Evening journal., 1922-01-05
TRADE SCHOOL
RESUMES TODAY
Vocational Training Classes
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Tonight
STUDENTS
MAY REGISTER

The Wilmington Free Evening
Vocational School will open the sec
ond half term OF forty nights this
evening under the auspices Of the
Wilmington Board OF Education.
The school will meet every Tuesday
and Thursday nights from 7.3O until
$50 o'clock. The building Is omen
and the instructors are present at
p. m. for personal consultation. Ar
rangements have been made for en-
rollment OF students who we're un-
able for various reasons to be pres
ent on Tuesday evening. All names
Of new students will be taken care
OF in serial order. Ail students who
are continuing work OF last team will
have to enroll for the winter term.
Reguiat class work will begin this
evening in all departments. There
is room for more students in the
evening classes Now that the holi-
days and other diversions are over
with, long winter evenings ahead, It
Is believed that there is a large num-
Der OF men and women in Whining
ton who would find It very profitable
for them 10 enroll for this winter
term OF the evening school. The at
tendance Is free and an enrolment
fee Of 81 is charged for all those
who have not been enrolled in the
school the past term. and those not
present three-fourths OF the time.
owing TO the unusual interest OF
the women. three classes will be ne
cessary to accommodate the mill
| linery class. Mrs Greta Moseley
Taylor will head up this course in
home making and will be assisted by
Mrs. r. w. Scott and Miss Eliza
beth Peach. The sewing classes
will be divided into a elementary
and advanced class. The same in
structors will take care OF this course
viz: Miss Marian strickler and Miss
Margaret Shute. The cooking classes
will be taken care OF by Miss Frances
Riley for the advanced cooking class
and Mrs. Helen +. Duncan for the
beginners class.
The courses for colored women vii
open on next Monday evening. Thes'
classes will be continued in the How
ard School on Monday and Wednes
day evenings. Mrs. Helen W. An.
derson and Mrs. r. w. Wooten arr
the instructors in charge OF the sew
ing classes
All drafting work will be headet
by Charles Speigelhalter. He viii
also be the instructor for the ad
vanced mechanical drawing classes
r. W. Booth will instruct the ele
mentary mechanical drawing class
A. W. Rhodes will continue with IN
architectural drafting class.
A class in shop mathematics vii
be continued under Edward Man
ming.
l.. p. Moore has been made hea
OF the course in electricity. Sine
: there has been such a demand 10
this type Of work an additional in
structor has been engaged. MI
Z Moore will instruct the advance
, class in alternating and direct cur
! rents. Louis ]. Lingo will continu
instructing the beginners in element
OF electricity and II. Mcdaniel vii
instruct the third group.
The machine shop practice vii
continue with W. Il. White Il
charge, Mr.. Taylor assisting him Il
this work. Arrangements are bein
made TO also conduct Saturda
, class in the afternoons since tier
is such a demand for machine sho
practice.
c. A. Fahs will continue as in
structor OF the sheet metal shop. 4
class OF twenty-five men employee
regularly in automobile repair wor
b. has been arranged and classes wi
. begin this evening. George A. Bach
er will be the instructor. Thes
classes will be operated in the base
ment OF the main High Schoc
building.
Mr.. G. H. Bromley who is head {
the stationary engineers classes cor
Quoted his classes through the Chris
mas holidays. This course was n,
opened until November 29th, an
! Arrangements have been made
continue these classes. II is N
{ purpose to prepare those having
l. handle engineering plants, steai
r boilers, etc. to secure the license Il