Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-20


the place for them.
Permission was granted Mrs viz
ginia Taws TO have the Home Econ
omic Glasses to serve lunches in the
Home Economics rooms to the
pupils not desiring to go TO tne"
homes for lunch or carry them Inc
charges will be just enough to MAKE
1t self supporting .s
Buford Lunt, who was employee
by the board to make a survey o,
the high school building anu
grounds submitted his report laS'
evening. which was approved by tne
hoard The board decided It would
take not less than $1,000 TO I'"N'
the Necessary repairs ana rep'"'
ments to the high school buiulhB t"
hiring II to anything ike the stanu -
ard set by the state authorities MI
Limits survey credited the local mgr
school building as possessing only
sO3 points out of possible l'uuV
points set by state Board as a stand
ard for high schools of Delaware TO
no 100 per cent. efficient The site
on which the school is located was
estimated at 100 points out OF the
1 600 required. The board instruct
cd the secretary to forward the sur
vev and boards estimates as TO APP
proximate costs to the Dover OF
| fee.
Howard L. wilhelm. coach OF the
High school track team, was grant
ed permission to take the members
of the team to Newark on May . to
compete in the annual inter-scholas-
tic track meet to be held at the Uni
versity OF Delaware. The expenses
will be paid out OF the balance OF
hand In the Athletic Association
funds which amounts to $50.
Professor Snavely reported a bal
ance of S8.b45 on hand for the
present term. out Of the approprla
lions received from the state.
Professor Snavely was grantee
permission to attend the schoo
mems meeting to be held at the Uni
verslty OF Pennsylvania, Philadel
phia. Friday. with expenses allowed
Professor Snavely's recommends
lions for next year made in his re
port which covers several pages o
legal paper will be taken up at spe
clal meeting OF the board. Th'
teacher problem will be the one re-
curing the greater discussion an'
consideration. The time and place
of the meeting was not announced
last evening.
S. S. Deemer, president OF th'
Deemer steel Casting Company vii
entertain members of the Stee
Foundrymen's Association at I'M
home at a plank shad dinner on Fri
day at noon. This Is an annual Gus
tom OF Mr.. Deemer.
Mrs. william Montgomery, O.
West Tenth street. is confined to ne
home with a carbunkle on her back
just below the neck.
John Adams. the two-year- old sol
OF Mrs Mary Adams. of Cherr
street. is confined to his bed wit
grip.
John Hammers, OF East Secon
b street, is in at his home
, Lewis, the young son og Mr.. an
e Mrs! Harry e. Hushebeck, OF Eal
- Third street. was painfully injure
, yesterday afternoon while enrou
a from the grocery store OF Mr.
{ Blanche Williams, on East Thu
street, to his home. He fell on a.
! pavement badly decorating his rigl
hand on a projecting brick ID
I Julius DOdd took several stitches
o. closing the wound.
Z Several members OF Adelph
Lodge. Knights OF Pythias. motort
r TO Grubb's Corner last evening ar
- visited Morning Star Lodge OF tn
q place.
. Workmen began scraping the ia
, terry Park diamond yesterday afte
, noon. IL will be rolled and laid o
, this afternoon. Nathaniel Watts,
q will erect the grand stand this wee
, The bleachers will be moved
within a few feet OF the end OF q
, grand stand and entrance to no
, grand stand and bleachers will
, through the spaces between q
, grand stand and bleachers.
, The marriage OF Miss Franc
Shearer OF Wilmington. to Lauren
Reynolds. OF West Ninth street. III
city, will take place in St Peters
c. Church. Wilmington, on Wedne
/ day morning. April 90, with nupti
mass at o'clock. A number
relatives and friends of the your
couple in this city will attend n
ceremony. Miss Shearer is n
daughter OF Mrs. Charles Sheare
formerly OF this city.
Miss Marjory Keelan. OF Newar
is spending several days here as a.
. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lew
of East Third street.
Royal Theatre, tonight-Norm
r Talmadge in Poppy ADV.