Evening journal., 1921-06-13
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
ST. Peters Graduates to Re
ceive Diplomas on Thurs
day Morning
N. c. H. FINISHES
FRIDAY NIGHT
star corresnondent.

friends or the school are invited to
witness the entertainment, which
will be presented in the Opera
House. Seats will be free. The
program follows. song Delaware" "
by high school Gee Club and eighth
grade pupils. George L. Tobin, lead
er; recitation. kissing Cups Race,
by Miss Francis Sheridan; piano solo
"The Voices OF Nature" by Miss
Elizabeth Hemphill; recitation, Lib
erty Bell" by eighth grade class:
solo. The Swallows" by James T.
Challenger. Jr.; recitation, Mari
on's Dinner" by l.. Ogden Wise. Jr.;
piano duet. "Over Hill and Dale"
by the Misses Naomi Colt and Cert
rude Ratledge; song. Garry Me
Back to Old Virginny." by eighth
grade class; recitation. "A Place for
Boys by Miss Dorothy Bessier: solo,
Mission Of the Rose" by Miss Fran
ces sheridan; piano solo, Con
Amore." by Miss Addie Duling:
chorus. Sweet and Low" by high
school students; recitation, when
the Teacher Gets Cross" by Miss
Frances Sheridan; class president re-
sponds for her class of the year
1921, presentation Of class to super
intendent II. T.. Snavely. following
which Prof. Snavely will speak.
Jacob II. Speicher president OF the
Board OF Education will present the
certificates
The exercises will be concluded by
school and guests singing "The Star
Spangled Banner. Children under
sixth grade standing must be accom-
panied 10y an adult member of the
family.
Prof. II. Z. snaveiy, has presented
the following names on the May roll
Of honor:
Building No. 18th Grade:-Wn-
lard Bicking. Bennie Leach. ogden
Wise, Edward pinder, Francis Gal
lagher. Fritz Pfrommer. George Jar
rell. Jesse Davis. Elizabeth Jones
olga Glandon, Eta Ingram. Alice
Reagan. Frances Sheridan. Mabel
Gullett, Mary Miller and Virginia
Nowlove.
18th Grade-Carrie Atkinson, Mary
Blackburn. Marguerite Currinder
Adelaide Davidson. Vivian Moyle.
Frances Rees. Margaret snavoly.
Hilda Rash, Ralph Aniba. william
Gebhart Harry Long and Wallace
McKnitt.
9Th Grade:-Paul Biclking, Dor
othea Benton, Frank Carrow, GLADYS
Clymer. Roger Cranston, Lulu Free
man. Richard Georgeas. Vernon
Hail. Claude Haman. Samuel Ham
an, Arthur Heather, Jr.. Elizabeth
Hemphill, Harold Hobbs. Harry
Hurd Ruth farrell. Ethel Marsh,
John Martin, Gertrude Miller. Mari
ion Moody, George Pinder and
Emma Rossell.
5th Grade:--M arfe Cavender.
hrrlitage Lewis. Elizabeth Foster.
Elizabeth Megginson, Emma Rees.
Mabel Whiteside, Helen Bessler. CLAY
Bridgewater, Frances Gebhart Har-
ley clymer. Chester McKnitt and
lack Bridgewater.
4th Grade:-E~d ward Gebhart
Henry Speicher, Elizabeth Cramer
Eleanor Kern, Cleora McNallev
Myrtle Moyle, Sarah Ramsey, Mar
lha Shaw and Catherine Mande-
lovitz
ard Grade: - Catherine White
SIDE, Amanda Smith. Marian Kee.
Louise Bradley, Walter Sibley, Jr..
Edward Hemphill, George Carron.
Maurice Ring. Edward Moyle, Phil
lip Heather. Frederick Wilhelme.
Austin Ingram and Sudler Benton.
2nd Grade.-Ann Glanden, Eliza
beth Hopkins, Bernice Moody. Emily
Aahan. Wilson Cannon. Wilson Den
1ey, Arthur Kern. Carl Moyle, Nor
nan Smith and Strother Watson.
lst Grade.-Elizabeth Clayton.
Amy Marsh, Ruby Moyle. Elizabeth
hcKnitt, Arthur Loveloss, Donald
Long and Leslie Walls.
School No. 3-1st Grade:-Elio
-ori: 4th Grade:-Richard Davis /;
lrd Grade:-Myrtle Alfree.
William Str eet School:-Srd
srade;-Ruth Lolly.
2nd Grade:-Florence Green and
Edward Brown
1st Grade:-Mary Moss, Alfred
Soy. Robert Roy and Willard Kin
dow.
Buttonwood school-Fifth grade:
oorothea Sterling; fourth grade.
Georgia Day; third grade, Clara Ray
md Solomon Holland; second grade,
0orothea White. Elwood Lewis
Jeanette White and Howard Ryan;
irst grade, Della Day. Lydie Sim
mons, Ethel Lewis, Elizabeth Cab
age stalk and David Ray.
Miss zelma Matthews, Of near
tate Road. will entertain her class
mates and friends at her home this
Tening.
The sophomore and freshmen
nrls Of the high school will give a
each party this evening at Cohelds
'ehthouse.
me hrst quarterly conference Of
ne New Castle Methodist Church
'ill be held in the Sunday school
ooms on Thursday evening the
fev Robert Watt d. D., district
~ Euperintendent presiding.
The children's day program in the
'irst Presbyterian Church last owe
7ns was enjoyed by an unusually
irge audience. Aubrey Vandever
Wilmington, gave blackboard
Illustrated talk on the methods OF
umulatng interest in, and attend
nee upon the Sunday schools. The
ollection is TO be used in defrayine
ae expenses of a newly Instituted
iission.
II was announced that all persons
dshing to contribute religious lit
-ature will have It property dis
abuted II placed in charge of the
nurch.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
III 90 to Cofeld's Beach, Thursday
iternoon and evening Trucks will
ave from in front OF the church,
scond street, east OF Delaware
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