Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-02
YOUNG FOLK
TO ORGANIZE
Children Between 9 and 20,
of Newport, TO Be Formed
in Groups
KINDERGARTEN is
PROVING SUCCESS

garten recently started ~ Newport
which project Is heing promoted by
the Newport NJ. r.. Church and mem o.
bers OF tho Women's Club IL meeting
with success. Mrs Helen Wooden.
formerly Of Harrisburg. Pa. IA tho
director. and reports % children
having been enrolled. The school IL
held I'm the Sunday school rooms or
! the Newport NJ Il. Church. Tho
committee on community affairs,
| comprising Mrs. S, c. Lomax, chair
| man; Mrs. c. W. Ferguson and Mrs.
/ r. F. Pordham. held a meeting yes
/ terday and arranged a public meet
ing on Monday afternoon at o'clock
at the parsonage.
on Sunday afternoon az 4 o'clock.
there will he special meeting In
the Sunday school rooms OF the
church TO organize the young folks
OF tho town between the ages Of nine
and twenty years They Will be di-
vided into four groups. according 10
ages and Il Is the plan OF the com
munity leaders 10 hold a social each
week for each group. Good books
and magazines will also be provided.
and room furnished in connection
with the church, where the young
folks may gather in the evenings for
their social functions.
The Minquas Minstrels held on
Tuesday evening in the Masonic
Temple under the auspices Of the
Mlnquas Fire Co. was a success. and
800 was cleared. Music for the
entertainment was furnished by Mrs
Charles Link pianist, and Joseph
Hageman. violinist The leading
characters were Alfred Spence and
Philip VINEYARD, middlemen. and
Warren Garrett and Ralph Ruth.
end men. Another feature was the
Ghosts Of ChiPpla Creek" parts
taken ny Frank Marshall. Alvin Ruth
and Herbert Boyd.
The next meeting Of the Newport
Woman's Club will be held in the
club rooms on Friday afternoon az 2
o'clock. This will be an afternoon
social. and Mrs. Leonard Lyman and
Mrs. Quimby lyman, Jr., are in
charge of the program. Mrs. George
stuart will give a report OF her re-
cent trip 10 the Delaware Colony. az
s ockley The committee IN charge
Of arrange ments for the Christmas
bazaar recently held by the club will
also make their report.
.t~s. Frances Mccoy, principal Of
the Newport Public School has an
nounced that children Of the school
male donations Of baskets 20 the
needy OF the town, containing pro-
visions for the Thanksgiving dinner.
All rooms Of the school renewed
their membership in the Red Cross.
Announcement has besn made tina.
Miss Roe's room the Seventh and
Eighth grades had the best attend
snce record Of the school for the
past month.
Delaware Grange will hold It's an
nual election OF officers on Monday
evening.
Services In the Newport NJ. Z.
Church will he as usual on Sunday
with Communion At the morning
The Rev w Y. Moore. pas
Tor Of the church, viii be in charge
VI all services.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
y awport VI. z. Church viii hold it,
business meeting and social
m wednesday evening AZ the home
II Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Person.
The Epworth Lea que Of the New
port NJ. F.. Church will hold its
monthly social on Thursday evening
II the sunday school rooms.
The Primary Department Of the
". F. Sunday school will hold
sale on Dece mber 18th at
eighth and Tatnall streets. Whining
on. Those having things 70 contri-
,ute should notify Mrs. A. NJ Craig
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Crouch, for
nerly Of Tuxedo Park, moved into
heir new home on the Corner Of
Walnut and Justice streets. yester-
lay
Mr.. and Mrs John a. Crsnston
lad as their guests on Thanksgiving
lav. Mr. and Mrs James Cranston.
nd daughter Mary. Of Swarthmore,
"a Miss Sarah Churchman of New
rk. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Phillips,
Iiss Louise Phillips and Amer Rob
1son. Edward Phillips. Jr., and
ranston. Ethel and William Phil
rs. all Of Wilmington.
Mrs. L. c. Weldin Of West
hester. Pa. is spending the Thanks .
wing holidays with Miss Ella W.
ohnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Craig had as
heir guests on Thanksgiving Mr..
nd Mrs. George W. Kipe. and Mr..
nd Mrs. Howard Lefevre, OF
hadd's Ford, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs.
red Lang Of Richardson Park, Mr..
nd Mrs Lewis Brown, Of Whining
IN. Mr.. and Mrs George B. Kipe
{ Newport and Miss Mary Craig,
: Chester. Pa. They also had as
,eir dinner guests last evening.
rr. and Mrs. ". F. Groome, Miss
Groome. and Mrs. Cor
ella Mullin.
Mrs. r. A. Cooper and Miss Alice
ooper spent Thanksgiving in VIII
ington, as the guests Of Mr.. and
RS. NJ. NJ. Owings.
Springer Benson, who Is in Masss-
1usetts on a business trip for the
usey and Jones Company expects
return TO his home in the near
ture.
J. c. Slack and ]. r. lyman are
lending this week at Rehoboth on
cunning trip. W. I. Dun is also
ijoying cunning at Milford.
Mrs. Walter Walters Of Whining
n is spending the weekend here
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Philip
Inyard.
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