Evening journal., 1921-01-13
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Free Evening Vocational
School to Reopen Next
Tuesday
CENTURY CLUB
CHANGES BYLAWS

snccisl 10 The Evening journal.
MEM CASTLE. Jan. i3.-Prof. II. y.
Snavelv. superintendent Of city
schools. was authorized by the Board
OF Education at its last meeting to
arrange plans for the re-opcnins or
lhc free evening vocational school m
the local school This school, Which
was conducted with considerable sue
cess last year. viii resume tht work
OF ma.hanical drawing and practical
shop mathematics, next Tuesday
evening. and VIII be conducted each
Tuesday and Thursday evening there
after for ten weeks or longer. j..
Ralph Watts, a practical craftsman,
employed at a local plant, VIII be IN
charge Of the classes. IN mechanical
drawing. while The classes in matle-
MATES Will be in charge Of y. &. Had
Icy. a teacher in the high school:
The general supervision OF the school
VIII be in charge OF PROF. II. T..
SnaVelN.
The expense Of operating the school
viii be shared by the Federal and
Stale educational departments out or
which the salaries Of The teachers
Will be paid The only expense TO
the local board will be the light, heat
and minor equipment for The school.
Prof, SnaVely said last evening":
An effort will he made TO make the
work Intensely practical. Although
the work Will be divided into me-
chanical drawing and shop mathe-
matics. and efforts Will be made TO
hclp The men to solve the practical
problems that confront them in their
daily work.
~Men, who are taking correspon-
dcu,c courses along mechanical lines
are urged to bring their lessons to
the school. BY thus setting apart a
dcflnHc time tO study them with the
help OF the teachers, IL is believed thal
more rapid and more definite progress
will be made. Tho teachers have been
instructed TO give all the assistance
ehcy can 10 the men whp are takne
suoh courses along mechanical lines
The regular work will consist OF elc-
mcniary and advanced mechanical
drawing and practical problems IN
shop mathematics.
slhc school, conducted last year
was considered a very successful oN-
pertinent and ] believe even better
results will be obtained this year
lf Tie needs and inciinations or IN,
men warrant expansion, plans prob.
ably will be laid FOR further develop.
ment. along the lines needed
NeWlyn says: Some one told hin
there was big money In oyster SleV'
Tor 20c. He believes ~: "gct IN,
money. boys ADV.
At the meeting OF the Board Of hi
rrc,ors OF the New Castle Cenmr,
Club last Tuesday evening an amend
ncnt authorizing the president of thl
club 10 appoint a nominating commit
lfc. was added On The bylaws II
compliance with tle provisions or thf
amendment. Mrs NJ p. phillips. pres
idcnl. appointed Mrs. p B. LiEhtnei
Miss Bertha Lanbson and Mrs. Gcorg
Wright. members of the committee
The amcndmeni provides that onl
ono member Of the board Of director
shall be a member Of The commitic
with the olner iWo members appoint
I'd from among the lay members Mr.
IIcllncr viii represent The board %
The committee. No member of On
nominating committee is 10 be car
dldaic or teller at the election. an
al persons placed in nomination mu.
haff ilr~i been Interviewed by one d
more Of the committee.
The attention ~ the board was cal
cd 20 The many windows broken froI
the Van Dyke Arm0ry. the work Z
IiIIr|NN|N I'Nr HN.r NlAN -INNNr WIN ANhh
hccn seen deliberately thrown
stones through the windows Mis-
Carrie Gcmmill. secretary, was order
cd to communicate this state OF affair
~ Adpuiant General J. Austin Ellisoi
treord'ne io James r. Eliason.
local lumber merchant. building opel
ai'Ons are due Tor increased actlvitie
He bases his statement on the fal
ihai lumber. with nearly every 0thl
huldi1g commodity. has been reduce
ffom % 10 30 per cent in price With
The past few weeks
For nrSi.class shine. see Gene"
DonGhcriy's Pool parlors ADV.
William Mortimer. OF Holloway Te
race. near Rose Hill. was treated
ihe Office of nr. Rrice S Nailcii ye
irrday for a fracture Of The right lc
Ar. Mortimer was later taken to WI
mingion where an N-ray photograp
was taken OF lhe injury be ";
working on The roof Of his hom
when he fell 20 the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Card or Se
nnd and Delaware streets. are recei'
ing congratulations from their frieni
on the birth Of a daughter
The cottage prayer meetings held
conjunction with the revival In pro