Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
DELAWARE CITY
AND THE FORTS
ChiIdren's Day to be Observed
by the M. E. Church
Tomorrow.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware city, June l7,-Childrcne
Day exercises will he held tomorrow
night in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. beginning at 3 O'Clock. Mrs
Harry Webb, Miss Emma La Bouhe
and Judson -NOrthrup have been train
ing the children and have arranged the
following program:
Singing by the school. wake Happy
Earth" invocation by pastor, Rev. l..
w Iayfeld: Scripture reading by the
school; recitation. "Greeting to All" by
Titus Irons; recitation. This is Chill
dren's Day" by Beatrice Walker;
singing by the school, Summer Days
of Gladness:" exercise. Sunshine" by
Mrs. Joseph A. AndcrsOns primary
class; song. Jesus Bids IS Shine.
| hy Henrietta Northrup; recitation,
| Happy as can Re-" Esther Downs;
recitation What the Little Grl said
! by Claire Irons: cong by the school.
The Robins Sing" march and reciia-
| ton. Flowers" by Anna Netsch,
Peatrice Walker. Margaret Iosey. Pcs
sic Irons. Anna Northrup. Rose House
holder; recitatior. Count on IS" 10y
Charles Underwood; song, Little
Flower Maidcns." by Mrs Anderson
primary ella So: song Thank You" by
three Junior girls; recitation. 81 Want
10 Re" by Earle Walker: solo, Happy
Just Like Me-" Anna NOrthrup; SONG
by school. Sing for JOY" recitation
Doing Your Part" Wilson Losey,
rose drill aud song by girls; Kate
Underwood. Mildred Netsch. Rather
Inc Rose. Katherine Netsrh. Mlrgare
Underwood. Florence Nearv. France
webb. Dorothy Stanley. address bl
paetor: Offering: song by school
Praise to the Lord" bcnedt'tion.
Services will he held IN the Preshv
terrain Church tomorrow morning a
1890; communion. in charge Of IN
: pastor. Rev Robert G. Pitzer: sun
day school ~ IL There will be n
evening service on account of N
, Childrcn's Day exercises in tho Metho
p dist Church.
- Christ T.. r. Church. Rov Josep
II carp. rector. will have services a
follows: Sunday school a. 1890 re
ginning tomorrow tho regular ser
+, vices Will he changed from the aztec
. noon to evening at 100. to c0u,lnu
indefinitely.
y 81. Paufs r. &. Church. Father job
- G. Dolan. pastor. Regular service a
10 in the morning; Sunday school a
+ 2.3o in the afternoon.
=. At general court martial held We,
;. terday at Fort du Point. Privat,
George Wilson and Gordon Uaine
- were tried for the offonse Of desertin
the army while stationed at Cam
Bragg. S. G.
Miss Cardelle Wiliame OF Cresccr
city. Florida. who has been visitlr
Nrs. John SChunder. left yesterday
y visit Miss Lillian Thornley, Of Smyrn
- former class-mate at the Woman
College.
y National Lodge. No. 30. I. o. o.
u N -. Georges. viii hold its annu
carnival from July : to Is. Harry
.e Buckson has donated a Dodge touriI
J. car as one Of the prizes.
Z Chairman William b. Jester Of Il
local school board reported yesterd;
h that contracts had been signed
I. teachers for next year for all positio
TO except one. The faculty will be
follows: High school: Miss Phvl
$, Mason OF Laurel. principal; Miss Hill
N J. Jackovick. Baltimore. Nd. EnRli
and history; NJ. c. Smoot of Chest
Pa. mathematics and science: +.
Heck OF Gainesville. Pa. manual trai
ing; domestic science. vacant. Gran
in mar grades: Mrs. Elenora clark
Delaware City, eighth grade NJ
49, Doris T.. Thompson of Cheswo
~ seventh grade; Miss A. Grace Philli
-, OF Sheswold. fifth and sixth: NJ
;, Mildred +. Jester OF Harrington. IN
=, and fourth; Miss Eula V. Vineyard
80 Warwick. Nd. second grade. NJ
m Emma c. Marvil Of Laurel first gra
William Neal was reelected janit
il and was commended by the charm
- for the excellent condition in VIII
ot ne had kept the schools.