Evening journal., 1922-03-18
THE Days news
FROM NEWPORT
Methodist Aid Society Holds
Business and Social
Meeting
SCHOOL PUPILS
TO ENTERTAIN

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT. March s.-The
Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ. e.
Church held It's monthly business
meeting and social on Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey p. Gregg.
II was decided 10 change the fiscal
year OF the society from October to
March. on account OF conference be-
ing held in March, the idea being TO
enable the pastor TO give a report OF
full years work.
Il was also decided 20 appoint a
committee OF FIVE members OF the
AID Society TO work with those ap-
pointed from the Woman's Club and
Community. on playground improves
ments. equipment. etc. This commit
tee will be named at the next meet
! ing
Following the business session.
very pleasing program was rem
dered. including: Selections. cornet
and piano. Mrs. Harry Pierson and
Mitchell Pierson; instrumental solos,
Miss Margaret Hargan; recitation.
Miss Nellie Seeds; instrumental duet.
Mrs. Plerson and Mrs. McKenney;
reading. Miss Sarah Benson.
Those present we're; The Rev. W.
Vaughan Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. II. y.
| Gregg. Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. c. Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Craig. Miss Emily Gregg. Mrs.
i Elizabeth Hilyard. Mrs. c. W. Ma
cary. Mrs. w T. Dun. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hargan. Mrs. Harry Pierson,
Mrs. W. y. McKenney, Mrs. Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whiteman. the
Misses Leila Lyman, Irene Gregg,
Frances Ball, Mary Lyman, Emma
Maclary. Sarah Benson. Mae Seeds.
Mabel Steinbaker. Esther Hargan.
Nellie Seeds. Margaret Hargan. Mar
raret Lyman Messrs. Mitchell Pier
son. Alfred Spence. Warren Garrett,
Alvin RuthA Mitchell Pierson, Rob-
ert Frist. The next meeting wiz be
held at the parsonage.
The Parent-Teacher Association
OF Newport public schools met on
. Tuesday evening In the church. Miss
2 Nora Stuart. president OF the asso-
4 clauon. presided. There were dis
cussions on appointing delegates 10
e the state convention and increasing
- the local membership.
o The visiting committee. compris.
q ing Mrs. Andrew Hargan. Mrs
" Whitney Day and Mrs. Charlie
Ie Houck reported having visited tn
m school and were pleased with exist
d1 ing conditions.
e April IL will be known as exhibi
tion day az the school. and resident
OF the town and vicinity are urged
to visit tho school Children OF ths
school will serve tea.
Miss Mildred Chandler spent ths
weekend with Miss Maude Polk OF
Hockessin.
! Miss Leila Lyman had as hci
guests over the weekend the Misses
Jessie Covington, Laura Easley
Frances Baird and Frances Vain.
wright, all OF Wilmington. She alss
entertained a number OF friends al
D.. an evening company on SATURDAY.
evening.
Mrs. Ada Ball, OF Wilmington
spent Sunday here with her mother
Mrs. Sarah Finn.
Mrs. w +. Groome, who has beer
confined TO her home for some time
past, was removed 10 the Homeo-
: pathic Hospital on Tuesday.
Kendall Dannenhauer Is confined
TO his home with scarlet fever.
Miss Ella W. Johnson. who wa,
q recently appointed postmaster vii
/. assume her new duties on April /
e The ONCE will now be in the Masonic
b. Building Newport
q Mrs. Thomas Bullen has opened a
. lunch room and delicatessen in tn,
a Masonic Building here
The Woman's Club held a 81
y Patrick's social yesterday afternoon
IL The committee IN charge included
!, Mrs. II. p. Taylor. Mrs. J. c. stronl
: and Mrs William Dannenhauer.