Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
ENTERTA|NMENTAT
ST. GEORGES SCHOOL
Attendance Record Among the
Pupils There in December
Was 91.5.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
st. Georges. Dec. 23.-pupils ~ the To-
cal school held their Christmas en-
tertaInment on Friday afternoon In
the Delaware Trust Hall. The follow
ing program was given: opening song.
"Joy TO the World" christmas
Greetings" by Morrison Reynolds;
"Christmas Greetings" by three boys;
recitation by Worth Rash; song
Away In the Manager" Bertha
Moore; recitation. Tho Postnan" by
four boys: instrumental solo, Florence
Carrow: dialogue. Santa Claus played
by Prof. w. -. Saxlld: playlet "Sere-
nndlng Santa Claus" recitation hy
Margaret Walker; reading The Gold
on Cobweb" by Pauline Gibbons; song
What the Reindeer DID" by Mary
Evans: recitation. Mary Evans Lily
Reynolds. Emma Wllson: instrumental
solo. Evelyn Mccoy: Jack Frost read
lngs and Christmas Dollles" by Jo-
seph Laws: recitation by Mary Glib
bons. Mary Camac: dialogue Master
~ all Masters" Martha Rash: instru-
mental duet by Florence Carrow and
Evelyn Mccoy was played while
stockings filed with candy were pass
81 10y Santa 20 the children: recitation
by Joseph Gam: playlet. The httl'
| Christmas Spirit" encore. a littl'
play overheard AZ Christmas"
The attendance record for the mont
OF December was read as follows
| boys $3.50; girls 80: total $3.50
The names on the perfect attendance
I ~ ~
Paul Mccoy. Chas Powell. Wesle,
Reynolds, Jean Bright. Martha Rey
nolds. Maybelle Reynolds, and Paulin
| Gibbons.
The pupils named for god attendant
during the month were. Alber
Rhoades. Harmon Reynolds. Jane
| Rhoades. and Elizabeth Neal
The Christmas holidays will last un
III Tuesday January 2. All OF IN
teachers left after the entertainment 10
their homes.
! T. NJ. Davis whose lodge n situate
along the canal near IorewoOd Grow
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Beniami
NintOn at dinner last evening
The Delaware Trust co. gave n 10
nus 10 their employees as n Christina
gift.
\ number 81 boats are tied MP q
the wharf here waiting for traffic ;
stralghten out after the congestion du
TO the closing Of the canal for the pas
few days
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Cordrey moto
ed 10 Philadelphia yesterday 20 stay
few days.
The St Georges branch Of the Del:
ware Trust 90. opened the Chrstm;
Savings Fund Club FOR 1929 yesterda
l Deposits OF 25 c. soc. 75c ar
! 800 will 10 received during each wee
! OF 1928 and the total deposits wi
| interest VIII be- PAID for Christm
r 1928. A branch OF the club VIII
e opened In Delaware Csty and Po
J, Penn.
Z The Delta Club Will hold IN,
Christmas dance in thu Delawa
/, Trust Hall tonight. Carney's orchest
q OF Wilmington will furnish the mus
> for the dancing which Will last frC
;, until u.
!, In the local Methodist Church
morrow. the Sunday school session y
be held AZ $50. followed by the preac
ing service at 1890. The pastor. r.
. J. c. Mccoy will take as his 81
ject The Birth ~ Christ" The E
= worth League at : o'clock win be u
a der the leadership Of Mrs. Virgin
= CHM. The subject at the 100 preaC
< ing service VII be The Migf
& Counselor.
d The services at Summit Bridge. W
= Rev. J. G. Mccoy in charge VIII
= Sunday school al 100. preaching s.
ID vice at $50. subject. The Birth
Christ