Evening journal., 1922-06-10
PROMOTEPUPILS
OF HIGH School
Large Number in First
Fourth-Year Class of
Delaware City High
PRESENT FLAG TO
H. G. EASTBURN
Special to The Evening Journal.

/ ly took over control of the local wa
ter plant. It was decided to MAKE
several changes in the methods o.
/ operating the plant.
AS a result of their individual
work and examinations. during this
past school year and the creation OF
four-year high school TO begir
operations next fall, the followins
pupils we're promoted: From the
third to the fourth year class: Kath-
crime Rose. Peggie Davidson. Mary
Rash. BERTHE jefferson. Bessie Ha-
gan. Mildred Davidson, Myrtle
Yearsley and Davis Cole From the
second to the third year class: Mil
dred Netsch, Evelyn Blalock, Flor
ence Lester, Margaret Walters. Jo-
sephine Hagan, Kathryn Roberts
Frances Webb, Katie Underwood
George Corbitt and John Webb.
From the first to the second year
class: Eva Crossden, Anna Reynolds,
Agnes Rash. Orpha Dunlap, Isabelle
Mccoy, Lenna Lamp, Elva Nelson.
Ida Richards. Harry Heal George
Jester. Charles Rose and Charles
Walter. Transferred from the
the eighth grammar grade 10 the
first year class in the High School:
William Derrickson Harold Wilkin-
son, Harry Sickle. James BrannOn,
Albert Bender. Lawrence Peacock,
Louise Smith. Evelyn Morrison.
Catherine Netsch. Kathryn Spicer.
Louise Rose. Margaret Ellis. Dorothy
Stanley and Elizabeth Spencer.
A large picture in black and white
THE Majesty OF the Matterhorn."
was presented the second grade
pupils OF the grammar school. for
attaining a yearly average OF more
than 80 per cent. OF attendance.
The award was made by Mrs. Moose
ley. OF the service citizens and Is on
display in the front window Of VIII
liam B. TESTERS pharmacy.
The almost daily report OF some
fisherman catching sturgeon.
causes may to think It has been an
exceptionally profitable year To
the contrary several of the boats
have been operated at a loss.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon. sew
eral hundred persons. including op-
orators of nets and fixes in the
Chesapeake-Delaware Canal, assem-
bled on the northern bank Of the
Canal, directly opposite the Will
liam 3. TESTERS pharmacy. and
witnessed the presentation OF
large American Jack and a Yacht.
ensign TO Horace G. Eastburn. Mr.
Eastburn was counsel for the fish
erman in their fight to have the
order preventing them from fishing
with nets rescinded. The tokens of
appreclations were presented by
Rufus S. Yearsley. who in timely
words expressed the fshermen's
gratitude.
Children's Day services will be
held in the First Presbyterian
church, at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow
evening. when the following pro-
gram will be presented with Mrs.
John E. Schunder. chairman of
the entertainment committee. in
charge. The title of the program
Is Gates of Blessing" which is
the name of the opening song by
the school. followed by responsive
scripture readings: Invocation, by
the Rev. Robert c. Pitzer: recita-
ton, Welcome Children's Day." by
Charmeon Billibaugh; singing,
Scatter Deeds OF Kindness" by
Beginners and primary depart
ments; recitation "Glad You've
Come" by James Clark; singing.
The Reign of Roses" by school:
"a Place For You" by
Fitzwater; exercise, "A
True story" by beginners depart
ment; recitation, Birds and Flow
ers," Frances Tugend; exercises,
Kindly Deeds" three little girls,
Margaret Armstrong, Eleanor Hall
and Eugenia Armstrong; recita-
lion, Summer Days" by Charlotte
Armstrong; singing, His Love-" by
.endance," by Vincent Cats; exer-
Use, Roses" by Mrs. George Ken
1edy's class. Grace LaDders, Myrtle
Bentley and Charlotte Armstrong:
Young Crusaders" by
Evelyn Kinkaid; recitation. Make |
Every Sunday Children's Day" by
Rachael Cats; singing. Bells Of |
summer Time" by school; exercise. |
If You and I Tried" by Frances
rugend, Helen Lee. Anna Bentley |
md Martina Burnett; recitation. |
Flowers" by Grace Landers; sing |
ng. Voice OF the Garden" by Miss /
elizabeth Aker's class; recitation. I
The Wireless" by William .
'tickel; exercise, "A June Tribute.
" Miss Aker's class; recitation.
'Children's Day Here Again" bv
Nary Clark; singing, by class of
,oys; closing song, "a Sweeter
'ong," by school. Mrs. George
Kennedy. pianist.
The following officers were in
tailed by Mrs. Frank Siegrist. VIII
nington deputy State councillor, at
he weekly meeting of Harmony
No. 6. Daughters OF Amer
"a, last evening: Councillor. Mrs.
lark Beck; vice-councillor. Mrs.
ay Householder; Junior past coun-
illor, Mrs. Frank o. Moore; as
ociate vlce-councillor. Mrs. william
lines; secretary. Miss Ida Der
Ickson; treasurer. Frank X. Irons;
rustee for three years, Mrs. Frank
rons.
The Rev. L. W. Layfield will
reach In the Delaware City NJ. f.
hurch, at 1890 o'clock tomorrow
,orning. on THE Reward of Vic
Dry." Sunday School at 11.45 1
clock. There will be no service in
MS church in the evening, as this
aggregation has been invited to at |
md the Children's Day service in
,e First Presbyterian Church. Chill
ren's Day will be observed in this
hurch Sunday. June II.
Plans have been completed for the
,c,+a1 in the Methodist Church next