Evening journal., 1922-04-12
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
School Teachers Are Plan
ming to Give May Day
Pageant
CHOIR PREPARES
EASTER MUSIC
g. Special to The Evening Journal.

: Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. April 12.-Plans
are being made by a committee OF
, teachers OF the High School for a
May Day Pageant. Beside the
pageant there will be a May Pole
Dance and drill and the usual
' crowning OF the Queen of May. The
committee Is composed of Mrs. Vir-
ginia Taws chairman. A. Arthur
Powell. and the Misses Irene o. Wise
I and Emily +. Lunt The pageant
and other feature OF the exercises
viii be held on the school green. ad-
joining No. 1 school building.
Professor Henry f. Snavely an
nounced last evening that arrange
ments were being made for the com
mencement exercises. Each NOM
Der of this years graduating class
has been given the privilege OF select
ing his or her own topic on which
10 write an essay. each topic 10 be
connected with the work and needs
Of the school The essay topics Sc
lected TO date are:-"Domestic Sci
. ence In New Castle High School"
by Miss Gladys Maloney; New Castle
High School OF 1875 versus 1922"
Miss Gertrude Ratledge; school
Spirit In New Castle High School,"
by Charles King; The Necessity
For a Properly Equipped Science
Labratory." Ralph Duling; The Old
Y order Changeth But Not New Cas-
tie" >Sliss Elizabeth Mckay; The
Need OF a Gymnasium In New Cas-
tie High School" Miss Marie Men
= denhall: THE Early History OF New
Castle Public School System" VIII
liam King; THE Benefits Derived
from Athletics During My High
School Course Leon King: THE
Growth Of Athletics In New Castle
High school," Joseph Cannon; 1.-The
fBenehts TO be derived from Physical
Training" Albert Grimes; The De
veiopment OF Athletics In the New
I Castle High School," r. Earle Veg
T renmann: THE Status OF the Present
4 school System in the City ~ New
Castle" Victor Davis; %The Need
y For and the Value OF a Commercial
u Course In New Castle High School, '
Miss Helen Diehl. and THE Need
For a New High School Building IN
4 New Castle" Miss Esther Berry.
i The members OF the choir OF the
4 First Baptist Church have complet-
Fl ed the musical program for Easter
1 Sunday. The evening musical selec-
4 tions are taken from believe II
4 Me-" a specially prepared leafiet
X~The Misses Blanche and Estelia Sib'
Il ley. famillarly known as the ''Siblel
q Sisters" will sing several solos ant
81 duets. Among them will be a due
Il entitled "Wil Lilies Crown HI
Brow: and Believe" a solo due
4 and chorus by the Misses sibley and
the choir. The choir will SIM
blessed Story" "At the Doorway.
Easter Greetings" and "Extoll Th'
Risen Lord"
About 400 members. friends ant
~ visiting clergymen attended the re-
9 ception given the Rev. and Mrs. 1
n z. Poole. by the several organization
OF the Methodist Church. Severa
short addresses OF welcome wer'
, made by visiting clergymen AM
81 members OF the official hoard OF tn
3 church. An elaborate literary an'
|1f musical program vas presented fci
- lowed by the serving OF refresh
ments. The Sunday school room
|< on the second floor OF the annex &
H the churcn was crowded, with stand
M ing room al premium.
n The illustrated lecture given b.
I{ the Rev. Joseph carp in the Par.sl
k House to raise funds for Miss Mar
.>< Elkinton's Emmanuel Church schoc
Class's Easter Offering was largel
d fvN "a
IS Mr.. carp viii give the same lectur
" on THE Life Of Our Lord"
Christ's Episcopal Church Delawar
City tomorrow evening,
Arrangements have been complei
til ed by the entertainment committe
><| OF Adelphia Lodge OF Knights G
Pythias for the reception and bar
quet to be given in honor OF Gran
M. Chancellor George Souders and 9th
er visiting grand officers in tn
81. Masonic Temple. Friday evening.
Notice Is hereby given TO propert
S owners on Fourth street from WI
= <mington Causeway to South stree
b contemplating the installation {
water or gas that same must
completed within 60 days. Afts
hat period permits 20 open the (ln
proved) street will not be given Il
i've years. BY order Of City Cour
Is ,il.-Adv.
Several pupils OF the overfo
/XfE fEoom In the old Court House nal
owly escaped serious injury yestei
< ay afternoon when a large numb'
4 bricks became loosened in n
Kinney at the eastern end OF n
ID building and fell striking n
W teps close behind three or four pi
ills Just returning from the rece
| ecreation period on the scho
reen.
The falling OF the bricks Is attril
ted TO the heavy wind Of yesterds
fternoon, which was blowing at "a
me. Arthur Driscoll. a briclSlaye
SISTED by william Ramsey. tol
he chimney down tothe level OF II
oof. new chimney will probab
be erected in the near future.
Raymond Foster purchased u