Evening journal., 1922-06-17
CARNIVAL ON
PLAYGROUND
Newport Field to Be Opened
With Special Exercises
on July 1
ELECT SCHOOL
DIRECTORS TODAY
Special to The Evening Journal

Special TO The Evening Journal
NEWPORT. June I7.-Dedicatiol
OF the Newport playground will taxi
place on Saturday. July l, with ap
propriate exercises, speaking. etc.
There will also be a supper and
carnival on that date in connection
with the opening OF the grounds. Th'
supper will be in charge Of th'
church and the carnival in charge
of the Woman's Club. Proceeds will
be used in connection with play
ground equipment, salary Of a diree'
tor, etc.
Committees named for the sup
per are as follows;
General chairman, Mrs. Georg'
Stuart.
Sandwiches-Mrs A. NJ. Craig
Mrs. ]. r. Lyman, Mrs H. r. Gregg
Mrs. Anna Hanna, Mrs. Irwin Wood
ward, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. RWh
Mrs. Link and Mrs. John Philips.
salads-Mrs. David Bair. Mrs
William King. Mrs. Harry Pierson,
Mrs. z. P. Hayden. Mrs. c. W. Ma
clary. Mrs. Q. r Lyman and Mrs
LOmax.
Coffee and RoIls-Mrs. Elizabeth
Hilyard and Mrs. Jones.
Frankfurters Sarah Benson,
Loura Thompson, Mabel steinbaker,
Sarah Garrett and Mae Seeds.
Pies-Mrs. W. L. Duff Mrs Leon
ard Lyman, Mrs. Andrew HarE1r
and Mrs. George W. Seeds.
Iced Tea-AIisses Irene Gregg,
Erma Leach, Margaret Groome.
Beans-Alrs. F. c. Snyder. Mrs.
W. n. McKenney, Mrs. David Meyer
and Mrs. George Kipe.
Miscellaneous-Ethel Woodward,
Frances Ball. Amanda Dunlap and
Mrs. Charles Whiteman.
Cashiers-Miss Nora Stuart. Leila
Lyman and Emma S. Maclary.
Committee for the carnival. which
IS in charge OF the Woman's Club.
were appointed as follows:
Ice Cream-Afiss Ella W. Johnson.
Lemonade and Soft Drinks-Airs.
Reuben Pordham.
Novelties and Fancy Table-Mrs.
F. II. Webb.
Cake and Candy-Mrs. ]. C.
Strong.
Subcommittee will be named by
the chairmen.
Chldren's Day exercises win be
held tomorrow morning NJ II
O'Clock IN the NJ. 2. Church. An
especially pleasing program has been
arranged. The 3 O'Clock service viii
be in charge Of the Rev. w Vaughn
Moore. There will also he a selec-
ton by Raymond Pierson. better
known as '"Whistllng Jim" OF VIII
minEton.
The Junior League will meet at
7.30 o'clock. On wednesday even
ing there will be a meeting OF the
official board at the parsonage.
on Thursday evening the Junior
Church members will enjoy another
outing. leaving the parsonage al 8
o'clock. Last week about sixteen
members OF the juniors enjoyed a
picnic on the Chrlstiana Creek. They
also had prayer service.
The annual school election WIN be
held this afternoon between ? and
o'clock IN the school house. All
qualified citizens OF the town are
urged TO vote.
Il has been announced that Mrs.
Frances Mccoy, principal OF the
Newport School, and Miss Alice Nc
Knett. also a teacher IN the school,
will attend the summer school at
University OF Delaware this summer.
Miss Hattie Vinyard Will leave on
Monday to attend the University OF
virginia school. Miss Elizabeth Roe
will attend summer school at Johns
Hopkins University.
W. Vaughn Moore. Jr.. has re-
turned 10 his home here after spend
Ing the past month with his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Moore
and Mr.. and Mss. John r. Trutt. OF
Mt. Vernon, Md. Mrs. W. Vaughn
Moore and son. Bobby. were also
visitors at Mt. Vernon from Monday
to Thursday.
Mrs. II. Z. Gregg has returned to
her home here after spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. ]. II.
Whedbee, at East New Market Nd.
Miss Ethel NJ. Snyder, Of Lexing-
ton. KY. IS spending two weeks with
her sister. Miss Margaret r. Snyder
OF East Lansing. Michigan. after
which they will return to Newport
TO spend their summer vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. #. g
Snyder Both daughters are attend
ing college.
Misses Edith and Grace Davis OF
Edge Moor. have been spending the
week here as the guests OF thelr
aunt, Mrs. Geores W. Seeds.