Evening journal., 1922-05-06
BOUQUET FOR
MRS. WHITEMAN
Delaware City Club Women
Make Presentation to
Retiring President
LARGE NUMBER
ON HONOR ROLL
speclal 70 The EvenInE Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, May e.
Greater activity than usual Is being
displayed by the pupils OF the Home
Economics department OF the local
high school at this time, due 70 their
intentions OF entering the county
contest to be held at New Castle on
May IS and also will send several
pieces OF wearing apparel TO Dover
10 be entered In the State Contest TO
be held the latter part OF the month
Miss Phyllis Mason. supervisor re-
ported yesterday the following list
OF pupils on the honor roll for April:
Eleventh Grade--Bertie Jefferson
and Mildred Davidson.
Tenth Grade-Mildred Netsch.
Florence Lester. Evelyn Blalock and
Kathryn Roberts.
Ninth Grade-Nel1ie Carrow. Len
ma Iampp and Anna Reynolds.
Eighth Grade--Margaret Ellis.
Catherine Netsch. Mary Clark. Kath-
crime Spicer. Louise Smith and Doro-
thy Stanley.
Seventh Grade-Hazei Davis. Clar-
ence Bender. Madeline Ellis. Carl
Eaton and George Neal
Sixth Grade-Robert Miller. Eliz-
abeth Murray, George Nickle.
Edith Reednick and James Nc
lCarthy.
Fifth Grade-Grace Lauder, Bstel
MAIDEN. Helen Walter. Helen Bram-
son and Walter Ellis.
Fourth Grade-Theima Cole.
Martha Rash, Anna Mccarthy. Mar
garet Bright and william Heal.
Third Grade-Annie Netsch, John
spicer, Titus Irons. Eleanor Cor
mack and Kathleen Mccarthy.
Second Grade-Eleanor Creedon.
Mary Brannon. Frances Tugend.
Beatrice Walker. Gertrude Bright.
Frances Durham and John Jordan
First Grade-Anna Northrup, Rose
Householder. George Lusardi. Mar
garet Armstrong and Franklin Dor
Wis.
National Physical Culture week
has been observed in the local
schools during the past week.
y At the meeting OF the high school
literary society Music Week was
observed by the Introduction OF vari-
b GUS kinds OF music. interpretations
y were given OF several popular songs
|. as sung by artists OF the present time.
y Also classic music was discussed.
8 The Rev. William Fruend, former
= pastor OF the First Presbyterian
! Church. now OF Princeton. N. j.. will
!, preach both morning and evening In
! that church tomorrow. The Rev.
land Mrs. Robert Q. Pitzer are 'gpepd=-
a ing ten days with friends In PENN
svlvanfa. Mr. Pitzer has been in
| door health for the past three weeks
T. and is taking a much needed Vaca-
tlon.
b The Rev. Joseph II. carp viii ceie-
q brate the early communion service In
Christ's Episcopal Church. here. TO-
morrow morning.
William B. Jester has. been elected
delegate TO the diocesan convention
10 be held at Laurel on Tuesday,
/ Joseph ". Reeves Is alternate. Mrs.
William B. Jester will represent tbs
Women's Auxiliary OF the church
at the convention as a delegate.
The Rev. L. W. Layheld VIII
preach IN the Delaware City Meth
odist Church at 1890 o'clock tomor-
row morning on The Grain OF
Wheat" and at 7.30 o'clock In the
evening on 'Isaiah's Vision" Bible
school will meet at 11.4b O'CLOCK
The probationary class will meet IN
the church parlors at s o'clock
Tuesday evening and the mid-week
prayer service will be held at
o'clock on Wednesday evening.
The Board OF Education and fac
uity OF the local schools have decided
that no elaborate plans will be made ~
for a May Day pageant this year. IL
will be quietly observed on Friday
May 10. School closes the last OF
this month.
AS Mrs. Harry @. Price. the retir-
ing president OF the Delaware City
Century Club. was passing the new
gavel to the incoming president. Mrs
Thomas ]. Whiteman, the latter pre-
sented her with a large basket OF
cut flowers as a gift from the mem-
bers.
AS a forerunner TO the Radcliffe
Chautauqua,' Miss Mildred P. Forbes.
Junior leader. arrived in town today
and will conduct a public mass
Injecting this evening in town hall
in the interest OF the AFFAIR which Is
to be here May 8, 10 and IL. Frank
o. Moore, chairman OF the commits
tee OF guarantors, has secured tins
following young women TO take part
in the opening pageant OF the Chau- q
ltduQuae Inc MISSES hNtAgu bAhAoNHf
BERTHE Jefferson. Kathryn and Louise
Rose. Bessie and Josephine Hagans
Mildred Netsch, Margaret Walters,
Frances Webb and Kathryn Spicer.
Estel MAIDEN, the 12-year-oid son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James MAIDEN, OF
Front and Clinton streets. who sus-
talned a broken elbow while wrest-
ling with a companion at school, the
first OF the week, has undergone
three operations. The boys arm
was finally set yesterday at the Fort
Hospital. after a second x-ray nad
been taken. DR.. Ellis is attending
the injury. ~,
Little Jack Fitzwater. son or Nh
and Mrs. Samuel Fitzwater. accom-
nanied hfs aunt. Mrs John J. Meade'
- her home at Carneys Point ~ -
yesterday. He will spend two weeNs
there Mrs. Meade has been tho
ruest Of her parents, Mr. and MIS-
Charles Hall. Of Clinton street
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Layheid, OF
FELTON,. are the guests OF his parents
he Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Layneld.
,t the Methodist parsonage.
Early tomato plants now. White
nan.-Adv. z