Evening journal., 1921-06-06
PENN'S GROVE TO
HAVE GALA 4TH
independence Day Celebra-
ton to be Biggest in
Towns History
81 GRADUATES
TO GET DIPLOMAS
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
PENN's GROVE. \. j.. June g.
Preparations are being made for the
most elaborate celebration OF lnde-
pendence Day here. More than
$4,000 is to be spent on the fire.
works display alone. This part OF
the days program will begin i'm
mediately after darkness falls, and
will take place on the dupont ath-
letic field. at Shell road and Maple
avenue A committee Of fifty resi-
dents Of Penn's Grove and Carney's
Point has been selected to arrange
the program A. ]. Dunn is chair
man. ID. L. Duncan, secretary, and
J. Milton Featherer. treasurer. The
COMMITTEES is divided into eight sub
committees as follows: Lemuel Pea
cock. chairman Of construction, and
W. ]. Cline, chairman Of the cleo
trical ignition for the fireworks, Of
the work committee: W. l.. Duncan,
chairman Of publicity; Parker II.
Mckee. chairman Of refreshments;
c. w. Hyatt, chairman Of sports; NJ.
5. Remsberg, chairman OF music;
Ben Noel Gross, chairman Of favors,
and +. J. O'Connor, chairman OF
police.
A series Of elimination baseball
games will be played in the morning
bv teams representing the fraternal
organizations of PENIS Grove. The
organizations represented in the Sc
ries are the A. f. and A. NJ, 1. o. O..
f., Moose. and Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
A play festival and field events
will take place in the afternoon be-
ginning at 2.30 o'clock.
The fourth annual commencement
Of the Carney's Point Schools will
be held in the Community Y. NJ. c..
A. building otmorrow evening. These
schools previous to the influx Of pop
ulation due TO the emergency manu-
featuring Of powder. were located in
Isolated sections Of the Township Of
Upper Penn's Neck. in one-room
country schools. Prof. Joseph NJ.
Wright Of Newark. was employed
and the first building erected by the
DUPONT Company at Washington
street and Shell Road. containing 12
rooms was turned over to the Town
ship Board Of Education, and a grad
cd school established In 1915. In
1917, it was found that this building
was inadequate, and a new bricl
structure was erected.
In September, 1918, the pupils oc
copied this new building. The high
er grades also were transferred to 81
In the interval. several bungalow
were rented from the dupont Com
pany and used for school purpose
At one time as many as four OF thes
bungalows were in use. The teach
ing corps at one time numbere
nearly 30. ar. as many as 200
children were taught
The Droe4r.n the commence
mcnt Is an elaborate one and fifty
one members of the 1921 class, whicl
is the largest in the history OF tn
school. will be graduated. "Hiawathi
Dramatized" will be presented. Th'
cast follows: Hiawatha, chief Of tn
Ojibway Tribe. Carl Rif; Hlawatha
as a child, Francis Geisel; lagoo,
traveller and a story-tener. Carl kell
myer. ArroWmaker of the Docotal
Tribe, Ralph Davenport: Mudiekee
wis. god of the West Wind. Gordo
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Wardell; Chibiabos. a singer, Joh
Whitney; Kivasind. a strong maj
Richard ID. Day; Paupukkeewis,
dancer, kennard Kine. Nokomi
grandmother Of Hiawatha, Hula
Bernardlnis; Minnehaha. daught
of the arrowmaker. Pauline Collie
braves, Norman Clunn. Thom
Clark. Delos Murphy Sidney Ken
and George Moulton squaws, Jani
Point, Elizabeth Talon, Dorou
Welsh and Beatrice Hobson; guide
Albert Curry and Alexander Bodde
Program: Part 1-Song, Anne
ica." audience; invocation, by q
Rev. S. K. Moore; Story OF Hi
watha. Robert Bachman; ghos
''Fever," william Curry. and IF
mine" Courtney Whiteley; read'
Florence Scull; chorus. eigh'
grade classes. Scene 1-Hiawatha
Childhood; scene adoption
Hiawatha into the tribe; scene g.
Hiawatha and Mudjekeewis; seer
4-Hiawatha starts on his wooinl
scene 5-The wooing; scene 9Th
wedding feast; scene THE famin
death Of Minnehaha; scene S-Th
coming Of the white men and Hia
watha's departure.
Part 2-Orchestra, selection b
grammar school: WHO'S who. b
Natalie Griswold and Helen Crouch
address 10 class, by the Rev. o.
Close; presentation Of graduates b
Prof. Joseph NJ. Wright, superinter
dent; address by william Elem
mings. president of the Board {
Education; graduation song
class and benediction by the Re
S. X. Moore
The graduates are: Hnda v
Aberts, Hugh +. Aberts, Pea
Adams, Robert +. Bachman. Evel,
j. Bender, Alexander Bodden. Ma
garet /. Brownlee, Ella Louise Blu
dick. Grace b. Gable. Edith Casbs
Gordon j. Charles, Thomas ]. Clai
Norman 7. Clunn. Pauline A. Coln
Helen Louise Crouch. Albert
Curry, William r.. Curry. Richard
Day. Ralph S. Davenport. Hula
deBerardinis. Dorothy b. Dick. Fri
els G. Geisel, Ernest r.. Ginesl
Natalie p. Griswold. Albert c. Har
Beatrice NJ. Hobson, Olive b. Just
Carl G. Kellmyer. Sidney KeI
Hllda G. Kennedy. Kennard S. Ki
Damon f. Mooselander. George
Moulton, T. Delos Murphy, Rose
Naylor. Miriam Pfeffer. Gladys
Peacock. Janice M Point, Carl
Rin. F. Irma Roberts, John
Schilling, Florence Scull. Elijah
V. Talon. Fred II. Turner. L. Wi
Wardell. James r. Weatherby, DO
thy NJ WEIGH. Harold r. Wei
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