Evening journal., 1921-07-02
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Board of Education Organ
ICES; One Member
Resigns
MANY RESIDENTS TO
SPEND FOURTH AWAY
star Correspondent.


day. the newly-elected member.
president; Jacob II. speicher. vice
president and H. E. snavely. secre-
tary.
Prof. snavely was elected super
intendent Of schools for next year at
a salary OF s2.5OO. Prof. snavely. in
view Of the cut appropriations.
agreed 10 do some teaching in the
high school
George L. Bacon was elected su-
pervisor Of building. sanitation and
truant officer. Mrs. Lydia Ryan was
elected janitor OF building No. 3.
The resignation of George T.
Tobin. Jr.. was accepted. The sec
rotary. was ordered 10 send the res
ignation to the State Board OF Edu-
cation, The State Commissioner Of
Education referred the resignation
10 the local board Thursday. As the
old State Board and himself ceased
funcuoning yesterday, the resigna-
tion was referred to local board.
Under the new law the local board
fills all vacancies. No selection was
made last evening.
The Rev. J. r. Bicking will preach
on "Under Two Flags" at IL O'Clock
tomorrow morning in the Methodist
Church. In the evening there will
be a patriotic song service. followed
by an illustrated address by the Rev.
Mr.. Bicking.
Communion will be administered
by the Rev. S. Beattie Wylie, in the
First Presbyterian Church at 1880
tomorrow morning. In the evening
Mr.. Wyre Will preach his final SER
mon before taking a three months
vacation over seas. The Rev. and
Mrs Wylie and daughter. Miss jean
ette Wylie will leave next Friday for
Philadelphia and viii sail on Satur-
day for Liverpool From Liverpool
they will go to Belfast. Ireland. the
home OF Mr.. Wylie's mother. They
will spend a lengthy vacation before
returning. The Rev. Floris Fer
werda will fin the pulpit during the
absence Of the pastor.
About 50 members OF Brandywine
Forest, Tall Cedars OF Lebanon, Will
mington. residents Of this city at
tended the celebration Of Tall Cedars
OF South Jersey. at Carney's Point,
last evening. They went by motor
boat.
Plans are being made for a third
picnic under the auspices Of Dough-
erty Senate Social Club on Monday.
The club will go TO Augustine
Beach.
Prof. Henry z. Holloway. who
was appointed STATE Superintendent
OF Schools yesterday. was a former
supervisor of local schools.
There was ONLY a short business
session Of Adelphia Lodge No. 8. X.
of p. last evening. Al the close OF
the session. a delegation of the men,
berg went TO Wilmington to visit
Oriental Lodge. K OF p.
Members OF the Baraca class OF
the Methodist Church have begun
preparing the playground at Fifth
and Delaware streets, for the formal
opening. II was thought at first the
ground would be opened by July 4
but this is impossible. Ten benches
have been ordered placed on the
grounds by City Council New
wishing to donate toward the equip.
ment or expense Of operations may
do so by notifying the Rev. J. r
Bicking
The new stone. fence around ths
property Of S. S. Deemer at Sixtf
ar2 south, streets, is nearing compile
tion. The excavation of the Sidewalk
preparatory to the laying Of a new
concrete sidewalk has begun. A ter
foot wide sidewalk, extending aloni
tho Sixth and South street sides o,
| TIC property will be laid.
J.lneG Mioler, Jr.. has completed
the contract of painting the min,
smoke stacks on the local plant o
the Penn Seaboard Steel Corpora
tion.
Robert r. Lennox. aged II years
is suffering from a badly infecte,
eye.
Charles McGrory. who was Stable,
last week by a Negro. who escaped
is able to be out
Policeman Jordan, who was in
jured by being struck by an automo
bile the first Of the week, is i'm
proved and was able to go to Dr
Brice S. Vallelette's office for treat
ment last evening. His body an,
limbs are badly bruised.
Miss Mary Elkinton. OF Tn
Strand. will leave this afternoon 70
Atlantic City, where she will spen'
the weekend
Miss Clara Manlove. OF Delawar
street. will spend the week-end AM
Fourth at Hotel Henlopen. Reho
both.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Campbell
who have been residing with Mrs
Campbelrs sister. Mrs. Harry Ingls
Sixth and South street, left toda
for Pittsburgh. Pa, where they vii
make their future home. Mn
Campbell is the daughter of Charlie
II. Clewen. former undertaken o
this city.
WANTED-Woman for cookin
and general housework. Appl
4 Newlyn Hotel. New Castle.-Adv.
The young women who have bee
attending the summer school 10
i prospective teachers. have returne
home for the holidays Those re
turning TO this city and vicinity ar
ID the Misses Emily Lunt, Elizabet
Davis and Irene Wise. teachers
the local schools; Ruth NickersoI
Mae Jones. Blanche Sibley and Dor
othy Miller. members OF this year
graduating class of the local Hig
School.