friday afternoon at the Women's
College. She will be assisted in receiy
ng by Mrs Allan r. Cullimore. Mrs.
Alfred A Curtis, Mrs Thomas J. Green,
'lrs. C. L. Penny and Mrs. II. ]. Friant
The Engineering Society Of Delaware !
,ollege will give a reception next Mon 4
lay evening In honor of Dean Allan II. :
,ullimore. Professor Clarence A. Short
nd C. w. Banks, all instructors in the
ngineering department who have re-
igned and will leave the college the {
Irst Of next MONTH
The Rev. Frank Herson, pastor OF the 4
'ewark NJ f Church will lecture to- a
light before the Jackson School Inn r
Association. near Cowen- s
own. The Continental Mandolin Club
vii furnish music. r
Miss Elizabeth McNeal has resigned h
5 organist Of the NJ. f. Church and Mrs.
eonard Rhodes ls officiating until an
thor organist Is secured. n
The Blues" a Christian Endesvor
sam that won in the recent membert n
hip contest at the Presbyterian 4
hurch Will be entertained az q supper Il
lven by tAe "Reds." The losing team to- y
borrow evening
A. F. Fader who was operated on for "
ppendlcitis at Delaware Hospital, VIII /.
llngton, several days ago. Is improv- r
lg. n