Evening journal., 1920-05-14
al IN The Evening Journal.

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NEW CASTLE, May IA confer
bee between the Wilmington and
bfadelphia Traction Company OH
.lis and Mayor Eckles was held Ghiss
L. ling. when p. Il. Riley general
Iperini endent; n. w. Wilson, wee
lesident. and Joseph Geiger, super
Lendent of the New Castle power /
'buse. discussed the local trolley SIT
LFederal prohibition enforcing ON,
-. Charles Brunsneld and Howard
| Reiuhardt, visited thls cily ses.
trdav in quest of venderS or wei
tods." No violahors or the law "elo
Tbe T dining room OF the Nazareth
,,rch h was llled TO capacity. last
t,enin, when The members or the
- Society OF the church enter
Ejnod the men OF the churcn Is
E,,sicale and luncheon in celeDr Drtlloh
y -ine eighth anniversary OF Wie 80
II eio ok6a,1. 90O partook OF me
roboon and enjoyed the nlusictle
n llulioS ,.l -, tho Navior Orchestra, com
Sod ~ E,lvsard II. NaylOr, Jr., pldn-
o-J,usr-d NavlOr, Sr., cornetlsIi
~, Navlor. tr,onbonist. and Vaughn
\ anI-,Ster. ~ vsohnist, and the SOLOS ps
1site- Rirtler and George lQpm, u
A {5d~osses were made Dy VIZ ~ ~
I'm III Beauchamps me heN. a. M. ~
*t.j.ine lanes II. Challenger anu 'lai ~
S,ii1rs Dodd. Mr.. BeauclltIhP ~ ,,o,,, q
nrmer pastor OF aile Gnu 5ii.''-ic, -, 60.
secretary OF the Home Ailssicn sS,ces In
n 70 ~ DelaWare, Win oniocS ~
q &,s.inai,,.Ston 49, During his remarks pr
in ~ the luncheon me- sal1 ~
49, 80 "a he the FIRST 10 oohsllDube- .,b
lsiiso " ,o,y 70 organ fund and SUD
ribed $40. a.pio, NJ the su-
W ed,,f - az schools, Prol, II r.
erllls,eli .,,l Sbe Hoard OF Educatloh Is.
naSei9 nay 9decided that the eighW ~ ~
il.els eo,,ei o,,,-e,eises viii be held III w eiS
l ss,si0uI uonse. June Q, at 8 p. IN, al,u
.ish srhool commencement "a
#r-sises on June IL, ..,r,,al transfer
The nlan OF having annut. - - %
vercise erJ marking the promou.9hl Sis5 S
is.s from the elementary 20 tne ei'7 IN
.booi mas been found NslusD.o ~ "a
IN Castle 20 inspire cnlluien i,. iic
Uontinare their Work N Wy Ninter
n eHools and 70 stimulate Ilo ,,biic
- ~ narents and others IN puDiio
S,,.,t,cn speclal effort VIII De
3 ,s5e fhis wear TO give an interest
~ Instructive and crediaDle pro-
-.9ro hefors a large audience illelt
,i1 he musical and literary nuiilDe.s :
II members OF the class, mat IS 10
" promoted. similar numbers Dy nlel
shool students. community SINGING
"A an address by Professor SnaNely
no nrocram will be in charge OF Mis-
.sr.-ie Doyynie. teacher OF the elgnul
yade and acting principal Of the ele-
nenfary school. Professor SnaNell
as selected as his topic: The sever
fllans OF a Modern Education
Il All OF the eight members OF tn'
radt1ating class OF the high sohoo
re working hard on their commence.
= 1ent ESSAYS. The State Department
81 Fd1cafion has sent 10 the
81 nhools Of The Slate lSt OF sue
ysSied topics dealing with the geogra
= nv. resources, industries and hislof'
n Delaware. The idea IS 70 nav
he hirh school seniors Of the stat
= rake original contributions Of tnel
lnovlecige OF Delaware. Wnen 70 ]
,ossible to do so, topics OF local 10
~ ;sresa will be selected or genera
~ opics will be discussed from loca
fandpoints. A list Of the seniors an
\ heir topics follows; "A Histories
~ Yllrch OF Delaware; Immanut
81 hlrch OF New CASTLE" Regina Rom
Nck- A Hlolulf VI A.t-N.- -e-3 ~ -
Vew Castle" Mary Richards; IN
y syViHiam Penn in Delaware" Edn
.ransion: 'sThe T1velve-Aiile Circle,
Martha BryEOn: fTrhe Delaware River,
||I Ielen Davidson: THE Settlement o
Icew Castle" Ethel Quigley; 'Slh
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
A number OF public spirited citl
ems have placed books. document
md other materials at the dispose
s,f the students. Prizes Of $50, s.
u md $40 will be awarded 20 the thre
sssays that in the opinion Of Tn
- state Department are the best q
hose received from throughout lh
state. The main value OF The eXei
s.se, however, lies in its intensel
lractical nature. Students are Obllge
% use their knowledge OF the. schO,
.S1ibiects in purpOselV activities.
The MAY day exercises viii be hel
81 IN Tuesday, May %. at p. m. m
81 Students Of the high school rec MI
4 DIED for the MAY queen. All OF IN
,enior girls are eligible, and the su'
W essful candidate Will be announce
vi ater The program viii be announce
~ ihortly. 10 is being arranged und'
'/# he direction OF Miss Edith Gabel an
Mss Lucia NJ Jones. OF the hig
< school faculty, assisted by the var
.7 pas elementary teachers
By Boys and Girls Club work Is beir
organized among the elementary pl
X lils over ten years OF age under q
|< erection Of Vincent 5. Border, teacl
nj IT Of agriculture. An effort viii ]
6. made 10 interest the children In pla
81 ling and executing interesting al
"a IEeful projects.
W The public will be Interested
~ earn that Mr.. Border, whose wOi
- las met with lhe warm approval
81 lie superintendent and the board
1U education has agreed 10 remain
X< New Castle for another year.
E Auction Sale Of Furniture, at Jeffe
son House, Saturday, May 10. Sa