Evening journal., 1920-09-11
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
392 Pupils Enrolled in White
School and AZ in Negro
Schools
NAME WOMEN
ON COMMITTEE
speoIal 10 The Evening Journal.

ment in the white schools of New
Castle on the opening day Of school
last Tuesday was 3J2 and Negro
schools AZ, making a total in all
schools Of i39. The enrolment on
the opening day by schools and
grades follow:
White schools High school, 60.
lntOwn elementary-Eighth grade. 2;
seventh. AZ; sixth, 32 nfih, i3. fourth,
al; third, 30; second. %; first, AZ.
Building No. 3-Thlrd and fourth
grades. &c; first and second, 2i Total
in white schools. 1872
Negro schOols-W Williams street
building Third. fourth and NTH
grades, b first and second grades. q.
Buttonwood building Fourth grade.
4; third, 4 4; second, Z; first i2. Total
In Negro schools, a. Total In all
schools, i39,
Since the opening OF The term. how
ever. the enrOllns-nt has been slightly
increased Quite few children OF
school age, especially Negro children,
have not yet been enrolled, and. with
In the next few days a neffOrt Will be
made TO ascertain how many Of these
have legitimate expenses for not at
tending school. Superintendent II. ~.
Snavely reports that. on the whole,
ANAillHI anu pup ~ nav "NhA wv Ait'
work Of the term with commendable
spirit
Services at the New Castle Metho-
dist Church tomorrow Will be:
Preaching at A o'clock by the pastor,
the Rev. r. Bicklng, on the subject
"lchaabOd" Sunday school and
Baraca Glass will be az o'clock in
the Sunday school room At the eve
ming service, az o'clock. the pastor
will speak on what Determines
Character" The New Castle Hundred
Sunday School Convention will be
held I'm this church next Tuesday eve
ming. The Rev. John w r. Sumwalt
u. n. of Wilmington, Will be the
speaker
The frst fall session Of The I'm
manuel y e. Church Sunday school
viii he held tomorrow afternoon. at
2.3O o'clock. All former and new
scholars are extended an invitation TO
attend The services Of the lmmanuel
Church begins tomorrow morning at
73O o'clock with the celebration Of
Holy Communion. AZ 1890 o'clock the
rector. the Rev. Joseph II. Earp Will
speak on The Power OF the Mind
over the Body" and will continue the
discussion OF the subject at the eve
ming service al 7.30 O'Clock. The rec
tor especially invites all those who
wish TO hear OF the way IN which
mental and physical troubles have
been cured by faith In God, to attend
these services.
The usual Sunday services will be
held in the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. both morning and evening,
with the Rev. S. Beattie Wylle, pas
tor in charge.
G Franklin Thomson employed IN
the engineering department ~ the
local plant Of ahe Penn Scah0ard Steel
Corporation, who was married re-
Gently returned TO resume his work
yesterday. lie and his bride have
been spending their honeymoon al
fBuckneli and in the pocono Noun.
lains They Will occupy an apartment
In the old Star Hotel.
Mark Bennett NJ Sixth street, has
purchased from Mr. and Mrs =. Frank
HeWFtt The property on East SKI
street. occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry
y. Holiday
4 meeting Of the New Castle hun
dIed Democratic Committee was held
In the old armOry I'm the Court House
last evening A number OF women at
tended and a committee composed of
1--WE women, was appointed. who viii
select three women from each Of Tho
five districts Of the Tenth RoprosCn.
tative district. 10 canvass The town ar,
give instruction 20 women how q
/ register and vote In the general eloc
tlon. The women appointed werl
/ MISS Bertha Lamhson. Mrs lohl
Montgomery. Mrs. Francis p Mccall
| lin. Miss Pauline Rogers and Mr.,
viii cooperate with the mems com
mlttee meeting of the Joint com
mlttees will be held next Wedncsda
evening
For representative Of New Castl
Hundred. Edward s. Mogginson, sui
lect 10 the decison Of the Republica
party ADV.
Members NJ The Good VIII Fire Con
pany will hold an important meetin
tomorrow afternoon az 4 O'Clock
the hall on South street hetwoC
Fifth and Sixth streets. All member
are requested 10 attend
James White. an employee al N
local plant OF The Penn SeahOar
steel Corporation, was treated by D
mlns Todd re~hrlN fOr 1iuriN
the third and fourth toes OF his rlsl
foot II was found the third q
had been fractured. The injuries OF
Cured while at work. by a large pie,
OF steel falling on his foot
The auction sale NJ personal effec
OF Miss Hetty Smith. deceased he
yesterday at her former residence q
IN Strand. resulted In good price
The antique and newer furniture bl
ing In demand.
The Amsco Girls, an organizatio
composed OF women employees of On
! American Manganese steel Compan,
will hold a dance on Actober. Geore
Madden's orchestra Will furnish Oh
] music.
The opening OF Delaware and IN
/ Woman's Colleges at Newark. wi
/ take place next Thursday. Turpi
Rose, the Misses Mildred, Hollida,
Mary ]. Givison. Edna Cranston an
Katherine Regina Rothrock, member
/ 0f 1920 graduating class Of the loca
High School. Will leave Tor these in
stituiiOns next Wednesday
Marie, The nine year old daughie
OF former Mayor and Mrs. Theodor
w. CaVender. found a gold band rims
while playing on the lawn Of The 81
/ Peters Convent. Firth and DelaWar
streets, yesterday
There was no meeting Of the ncwl
/ organized band last evening as sched
uled, owing 10 the room, used b
them In their rehearsal being occu
pied by the Democratic Committee q
New Castle Hundred.
Messrs. J r. Stoops. William Wee
\ genmann and George Poole, city cOun
n cilmen at "a special meeting. awar,le
II the contract for the construction q
II 100 feet OF curhing and gutter o
Delaware street, from the post onlc
81 70 Second street, 90 n. G. Clark. 4
Delaware City, whose bid was y 4
cents per foot less than the bid sui
II mltted by Charles p. Lancaster, a loo.
he contractor. MIR. Clarks bid was g7
Pr cents hneal foot. AS no bids we,
~ received for the work To he do,
IN ON The Good WIN Fire nnnsa n