Evening journal., 1922-06-02
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Home and School Associa-
tion Urges New School
Building
EXHIBIT MADE OF
WORK OF STUDENTS
pecial TO The Evening Journal.

SpeClal 10 Ine Evening JOuInhls
NEW CASTLE, June 2-The fina
meeting of the Home and schoo
Association was held last evening II
the High School auditorium, wher
Professor II. Z. Snavely, city super
intendent, and Theodore Kraemer
of the faculty. spoke Of the urgent
needs of better school facilities. The
association went on record as favor
ing a larger and more adequate
school building for the High School
pupils. It was decided to circulate
a petition favoring this decision to
be presented in the near future TO
the various civic bodies and at a
general mass meeting to be called
for next month.
In conjunction with the Home
and School meeting. the final exhibit
Of the industrial arts department of
the High School took place. On ex-
hibition were many things made by
the manual training department and
home economic classes. Among them
we're dresses made of gingham,
cloth. lingerie, voile, ETC.; skirts
caps. doilies, towel. underwear, slip
pers, pin cushions, bed and table
linens and wicker sewing baskets.
Among the students placing work
on display were Elizabeth Mckay,
Gertrude Ratledge, Gladys Maloney,
Ruth Zimmerman. Mary Sterling,
Mary NJ. Miller. Alice Keegan, Dor
othy Ramsey, Virginia Newlove, Elsie
Walker, Fannie B. Bryson, Elizabeth
Jones. Serena Greene and Mildred
Corrinder.
Frank ]. Murphy was held in $500
bail for action of the grand jury by
Mayor Cramer last night, charged |
with having more than one quart of
spirituous liquor in his possession.
Extra fancy white fat Norway |
mackerel, soc. h.; shrimp, 15c. can;
herring roe, 15c. can; white tuna
fish. 25c. can; d. and NJ. fish fakes,
I5c. can, Lobster, 45c. can; sardines,
&c. can; ladies' and misses bathing
shoes at Platt's.-Adv.
The store business OF r. u. Pin
der at Sixth and Delaware has been |
purchased by Thomas Walls, and
not by Francis Jordan, as previous
ly stated. Mr.. Walls will place his
daughter. Mrs. Francis Jordan, in
the store as manager. The grocery
business viii be continued by the
new firm.
Harry c. Clark and Son. Of Della
ware City, have been awarded a con-
tract for the erection Of a brick ad-
dition in the rear of the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Leach, on West
Sixth street. The addition, when fin
ished. will be used as a kitchen and
pantry.
Ogle Glandon. of Cherry street, is
to his bed with a severe at
tack of liberation Of the throat.
James Mcdaniel, of East Second
street, is confined at his home
through illness.
Frances, the 1-year-old daughter
# Mr.. and Mrs. Goory Whitlock,
sustained a badly wrenched ligament
4 the right shoulder. in a fall at her
lome yesterday. DR.. B. NJ. Allen I
ave medical attention.
DR.. Lewis Booker was the only {
,erson to file a petition with the
Jerk of the Peace, Wilmington, as .
candidate for election as member I
T the Board of Education. '
Miss Clara Mayhem. OF Camden. N. '
;, who is in charge OF the mission C
~ work at the settlement house of
is italian district Of that city, will c
silver an address In the First Bap- .
st church here Sunday evening, at \
so O'Clock, In conjunction with the a
sgular evening service. q
Several hundred tickets have been Il
sposed OF for the festival TO be held c
! the corner of Fifth and Della I,
are streets. this evening. In con- T
action with an apron sale, un- Y
pr the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid C.
ociety of the First Baptist church. Il
hould the weather conditions not 7,
ermit the affair being held out OF D
oors, It will be transferred to the j
1cial room, on the second floor OF G
he church building. c
The condition OF Raymond Foster.
West Fourth street, who for sew n
raj weeks has been confined to his i
lone with sciatic rheumatism, Is "a
lightly improved. -