Evening journal., 1922-03-04
DEBATE
SOLDIERS BONUS
Those Arguing for Proposed
Bill Get Decision at
Delaware City
WOMAN'S CLUB
GIVES PROGRAM
specIal 10 The EvenIng Journal.

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Special to The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. March A.
Mrs Harry c. Webb was in charge
Of the Delaware City Century Club
meeting yesterday afternoon. when
the following musical and literary
program wos presented: Victrola se-
lection: current events were read by
Mrs. John spicer; a quartet COM
posed OF Mrs. John f. Shunder, Mrs.
Guy Vail, Mrs Marie Cassidy and
Mrs. Harry c. Webb sang Sweet
and Low" with enchore. The Old
Folks at Home; a paper was read
by Mrs r. Vandegrift on music.
recitation. THE Village Sewing So
ciety." by Mrs webb; the quartet
then sang Loves Old Sweet Song"
with cnchorc. "Juanita."
The bi-weckly meeting OF the
Womcn's Christian Temperance
Union will be held IN the Donnell
rooms Monday evening.
The monthly meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid Society OF the 81. Georges
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sonage, yesterday afternoon.
STAFF Sergeant. Edward Parvis,
who has been al Fort Dupont sew
eral months. has been transferred 20
| Camp Dix. New Jersey for duty in
| the finance department.
Corporal George Hummen, Fort
/ DuPonts Heavyweight champion,
/ left yesterday for Governors Island.
/ y. y. lie has been entered IN the
! heavyweight contest for the cham
pionship OF the 2nd Corps area. The
fights take place this evening.
First Lieutenant Brent, Adiutant
NJ Fort DUPONT. is confined TO quar-
ters with grip.
Captain v. p. Foster. who has
been inspecting the National Guard
/ Companies OF Delaware has been
confined 70 his quarters for the past
two days. through illness.
Through an error the parents
Miss Madeline Ellis. were published
In these columns as DR. and Mrs.
w. W. Ellis. Miss Ellis Is the daugh-
ter OF william Ellis. OF Port Penn.
The debate al the High School
Yesterday afternoon. on Resolve
that Congress Should Poss a Sol
der Bonus Bill" was won by the
o affirmative by a ? 20 1 vote Of the
iudges-Ruth Morrison. Evelyn Bla'
lock and Charles Rose.
b Miss Phyllis Mason. supervisor
reported the following pupils as hav
ing a perfect attendance average 10
February;
Eleventh Grade-Myrtle Yearsley
Tenth Grade-Josephine Hagan
Florence Lester. Mildred Netsch
Katie Underwood. Margaret Waite
and John T. Webb Jr.
Ninth Grade-Nellie Carrow. Ev'
Grassland. Isabella Mccoy. Elva
Nelson. Anna Reynolds. George
Jester. Charles Rose, Charles Walter
and George Webb.
Eighth Gradc-James Brannon
William Derrickson. Lawrence Pea
cock. Harry Suckel. Harold Wilkin-
son. Margaret Ellis. Catherine
Netsch. Louise Rose and Dorothy
Stanley.
Seventh Grade Wilson Losey
Evelyn Kineard. Margaret Under
wood. Clarence Bender Wyatt Bent
ley. George Neal, John McManui
/ and Hazel Dowis.
sixth Grade-G Gorge Nickle
Charlotte Armstrong. Helen Bran
non. Walter Ellis and Helen Wal
ter.
Fifth Grade-Kathryn Brannon
) Robert Miller. Marie Walter ant
g Edna Yearsley
Fourth Grade-Margaret Bright
] Thelma Collie. Clark Gardiner. Mar
? garet Losey. Harry Morris. Jam
D. Miller, Harry Nickle. Charles I'm
, derwood and Fred Ponder.
b Third Grade-Titus Irons. Cath
] crime Mccarthy John Press an'
q Evelyn Dudnick.
. Second Grade-Nan MAIDEN. Bea
j trice Walker Mary Brannon
70 Frances Tugend. Vera Bryan. Ger
n trude Bright. Martina Burnett
Eleanor Creedom. Virginia Press
Elizabeth Ponder and Martha Hep
ler
D First Grade-Grace Baker. Win
J. cent Cats, Jack Creedon, Charlie
: Gardiner. Rose Householder Bessi
/, Irons. Janeth Lee McTurk. Ann
4 Northrup. Francis Walter. Jane
Wortz and Mary Zeuris.
a Arrangements have been complet
, ed by the dance committees Of tn
o. First and Third companies OF For
a Dupont for the dance 10 take plac
y I'm the Service Club on March II.
The Rev. l.. W. Layfield vii
r preach at 1890 o'clock tomorrow
?. morning in the First Methods
s Church on Creations Waiting. o
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