Evening journal., 1921-11-19

Arthur Powell, Theodore Kraemer,
Charles King, James Ryan, Ralph
Duling. Paul Kern. Charles Cannon,
Leon King, John Wallace. Richard
Watts, Edward l.. Challenger, Earl
Weggenmann. Merton White, Sam
uel MoKnitt, James Wilson, Herbert
Hewlett. Carlysle and George l.
Tobin.
Arrangements have been eomplet-
ed for the final football game OF the
season to be played THANKSGIVING
morning. between the local High
School team and the Elkton High
School eleven. II will be played on
Battery Park. The street run will
also be run that morning. Efforts
will be made to have the sport pro-
gram sandwiched between the
church services OF the day.
The members of the Junior Class
OF the High School recently purchas-
ed class rings from an agent. Man,
OF these students did so without tbs
knowledge of the parents, which Is
causing considerable dissatisfaction
The rings have arrived al the loca
| express Office G. O. ID. While sew
eral have found themselves able q
purchase the rings, others have beer
unable as yet to secure money SUM-
cicnt to pay for theirs 1t has beer
recommended by Professor Snavely
that in the future an agents be re-
ferred to parents, without first hay
ing heen given a list OF the names
Of the pupils.
Cards requesting donations for the
Masonic Home TO be sent TO the ban
quet hall Masonic Temple. Whining
ton, have been received by mem
hers OF the order in this city. J, Paul
Lukens, chairman OF the board OF
managers of the Masonic Home, is
making this request.
Mrs Mary l.. Jones, chief operator
at the local telephone exchange. at
tended the meeting OF the telephone
chief operators. held i'm Hotel du-
Point last evening Following tho
business session the chiefs enjoyed
| a luncheon IN tho grill room
The newly organized Sunda,
school which is being conducted b,
II. c.. Dance. assisted by several res
ldents OF state Road. will meet II
state Road Chapel tomorrow after
noon
Choirs of the First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church an
Methodist Church met I'm the Meth
odist Church last evening and re
hearsed music to be used at IA
! union Thanksgiving service which
TO be held at 1890 o'clock Thursda
/ morning in the Presbyterian Church
flames r. Challenger will DO (
d charge OF the program.
At the monthly meeting OF IN
81 state Road Community Club last cv,
, ming, the program included. Read
ing. Mrs Benjamin Moore. piano tr
Miss Davis. Miss Catherine Dane
and II. C.. Dance; exercise. Franc
Boulder and Diebert Boulder; rec
nuons by Miss Helen Brown. Mi
Catherine Dance. Miss Della Ware
Mrg Thomas Appleby, Master Ran
DO and Francis Dasher. The pr
gram was in charge OF Mrs Har
Hance and Mss Dorothy Miller. IN
next meeting OF the association W
be held In state Road Chapel. ,
Thursday evening, December IS,
which time the election OF office
for the ensuing year will take pla'
and installation 10 follow at Janual
meeting.
Miss Grace Thielman, o teacher
the Red lion Public School was al
tertained last evening by Mr.. an
Mrs, J, Hamilton, State Road. 81
attended the meeting OF the sta
Road Community club, and was 4
much impressed with it that sf
has signined her intention OF oi
ganizng a similar organization
the vicinity Of Red Lion,
Lee Brown, Of state Road, lost
very valuable rabbit dog while D
was cunning in the woods OF II
Game Association near Hare's Co
ner,
John Risler, who has been wit
relatives and friends in stockton,
j., has returned home.
r Oscar T. Devenish, who has bee
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dani
j Heck Henderson. Nd. has returns
I home.
g Mrs. Maggie Gifins. who has bee
a the guest OF Magistrate and Mr.
:. Weldin Vining, East Third street, r
=, turned TO her home in Housto
4 Texas.