Evening journal., 1922-05-04

Frank King, Charles McKnitt' Yves
/ ley Steele and Leslie Walls.
First Grade-Dorothy Beck, Mar
garet Carrow. Katharine Gilkey
Louise Havill. Jenny Ingle. Edna
farrell, Nellie Mcdowell, Mary Re
gener. Ruth Stevenson. Florence
Scale. James Cannon. Aubrey Greer
Harry Gilkey. George Gilkey. VII
liam Kee. Arthur Loveless. Leon
Newlove. william Newlove, George
Proud and Harry Ramsey.
No 3 School, First Grade-Jenny
Megginson. Thomas Harrison, Gil
bert Wilhelm. Bertha George, Grace
George and Emidia Vagmoni.
No. 3. Fourth Grade-Catharine
Alfree.
No. 3, Third Grade-Norman Wat
son.
william Street School. Eighth
Grade-William Douglass.
Fifth Grade-Viola Brown and
Kathryn Hinson.
Fourth Grade-Ardelia Henry and
Ruth Lolly.
Third Grade 49, Edward Brown,
James Thompson. Ida Henry, Susana
Henry and Florence Green.
Second Grade-Madelin Roberts,
Willard Kinslow and Robert Roy.
First Grade-Marie Gould. Charles
Brown. Alfred Roy and Francis Roy.
There will be no meeting OF the
Home and School Association this
evening. This Is due to the faculty
and pupils arranging a May Day
program for Wednesday. May II.
At the monthly meeting OF the
Good VIII Fire Company last even
ing. Treasurer Charles J. Dougherty
reported S4O1.10 as the balance in
New Castle Trust Company
A hose Jacket recently purchased
from the Cooper Hose Jacket Com
pany, Minneapolis. Mimi. was found
defective. II had already been re-
turned. It was decided 10 cancel
the order
Fire Recorder Campbell reported
two fires during the month OF April.
President Mckay appointed Messrs.
James V. Campbell. John b. Foster
and John J. Walls as a committee to
for a carnival during the
summer. The proceeds viii be used
TO purchase new siren TO replace
the present FIRE alarm bell.
The following amusement commit
tee was appointed: Frank J. Mad
den. James p. Toman and Frank j.
Murphy. They will make arrange
ments for a dance to be given in near
future.
The local High School base ball
team will play Chester High Re
serves. at Chester. Friday afternoon.
Next Wednesday they will play Bea-
com College at Battery Park.
Paul J. lawson. Jr.. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Paul J. Lawson. was taken
10 the Homeopathic Hospital by DR..
Julius Dodd. yesterday DR.. Spack-
man removed enlarged glands OF the
neck
Mrs. James Keegan, OF Whining
on. who spent Sunday with her son
Everett Keegan and family OF the
western section OF the city. Is con-
ined 10 her home with a broken
inkle, caused by a fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Currinder.
" Basin Road. are receiving congra-
ulations on the birth OF a daughter.
William f. Stewart and partner
-aught a large roe sturgeon yester-
lay. 1t contained 43 "a pounds
" roe. which was disposed Of at
8 a pound.
George II. Madden's orchestra will
LAY at the annual dance OF the
omega Alpha Fraternity at Univers-
~ OF Delaware tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Madden plays for the dance
f the Employees Association OF the
and Suburban Gas and
Electric Light Company at Chester
his evening. The same orchestra
viii play at the Student Council
ance at L. OF d. Saturday evening.
Final preparations have been
made for the public card party to
e given in the dining room Of the
Iotel Louise on tomorrow evening.
,egiDning at o'clock under the
uspices of the New Castle High
chool Alumni Association.
At the monthly meeting Of the
aides Aid Society of the First Bap-
list church which was held at the
ONE of Rev. and Mrs. Frederick
V. Ovehiser, Of West Fifth street
esterday afternoon arrangements ,
DR. the summer activities were dis
ussed AT length.
Arrangements were made for a
ocial evening, and apron sale to
e held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
rank Hewlett of West Fifth street,
n Monday evening. May 22.
The committees in charge are:
Irs. Frederick Overhiser. Mrs.
rank Hewlett, apron bazaar. Mrs.
ma Miley and Mrs. Ozro S. LuDt.
efreshment committee, and Mrs. =
unit and Mrs. Miley a special COM ,
littee to make canvass of the !
ty to secure new members for the ,
,ciety. The next meeting will be !
eld at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs ,
ohm Hopkins Of Rose Hill, on wed !
esday afternoon, June Z.
Arrangements are also being made Z
Y the society to accept the invita- ,
on of the Rev. and Mrs. George T. =
rect, of Ridley Park, Pa, to hold
social at their home.
The Rev. Frederick w. Overhiser. a
lstor OF the First Baptist Church, n
confined to his home with Illness. 4
r. Overhiser was i'll for several :