Evening journal., 1921-11-30
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Prof. Henry Handy Hay TO
Address Home and School
Association
STUDENTS HOSTS
AT LUNCHEON L
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. sO.-Prof
Henry Handy Hay will address the
Home and School Association Friday
evening. The exact time for the
meeting has not been determined, as
many OF those desiring to attend the
basketball game between the High
School varsity and Hercules team Of
| Wilmington also desire 10 attend the
association meeting. Prof. Snavely is
endeavoring to arrange for the meet
ing to begin at 7.30 o'clock and for
the basketball game TO begin at 9
o'clock. The reason for changing the
meeting from Thursday to Friday
evening was the supper scheduled TO
be given in the parish house by
members Of Emmanuel Church on
Thursday evening. Beside the ad-
dress by Prof. Hay. the teachers OF
the several grades have selected
numbers to be presented as part OF
the entertainment program. These
numbers were among those given at
the Thanksgiving entertainments in
the several rooms. The program as
arranged will be in charge Of Miss
Emily +. Lunt. chairman OF the en-
tertainment committee. Program
follows;
Sketch-''The Meaning OF Thanks
giving Day" by members Of High
School; Thanksgiving
Day" by Eliza Hobbs. FIRST grade;
Exercise - THE Little Pilgrim
Story" by Fourth Grade; Song
The Pilgrims" by Catherine Man
dell. nth grade; Exercise-'sNovem-
ber," by third grade; Recitation
History Of Thanksgiving" by
! Chester McKnitt. sixth grade; Exer-
cise-sTen Little Pumpkin Heads"
second grade; Thanksgiving
Song" by Rose Mandel Seventh
grade: Reading-"Farmer Johns
| Thanksgiving. by Margaret snave-
ly. eighth grade.
Mayor W. Leslie Cramer an
nounced last evening. that special
arrangements had been made by him
to- provide continuous service at the
local police station, whereby between
/ and $50 o'clock in the mornings
persons may procure police servtc'
by calling telephone No. l2s. Th'
recent successful efforts Of CHECKER
thieves in this city and vicinity ha'
caused some alarm and the thieve
are scheduled for a surprise. The po
lice are on the track OF the thieVe
, who robbed the henneries OF ]. c
! tWalker and Alfred Lofiand, farmer
residing near here.
william Green. president OF IN
Baraca Glass OF the Methods
Church has announced the follow
ing ushers to serve that church dur
Iinr December: For mornings1Car
|. llvsle Tobin. Samuel McKnitt, JOSEPH
I Whlteside and oakley Eskridge' fo
evenings-R. Edward Pinder JONI
=, lF. u. Clayton. John r. Hendrix ah'
, Harry r. Hushebeck.
! Christmas seals have arrived an
! Mrs. Edward II. Naylor. chairma'
of the local Red Cross committed
announced last evening that the
would be placed on sale through IN
children Of the public schools. Pro-
II T.. Snavely has agreed to cooper
n ate in the movement. All teacher
will be the chairman OF their indi
vidual grades. Mrs. Naylor said las
night the announcement OF the exat
number OF Red Cross members join
ing this year in the city would
, made in the near future.
At the meeting Of the New Cast
Century Club last evening, The Eve
o ming OF Fun for the Grown Ups wa
voted successful fete. The teatur
Of the evening was the presentato
OF silhouettes OF twenty-five member
. drawn by Miss Elizabeth Denmsol
4 followed by a guessing contest D
, those present 10 determine who wa
\ presented by each. other oldfasf
. loned games were played and n
y program concluded by the servir
a OF refreshments by the committee.
y Prof II. +. Snavoly, city superb
Z tendent OF schools, and his stan
High School instructors, were ~
GUESTS OF the Home Economics clal
at a luncheon served in the Hon
Economics dining room at noon e
II day. Miss Gladys Mahoney men
Y Der OF the class. was the acting hos
ess. representing the class. tt
menu was prepared and served
!, the members OF the class. TT
~ guests gave the class a rising vo
:. OF thanks for the excellent lunchec
and manner OF service.
- This serving OF the teachers is
compliance with instructions fro
~ the State department. II is probab
p the parents OF the class will
], served luncheon by the pupils som
"a time during the winter.
Arrangements were completed la
u evening by the entertainment con
mittee OF the Dorcas Society OF q
Methodist Church for the month
= meeting to be held in the Sund,
l. school rooms tomorrow evenin
y Following the business session the
will be a social hour when the
will be games for the younger men
bers and readings and music for q
older ones after which ice cream an
Ie cake will be served.
Bernard McTee Boyle, son OF NJ
; and, Mrs. Thomas Boyle is confin'
D. TO his bed seriously IN. Bernard h
81 been III several weeks, and has show
s. only slight improvement.
's Mr.. and Mrs. Gioranni Dangelo,
oi Eighth and Clayton streets. are +
le ceiving congratulations on the bir