Evening journal., 1922-05-20
WHITEMAN FOR
YOMAN'S RIGHTS
State Senate Candidate Also
FavorS T. c. dupont for
Senator
WILL VOTE DRY, IF
ELECTED, HE SAYS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Professor Heck Of the local Higl
School Manual Training Depart
ment and physical Instructor. 4
training a large class of boys 10
entries to the County athletic NEE
10 be held at Newark, Friday, Ma
2s. The boys are showing gooC
time in the 100, 22O and 44O-yarC
practice runs.
rSeveral of the teachers In the
local schools are attending the
teachers meeting at Tower Hill
school today.
The Home Economic girls Of all
grades have placed a large number
Of pieces Of wearing apparel made by
them during the year. In the hands
of Miss Clara Buttery, teacher. to
be exhibited at the State Industrial
Arts Contest to be held at Dover
next Thursday.
BESIDE the large class Of boys who
VIII compete in the several field
and track events, at Newark next
Friday, two large classes of girls
and smaller boys will attend the
peet and compete in the play fes-
tival.
The entertainments held in the
Service Club. Fort DUPONT. Wednes-
day and last evening under the
auspices of the Athletic Association
or the local High school, and par
ticipated in by several students of
the school, was a success both from
a financial and entertaining stand
point.
The social committee sof the
hadies' Aid Society Of the Delaware
CITY Methodist Church. Mrs. Joseph
Anderson, chairman, has completed
arrangements for the Strawberry
festival to be held in the Town Hall,
this evening.
Howard Austin. the 16-year-Old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Austin,
Of near this city. is confined TO his
bed with bronchial pneumonia.
Frank o. Moore visited the FELTON,
Fire Company of Chester, last even
ing. where he sang several vocal
solos.
q Thomas ]. Whiteman. who re-
Gently announced his candidacy for
nomination of the Republican ticket
for State Senator, said yesterday: Il
am for Senator T. Coleman DUPONT
10 succeed himself for the short and
fun term" Continuing, Mr.. White
man said: Il stand for woman's
rights. She is being taxed without
representation, which l consider un-
lust | am also for farmers rights
in the way Of good roads and more
helpful bank loan methods. also
wish il emphasized that / Will vote
drv II sent TO Dover by the people.
yThe women of the hundred are
taking a great interest in the COM
ing campaign. The names OF j. =
Stuckert. of St. Georges, Stewart i.
Beck. of this city and former Lieu
tenant Governor John NJ. Mendin-
Han. of River Road. are also mem
Toned as possible state Senatorial
-andidates.
r There will be a meeting of the
Vomens Missionary Society OF the
FIRST Presbyterian Church in the
hurch auditorium next Thursday
vening. following which the Ladies
lid Society Of the church will hold
heir annual election OF officers. Al
he first meeting Miss Bertha Har-
In. of Wilmington, will give an ad-
ress.
Harry c. Clark. local contractor
nd builder. has purchased a new
.udson super-six coach.
Henry Hildebrand, aged SO, who
iffered a second stroke of paralysis
st Monday morning. has recovered
and his physician
r w. w. Ellis, now entertains
opes Of recovery.
owing to the illness of her nephew
Philadelphia. Mrs. John Shana-
IN left Thursday for his bedside.
Twenty-one dollars was cleared by I
e Ladies' Aid Society of the st
eorges NJ. E. Church. the enter I
inment being presented by the
omen of Lebanon NJ. e. Church
Red Lion They presented 7
and" The Red Lion folk are pre- !
.nting the playlet in the several r
owns of New Castle county to assist y
! paying off the debt on the new q
arsonage at Red Lion.
The services in the First Presby- V
erion Church tomorrow will be in G
chrge of the Rev. r. c. Pitzer. who
wal preach both morning and even
ing.
The Rev. L. W. Layheld, OF the
Delaware City Methodist Church
Will precah at 1890 O'Clock tomor-l
row morning on cleft of the Rock"
and at o'clock in the evening en-
Josiah's Method of Reform" The
Sunday school viii meet az Has
O'Clock.
The midweek prayer service Of the
Methodist Church will be held in the
church parlors at o'clock We'd
nesday evening. when the topic.
"The Meaning of Church Member
ship" will be discussed.
The St. Georges and Summit
Methodis Church Circuit meetings
viii be in charge of the Rev. J. C.
Mccoy tomorrow. At 1880 O'Clock
Ifr. Mccoy will preach in St.
erve." Mr.. Mccoy will preach in
he Summit Bridge Church at 8
clock on the same subject He
ill preach again in the st. Georges |
hurch at O'Clock on "The Christ /
: Experience. The Sunday Schools
Ill meet at ST. Georges at $50
clock and at Summit at o'clock.
he Epworth League will meet in
e St. Georges Church at 7.30
clock.
TO TALK HEALTH.