Evening journal., 1921-06-27
OPENPLAYFIELDS
NEXT TUESDAY
Woodlawn to Get Started
With Fourth of July
Jubilee
MEN, WOMEN
TO AID WORK

The eleven or more Fairgrounds
Of this city will be opened for the
summer season on July 8. The
grounds viii be open for eight weeks
and will be under the supervision
of the Board Of Park Commission,
Miss Jennie NJ. Weaver, superinten-
dent The Fairgrounds are at
Fourth and Pine streets, Kirkwood
Park. Eden Park Walnut street
(colored). Coyne Madison, Brown
town, Clayton. Grant, Delamore
Park. and stapler Park There is
also the possibility Of there being
one opened in the italian neighbor-
hood The grounds will be open
from a. m. to . p. m.
The Woodlawn Neighborhood AS
sociation is planning an elaborate
celebration Of the Fourth. with a
fireworks display as a feature Plans
are being made for similar celebra-
tions at some OF the other play
grounds. Southside folks will hold
a picnic at Eden Park.
Those who will have charge OF the
various activities at the different
Fairgrounds Of the city follow:
Pine--Norman pyle. graduate Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. assigned as
associate professor in University Of
the Philippines; experience in Unit
ed States Army and Fairgrounds in
West Chester, Pa; Elizabeth c.
Beauchamp. graduate OF Dover
Academy. ex~ erienced as teacher in
Wilmington public schools and Will
80 ~. q
Eden-Wnliam Foulk. graduate OF
Wilmington High School, University
OF Delaware; experience in United
States Army, Y. M. c. A., and as
Boy Scout leader Miss Regina
Neher. graduate of Wilmington High
school. student Mt Holyoke College.
Walnut--Miss Alice Whitten grad
uate Of Howard School teacher in
Philadelphia public schools; exper-
ience in Wilmington Fairgrounds,
three years
Coyne--Miss Dorothy Kuhns
graduate of Wilmington High
school. American College OF Physi-
cal Education, Chicago; experience
in Wilmington Fairgrounds, one
year.
Kirkwood-Miss Alice Neher
graduate of Wilmington High School
student Mt. Holyoke College. exper-
ience in Wilmington Fairgrounds
one year; Miss Margaret Snyder
graduate Of Wilmington High School
student Michigan Agricultural Col.
lege, experience, practice work in
social centers of Lansing.
Delamore-Harry Wright, student
y. Nj. @. A.. experienced as boys
club leader at Peoples Settlement.
Miss Evelyn r. Kitchens, gradual,
of Wilmington High School; exper
fenced as substitute teacher of gym
nastics at High school and Y. w
c. a.
Browntown--Joseph Hoiveck, st
Pauls Parochial school; experienc.
ed in Wilmington Fairgrounds thre,
years Miss Mcdonnell graduate
Wilmington High School; experience
ed in Wilmington Community Ser,
vice.
layton-Hillard Greenstein, grad
uate of Wilmington High School
University of Pennsylvania; exper
fenced in Wilmington playground
four years. Miss Dorothy Arnold
graduate of Darlington Seminary
experienced in Wilmington play
grounds one year
stapler-Miss Alice Roop. gradu
ate Wilmington High School, Wo
mans College of Delaware: exper
ienced in Wilmington playground
one year.
Woodlawn-Leonard b. DAILY
third year student OF vocationa
training at Delaware University ex
perienced L. S. Army nine month,
Wistar Woods Neighborhood Asso
citation. Germantown, Pa. Miss Lis
ette T.. stephan. graduate OF VIII
mington Training School for Teach
Rrs; experienced in Wilmington pub
ic school four years.
Madison and Conrad--Miss Eliza
beth Downward, graduate Whining
.on High School, University Of Penn
sylvania: experienced in whining
ION Fairgrounds six years Mis-
Laura Wilson, graduate Wilmingto
High School; experienced as teache
Wilmington schools and play
grounds for three years. T. ]. Nc
Donnell, graduate Wilmington Hig
school, student University Of Della
ware; experienced in U. S. Arm
and Community Service.
The hours for the Fairgrounds wi
5e as follows:
East side playgrounds-Pine,
A, m. to . p. M; Eden, a. m. I
p. M: Kirkwood. Q a. m. to
D. m; Walnut. ? a. m. TO D. m
coyne, a. m. to 12: p. m. to
D.. m.
West side playgrounds-Stapler,
4. m. 70 p. m.; Madison and Cor
'ad, a. m. to p. m; Browntowl
p. m. to p. m; Woodlawn,
,. m. TO p. m; Clayton. / p. n
% p M; Delamore. 9 a. m. to
], m.