Evening journal., 1921-12-09
News Happenings in Delaware and Maryland Towns

itAtle Otttics OlcoIh Mc4Naii9t NsAN NAN
Moyle. Anna Shultz, Anna Riley.
Lille Abbott, Howard Cooper, Henry
speicher. Charles Davidson. Edward
II. Gebhart. Emile Rodney. William
Alexander Dvoretsky. Mich
ael Dvoretsky.
Fourth Grade-Elsie Arthurs Lou
Use Bradley, Pearl Clanden. Marian
Kee, Amanda Smith. Esther Tubbs,
Weston Bender. Benny Blake. Earl
Brown. George Carrow. Harold
Gooden. Thomas Gravel, Edward
David Maxwell Ellis Ro-
berts. Walter Sibley. George Steven
son. Herbert Tobin. Edward Moyle.
Third Grade-Fannie Tubbs. Reba
Greer. Elnor Hewlett. Mary Chal-
lenger. Bernice Moody. Eileen Dilts.
Ann Glanden, Ruth Marshall. Jessie
Meginniss. Dorothy Johnson. Eliza
beth Hopkins. Alice Gravel. Norman
Walker. Charles Stevenson, John
Proud, Wilson Denny, Harley Scale
Carl Moyle. Earl Clymer. Samuel
Hatton, Arthur Kern and Jack ely
mer.
No. 3 School, Fourth Grade-Cath-
arine Alfree; Third Grade-Myrtle
Watson. William Steele; Second
Grade-Stella Cori. Annie Anderson;
First Grade - Jenny Megginson
Thomas Harrison, Lydia Corr and
Elio Corr.
Five dollars, or extra trousers.
with suit orders before Xmas. M.
Waldman, tailor.-Adv
Mrs. ]. r. Bicking left yesterday
afternoon for Philadelphia, where
she will undergo a serious opera
ton in the Methodist Hospital.
William Cooper. attorney. residing
on River Road near the Rife Range
below this city, is seriously III at his
home.
Mrs Eliza Handy, Negress, aged
rs, died at her home early yesterday
morning. OF paralysis, with which
she had been suffering for several
months Mrs. Handy was a life
long resident OF this city. and had
lived In the home on East Fourth
street many years. She had worked
for many OF the Oldest families
during her life time. The funeral
services will be held in the Union A.
M. e. Church. with interment in the
adjoining cemetery az 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
Rehearsals OF Christmas anthems
by the Emmanuel Episcopal Church
choir began last evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter G.. Mad
den. George II. Madden is the or
ganist. Services will be held in that
church at midnight Christmas eve.
and at other times on Christmas
Day.
Several farmers OF near Hare's
Corner gathered at the home OF
Tasker Clark yesterday. when an
fashioned hog killing took place.
Several neighbors brought porkers
raised by them and Joined in the
general killing. Mr.. Clark's hog
took first prize and Mrs. Julia Nc
CaIlister's second prize. weighing
500 and PSF pounds respectively
Amone those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. King. Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker,
Mrs c. b. Lonand, Mrs. Julia Nc
Callister. Misses Alice Walker and
Elizabeth McCailister. and Messrs
Thomas Clark. James Blackburn
Francis McCallister, Harvey Kinl
and Reese Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs Dipietropalo. OF S0'
Clayton street. are receiving con
gratulations on the birth OF an s.
pound girl The baby has beer
named Richetta Clerina.
Mayor Cramer has returned the
ordinance concerning the licensing
Of busses and jitneys to City Clerk
Smith. unsigned. accompanied by a
note in which he informed council,
he would sign same II II read 81 per
passenger capacity, instead OF the
fiat $50 annual fee, as passed.
, At the annual meeting OF Caesar
Rodney Chapter No. 8. order OF
Eastern Star, last evening. the fol-
lowing officers were elected; Miss
Carrie Gemmill, worthy matron;
Edward II. Naylor. worthy patron;
Mrs. sallie Meredith. associate wor-
thy matron; Miss Anna Vantine
conductress; Mrs. Dora Clymer, as
sociate conductress; Mrs. Elizabeth
Hobbs, secretary; Mrs. Ellen Foster
treasurer; w w. Leach trustee FOL
: three years. The appointive Office
will be named at the January meet
ing, at which time the installation
OF all officers will take place.
The Sunday school class OF tn
Methodist church, taught by Mis-
Helen Whlteside will hold a sou
sale in the church supper room o.
Friday afternoon. Proceeds for tn
benefit Of Home Charities.
The "Old Fashioned Supper
given in the Century club room
b yesterday afternoon and evening
under the auspices OF the member
OF the First Presbyterian Churc
was very successful. About 800 sur
pers were served.
= Mr.. andMrs. Harry Bungard. {
Chesapeake City, Nd. Mr.. and Mr.
Otto Wiess and Mrs. Harry Dalb,
Wilmington, motored to this Gil
last evening and were guests ,
/ Mrs. Anna Miley.
At the monthly meeting OF N
; Ladies' Aid Society OF the First Bar
tist Church. which was held at n
, home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
J Hewlett OF West Sixth stree
the annual election OF officer
for the ensuing year took place, an
! the following selections we're made
Mrs. John Hopkins. president; Mr.
Frederick W. Overhiser vice-pres
dent; Mrs. Charles Lieb, secretary
Mrs S. Hickman Hewitt. treasurer
J Mrs Frank Hewlett, collector. Mr.