Evening journal., 1920-11-12
CHILDREN OF
COUNTY give
TORED CROSS
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Traction Company. Benjamin =. Shaw
Company. j. r. Rhoades and sons,
DObdell Car Wheel Company. Pyrltes
Company. Jessup and Moore Paper
Company.
In sending In reports OF the schools,
teachers are requested to send The
money either BY check, postage stamps
or money order. Some or the turns
have been entirely in pennies, and be
fore this can be reported 70 Washing
ton. II must be transferred into paper
collateral. 10 also prevents the scnool
in receiving Its certificate, buttons ana
hOOnr roll as promptly as Is desired.
Most OF the reports OF schools 20
day were from down-State schools.
sussex county showing up splendidly
In this respeot. Those that had been
tabulated today up 20 noon and which
are entitled 10 the priez poster are as
Wslmington-School No. "a. rooms,
3Ss puniis Ellen NJ. Rtchic, princl-
pal; No. "a, 26 rooms, 6i0 pupils, sal
lie Reid shaw, principal; No. 4 b
rooms, 25S pupils. Clara +: sullivan
principal; No. "A. 70 rooms, 552 pupils,
Martha l.. Magee, principal; No. l5'
5 rooms, 32i pupils, Ellen Samworth'
principal: No. %, rooms, i36 pupils
4 Ellen Samworth, principal; No. W
s rooms, 352 pupils. Marion Loney'
principal; No. Q. t6 rooms, olO pupils
Clara Mend nhall. principal; NO y
10 rooms, 39i pupils, T. @. Dousiler,ssso, ,so
lprinclpal: Sacred Heart, 4 rooms ~
B pupils. Sr. NJ. COlllsia, principal.
| Down state schools.
Tavlor's Bridge. New Castle, room,
/ i2 pupis. Earle H. Martin, teacher
SMYRNA. ~ rooms, COO pupils, q. w NJ.
| Schantz. principal, Clayton, o rooms,
pos pupils. Emma Bad0r, principal
! Hartley. 2 rooms, 5S pupils, Helen NJ.
! Heather, principal Houston, ? rooms
/ N pupils. G. s. swain. principal; Cow
! ellis Corner. Dover, room, % pupils,
Rachael L. Lafferty. teacher; Mills
boro. 6 rooms. 10 pupils, Elisha A.
Steele. principal: Sunnyside, Bridge
Vile. / room. 45 pup rs. Hazel Iaiman
teacher: Georgetown, 1 room, % pu-
nils. Lucy Y. Warrington, teacher'
| Trinity. Greenwood, 4 room. % puplis
John II. Horner. teacher; IVY ColieBe,
Frankford, 1 room, q pupils Clare
Holloway. teacher: Magnolia. 8 rooms,
"a punils ]. Ralph Mollvaine. princi-
nal: Newark special DISTRICT 3 rooms
i2f nupils Catherine l.. Waddletonl
principal: Maple Grove, Harrington
room. 40 pupils. Minnie q. Price
teacher; Naughans, Laurel, room' az
nupils Herman .. Brittlngham. teach
~. Fishers. Greenwood. 1 room, ~
nupiis. l.. B. Prettyman. teacher; Mar
Vel Harrington, 1 room. p pupils
Mrs. Elsie G.. Welsh. teacher.
In addition 10 all its other work 10
day the Motor Corps had unusua
calls made upon II. Just how actiN'
II is is indicated by the schedule 10
lhe day which follows:
Twelve children TO Delaware hos
pital clinic Including one colorel
| boy, fractured leg, plaster cast an
1aher case is a baby win broken col
lar bone, the sister OF the boy wh
. lost both arm by coming IN conia'
, INV IN a live wre, after climbing a O.
J, egraph pole. and whom we have take
To the hospital many times. IN
2 others, infantile paralysis cases },
] Emergency call TO Henry Clay 70
Children's Bureau. A.
Emereency call 10 Chester at u
request OF John Rossell. very y
woman and IN baby 10 be brough
home. practically a stretcher case, Du
. could not get an ambulance.
, Delaware Hospital Social service De
partment worker trip 10 Wesi Cheste
to bring back a mother recoVerln
from operation.
Red Cross teaching center Tor us
in schools, and also 20 lake dlrecuo
OF Childrenls Bureau or Dela"ale'