Evening journal., 1921-11-15
PUPILS MAKE
fine RECORDS
Fifty Per Cent. of Delaware
City Scholars Perfect in
Attendance
WELFARE LEAGUE
GIVES PROGRAM
Special to The Evening Journal.

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DELAWARE CITY, Nov ID
Fifty per cent. of the boys and girls
Of the Delaware City Public Schools
attended each session OF the schools
during the month Of October Ou,
OF ZIG boys and girls enrolled, 80
boys and 7S girls had 100 per cent.
attendance averages
The honor roll composed Of girls
and boys receiving So per cent. gen
eral average during the month OF
october follows;-11th grade-Davis
Coale, Ruth Morrison and Myrtle
Yearsley; 10th grad Mildred
Notsch, Evelyn Blalock, Florence
Lester and Constance williams: 9th
grade-Dorothy Bauman. Charles
! Ross, George Jester. and Mary Rob
crts; sth Mary Clark, Doro
thy Stanley. Kathryn Spicer, Will
liam Derrlckson, Catherine Netsch
and Lorria Smith; 7th grade-Clar-
ence Bender. Madeline Ellis, John
McMannis. George Neal and Doro-
thy Yearsley; 9Th Charlotte
Bauman. Robert Miller. George Mic
kle Joseph Butler and William
Givison, 5th grade-Grace Lander
Helen Brannon, Charlotte Armstrong,
Irene Lea and Estella MAIDEN; 4th
grade-Thelma Collie, william Heal.
Martha Rash. Jane Miller Catherine
Mccarthy and Margaret Bright;
Bird grado-Anna Netsch. Helen Boy
er, Dorothy Beck, Evelyn Rudnick,
Arthur Carey and Elizabeth Husfelt:
2nd Frade-Bcatrice Walker, Fran
ces Tugend. Vera Bryan, James Jes-
ter. Elsie Murphy. Gertrude Bright
Mary Brannon and William Stickel;
lst grade-Anna Northrup, Jack
Creedon. rgare,t Armstronc
Eugeia Armstrong and James
Bright.
At a special meeting OF the girl
students OF the High School next
week delegates to the E.gh School
Girls Conference to be held at Laurel
next month. will be elected. This
conference is under Z auspices OF
the Young women's Christian Asso-
citation.
Miss Phyllis Mason, city superin-
tendent. Miss Clara Buttery. teacher
OF home economies. and their class.
mates we're entertained at breakfast
this morning by the Misses Margaret
Walter and Josephine Higgin, in tn,
home economies class room, durini
the class period The two younl
women made the purchases. pre-
pared the menu and served tn
breakfast. This manner Of work 1
a part OF the regular lesson period
and takes place al least once
month.
Word has been received from IN,
state Department Of Education tina
I 100 volumes OF literature have beer
allotted the local school library. Tn,
list from which selections were 10 h,
made have been received and tn,
selections made and forwarded {,
the State department. The book.
are expected some time next week.
Miss Mason received the averag,
made by the pupils OF the local hom,
nursing class. which is composed o.
pupils OF the school yesterday. The,
Iollow; Margaret Walker, ATTENDED
10 lessons, receiving 81 points fol
class work; "a points in practical ex
animation: 81 points in written ex
animation and a general average o
"a per cent Josephine Haran re
ceived 90 points in class work. q.
points in practical examination; 0,
points in written examination. an,
a general average OF 9S per cent
Mildred Netsch received % points fl
class work; 90 points In practiea
examination; % in written exami
nation. and a general average OF Q
per cent Frances Webb received O.
points In class work; 95 points 4
practical examination: so in write
examination, and a general averar
OF 70 per cent. This class did thei
work in the High School. as a mar
OF their home economies work. Will
small the class is said 70 have mad
better than the average record q
high school classes.
AT the monthly meeting OF IN
Community Welfare League. in IN
FIRE hall last evening the followin
program was presented; Chorus b
league, over the Sea-: prayer b
the Rev l.. W. Layfield, president
chorus, THE Midshipmite"; readin
OF the minutes; roll call: reports {
J committees; general discussion Z
business; school report; answerin
question box queries; story. "Jac
and the King. Who Was a Gentle
man." by Miss Kate Underwood
minstrel numbers by Davis Coal,
Harry Heal. Charles Rose an
, Charles Walter, each giving hits I
, local interest. Closing son,
America, the Beautiful"
The Knights OF Golden Eagle me
IN Eagle Han last evening.
Jackson Lodge. No. 10, A. +. an
A. NJ, will meet in monthly bushes
session this evening.
Patrick Henry Lodge. No. II,
o. o. f.. will meet in weekly bus
ness session tomorrow evening. tn
r question OF a kind OF building TO b
erected on the plot OF ground at
joining the coal yard office OF II. {
Webb, on Clinton street. recent
purchased, will be discussed. 1t
the intention of this lodge 10 ere,