Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
EVIDENT IN ST. GEORGES
Homes Thrown Open for Enter
tainment of Many Guests
for Holidays.
srec,.l Correspondence Everv Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening
81. Georges. Dec. 27.1rhe Christ
mas entertainment of the ". II. Sun
day school was held last evening MT
100 In the Sunday school room with
the following program:
Song. Come We Night" by choir:
prayer, by the pastor. Rev. j. G. Nc
Coy; recitation, Welcome" Paul Nc
Coy: recitation. Had We But Fame"
Martha Rash; dialogue, The Christ
mas Stocking" seven boys; song.
stars in Silvery Glory choir; reel
tation. The Christmas Wreath ."
Pearl Moore: dialogue. The Gospel"
six girls: recitation. The Speech
Margaret Wilson; recitation. "liadio
to santa" Thelma Reynolds: song,
"The Quarrel" Margaret Walker and
Charles Stats; dialogue. "Pollies."
Isabelle Mccoy and Nellie casrow;
recitation. Isa Warrington; song
See We the Glory" choir; recitation,
Elizabeth Reynolds: dialogue, The
Christmas Guest class OF boys and
girls; recitation. Howard Warrington;
solo. Christmas Song" Isabelle Nc
COY; recitation, BERTHA Moore; sons
"Reneath n star choir; pantomine,
Home. Sweet Home" Anna lleyn-
Odds. Eva Grassland. dialogue. Good
night" Beginners Class; n Tel
the Tldings.' choir,
One OF the older memhers OF the
. school. impersonating Santa Claus at
tended with a pack on his back
Every child was given an orange an,
a box of candy. The decorations wer'
p holly. laurel and bells and n large
Christmas tree trimmed with orna
f, ments and popcorn and candy cameo
, The population OF our little towi
seemed to he doubled over the Christ
- mas holidays. There were very few
Q homes hat ala not entertain on
r guest and most OF them had famil
dinings
n Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie. r. Burris en-
2 t~crtained Misses Mary and Nellie Her
tel. OF Wilmington.
With NIr. and Mrs. y. Griffith II
lIscn we're Harry Manlove and m
Misses Ldonne and Marion Manlov'
. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. $. Gam had a
their guests on Christmas Day, Mr..
Cams parents, Ma. and Mrs. Geora
Swain and daughter. Maude. Toda
n they entertained Hobart Mccoy an
sisters. Evelyn and sabelle. Ni'
= Ella Gravitt, Of Middletown; Mi
d Ethel Gravltt Of Marcus Hook, Pa
( and Herman Gravitt OF Waldw1ck, J
N j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Sparks,
Delaware city, spent Christmas ID
u Win Mrs. Sparks parents. Mr.. al
}. Mrs. Samuel Lester. who also ente
Y tain.d Mr.. and Mis-. Hiermane Swa
OF ST. Georges.
Miss Cora Gravftt OF Middleton
was home FOR the holidays and ente
tanned Arthur Gravitt and family
a Red LION. and Miss Ethel Gravitt n
Nd Herman Gravitt OF waldwick, ".
IT. Joseph Gam OF Philadelphia Is {
e guest OF his mother. Mrs. Elizebe
u! Gam for a few days.
Mrs Emma Gam - ~cntcrtain'
n three OF her school chums. NJ
MYRTLE Yesrsley, OF Port Penn n
Misses Marion and Susan Cuslctt.
az Mrs. Theodore Carrow IL ente
VI tanning her sister. Mr.. and Mrs. w
M liam Phillips. OF Esston. Md, duri
n the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith. OF CO
90 ~tsville, Md. are the holiday guests
r.. her sister. Mrs. Sall.e Stapieford.
OF Edwin Roby. OF Baltimore. Md,
ma here over the holiday season with
wife.
."h Friends Of Mrs. John Ratledge a
ne daughter. Gertrude. who have h.
II" n with scarlet fever. are glad 20 n
OF their improvement.