Evening journal., 1921-04-30
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Methodists Postpone Tooth
Anniversary of Found
ing of Church
MANY SCHOLARS
ON HONOR ROLL
star Correspondent

NEW CASTLE. April SO.-The
centennial celebration Of the dedica-
ton OF the New Castle Methodist
Church. which was to be held next
month. has been deferred, the new
organ not being ready for installa-
tion.
Methodism was made one OF the
towns religious forms Of worship in
1919. and two years later the congre-
cation, then small, arected a small
chapel, which was dedicated in May.
as the Nazareth Methodist Episcopal
Church. This building remainded
until 1868. when the congregation
outgrew its then small quarters and
a new edifce was erected on the
present sit. which remains intact.
and forms the main body Of the
present church building. Several
times since that. the building has
been found inadequate for the needs
of this fast growing organization un-
I'll now the main building covers an
area Of about 5000 square feet floor
with large annex and wings cover
ing as much more space. At the
rededication Of the church in May
1863 the name was changed to the
New Castle Methodist Episcopa
Church.
Arrangements are being completed
| for a most elaborate celebration OF
May Day, which will be held about
! the middle Of next month on tn,
/ school green. the date to be announc.
ed later. The selection OF a queen viii
be made next week. but in accord
ance with the usual policy Of th'
l school. her name will not be an.
nounced until the day Of the pres
entation OF the program.
The students OF the various High
School classes and pupils in the sew
erai grades Of the Grammar schoo
/ will take part. The entire after
noon will be given over 10 the cele
bration.
The Junior and Senior classes o
the High School are completing ar
rangements for their Washington. d
G., bi-enniel trip.
Prof. II. r. Snavely. superintend
ent Of schools. announced yesterda
the following honorary roll pupil
for March:
High School-Senior Classic oh
Davidson. Chester Greenwood. Ma
Jones. Douglas Proud, Blanche sib
ley.
Sophomore Class:-Harold Ban
mar. Lester Ingram, Frank Kern an
Marion Williams.
, Junior Class:-Joseph Cannon
Charles Cannon, Helen Diehl. Ralp
Duling. Charles King. Marie Mend
enhall and Elizabeth Mckay.
, Freshman Class:-Dorothy Be'
sier. Rose Cooper Francis Sentmai
, Elsie Walker and Ruth z!mmermal
Eighth Grade-Cuthbert Bridge
! water, willard Bicking. ogden Wis
Edward Pinder. Frances Gallaghe
b. Fritz Pfrommer. George Jarre
b. Mildred Fehl Elizabeth Jones. Add
z Duling. Mildred Currinder. OILS
/ Glandon. Eta Ingram. Alice lSeel
r an. Frances Sheridan. Arcadia Smit
D Mary Miller and Virginia Newlove
Seventh Grade:-Carrie Atkinso
. Mary Blackburn. Myrtle Hufna
4 Alice Loveless, Vivian Moyle. Frai
81 ces Rees. Margaret Snavely, Edit
, Stanley. Ruth Wilhelme. Hilda Ras
e Ralph Aniba. Wallace Cannon, Ea
Freebery. William Gebhart. Hari
Long. Vernon Mcdowell Walla'
! McKnitt and william Stevenson.
sixth Grade.-Paul Bicking, Dol
, tha Benton. Gladys Clymer. Eliz
beth Hemphill. Harry Hurd. Rui
farrell. Ethel Marsh. Marion Mood
clyde Moylo. George Pinder Emn
n Rossel. Elsie Stidham. Margar
n Maxwell and Lulu Freeman.
Fifth Grade Marie Cavende
n Jane Tobin. Catherine Tindle. Emn
W Rees. Herbert Barnes. Clay Bridg
n water William Loveless. Chester NJ
a Knit, Gilbert Bender. Gladys Cla
If ton. Armitage Lewis. Elizabeth Me
k. ginson. Helen Bessier. Howard NJ
Ter. Harley Clymer. Weldon Rim
IN Charles Whiteside and Thomas Rec
* Fourth Grade:-Leroy Blake. W
II liam Cannon, Howard Cooper, =
y ward Gebhart, Marvin Gore, FL
Roberts, Henry Speicher. Geor
rs stevenson. Eleanor Kern. Mary lie
,e nox, Cleora McNally. Myrtle Moy
Sarah Ramsey Martha Shaw. An
Shultz. Mary Smith. William Be
and Lillian Abbott.
Third Grade:-Pearl Gland,
Amanda Smith, Marian Kee. Geor
a.. Loveless, James Smith, Walter 81
,s ley, Edward Hemphill. Herbert To
r. in. Earl Brown. Edward Moyle. Hs
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