Evening journal., 1922-04-21
women TO HOLD
MILITARY 300"
Newport Club Elects Off,
GERS TO Serve for Two
Years
NEW POSTMISTRESS
TAKES CHARGE
specIal % The Eveninr Journal.

Sptclhl 70 me Evening journal.
NEWPORT, April 2l.--At the re-
cent meeting OF the woman's Club
OF Newport. the following officers
were elected: President. Mrs. c. NJ.
Weatherby, succeeding Mrs George
Stuart; first vice president. Mrs.
George Stuart; second vice presi-
dent Mrs. David Bair; secretary. Mrs.
Reuben Pordham: assistant secre-
tary. Mrs. Quimby Lyman, Jr.; treas
urer. Mrs. J. c. Strong; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. f. Harper Webb
director on State Executive Commit
tee Mrs W. L. Dun.
II was decided 20 amend the by
laws. corresponding with the State
Federation of Clubs 30 that elections
will be held the first Friday in April.
rather than IN October as heretofore.
The above officers we're elected for
a period OF two years. which IS also
in accordance with State Federation
rulings.
The club will hold Military
800" this evening IN the club rooms.
Red Mems Hall. Miss Ella W. John
son Is chirman OF arrangements, and
Mrs c. NJ. Weatherby. Mrs. J. c.
Slack. and Miss Helen Cranston are
assisting. Mrs. George Stuart Ia
chairman OF the refreshment com
mittee. with Mrs II. B. Taylor. Mrs
w. L. Dun. Mrs. Dougherty and
Mrs Blansneld assisting.
The Sunday school class Of Miss
Ethel Woodward will Join with the
Primary Department. Of the New
port NJ. f, Sunday School and hold
bake sale tomorrow morning In the
w. c. T. L. building at 1890 o'clock
There will be cakes. pies and pota-
90 salad for sale
The Ladies' Aid Society Of New
port " r Church will hold a musi.
cal Wednesday evening. May 3.
Miss Ella W. Johnson. the new
postmistress OF Newport. opened tn
postofiice in the Masonic buildinr
this morning and all mail will bl
delivered from there IN tho future
During the past week Miss Vim
yards rooms at the Newport pubn
school was awarded the attendance
auco flag while the rooms OF Mis-
MrKnoft and Miss Roe were award
cd flag having the highest percent
age for promptness
Tho Rev W Vaughn Moore vii
attend meetings at Townsend an
vicinity ON Tuesday. visiting rura
rrhools % the interest OF the count
program of law enforcement work.
Tho will hc an open air law en-
z -ccmont meeting in front OF IN
". G.. r T.. building. on Thursda
evening
ON sunday morning. April 80. m
Eev. vs.. T. Mcclure. of Ocean Citl
.fi. win have charge OF tho scr
vices ia the Newport NJ. Z. Church
Services in the evening will be 8
charge Of tho Rev +. c. Prettymar
OF Wilmington.
Air. ami Mrs. George W. Kip,
Miss Mao seeds and Henry Seed
moto~od TO Sudiersville. Nd, o
sunday 90 visit AR. and Mrs W. X
Jones Nr. and Mrs. c. W Maclar
had a- their guests on Sunday NJ
and Mrs Harvey W. Maciary an
son OF state Road.
Mrs. Leonard Lyman who has bee
in the Physicians and Surgeon
Hospital Wilmington. for sometim
for treatment. Is much improved
Mrs Harry Pierson IS confined
her home. suffering with bror
chltis: Junior Moore. son Of the Re-
and Mrs. W. Vaughn Moore Is cor
fined 20 his home with an attack {
the grip: Herman King IS confine
20 HIS home suffering from tonsilitii
Curtis Covington. Of Richardso
Park. IS now convalescing. follow
ing a long illness from pneumonl
and pleurlsy.
Mrs. Harry Isham. who has bee
in a hospital In Philadelphia. Pa
for treatment is much improved. an
has been removed 10 her HON
Nancy Day. daughter OF Mr.. an
Mrs Whitney Day is confined 10 HI
home by illness. Price Pierson
confined 20 his home suffering fro
tonslntis Mr. and Mrs. Charl'
Beck. Of wilmington, spent Sundi
here with Mr. and Mrs. George y
Seeds. Mrs. Samuel Renshaw. WI
I has been in a Philadelphia hospit
for treatment has returned to h
} home much improved.
The Newport Giants will play
Wilmington team at Newport {
morrow morning az 10 o'clock.