Evening journal., 1922-05-10

groups:
First-The school putting on the
best exhibit OF clothing made by pu-
pills OF its home economics depart
ment;
Second-For the group OF four
hrst-year Aigh School girls. who
can. in the shortest time from ma
terisls provided. prepare the most
appetizing and attractive meal;
Third-For the individual second
year girl who can. in the shortest
time from materials provided, pre-
pare the most appetizing and at
tractivA meal;
Fourch-For the individual sec
ond-year girl who can. in the short
est time. make the best dress from
the standpoint OF execution and de-
sign;
Fifth-For the individual first
year girl whose clothing work for
the year shows the most improve
ment. The clothing contests will be
held in the parlors Of the New Cas-
tie Century Club. and the cooking
contests in the home economics la
boratory of the local High School.
The winners OF this county con-
test will enter the State contest to
be held in Dover May 25. The list
| OF prizes for the State contest will
be in accordance TO the above five
| stated divisions. Each division will
have three prizes. They are-First
division. first prize will be $50. sec
ond $40 and third IS; second divi-
sion. first prize 500. second SIS, anC
third $40: third division. FIRST prize
! 500. second $50. and third $40;
fourth division. first prize. 500. sec
Fond SIS, and third $40; nth divi-
ton. first prize S5, second $3.50. and
third 81.
The pupils of Eden School, Bear
station who, by their puDctuality OF
attendance during April are entitled
to being entered on the honor roll
follow: Louisa Sillitoe. Myra Moore,
Beatrice Sillitoe. Edna Stanley,
Frances Wilmington. Gladys HUFF
nal, Kathryn Appleby, Winifree
Robert Davidson, Woodrow
Stanley. Darlington Moody, Frank
Matthews. Edward Bidwell John
Diehl and Charles Goff.
For Good Attendance - Frank
Bessie Rash. Mary Stanley
and Jane Insolo.
Bungalow for rent at Baldton.
John Clayton. Phone 21s. New Cas-
le.-Adv.
The first monthly business meet
rg of the newly organized Young
Mems Bible Glass of the Methodist
'hurch. Mrs. Mary Sheridan, teacher.
VII take place at the home of the
cacher. "a The Strand, at s o'clock !
omorrow evening. A special invita- |
ion to every boy of Methodist faith |
n New Castle and vicinity who has |
assed his fifteenth birthday has !
cen issued. II is also desired that |
II Methodist boys of the town join .
he class. Committees will be ap-
.ointed at this meeting to promote
port activities by the class. Ar
for a banquet and en-
ertainment to be given the latter
'art OF this month also will be
made. Horace L. Deakyne. who was
elected assistant to Mrs. sheridan. in
charge OF social and athletic actIv-
ties OF the class, has resigned.
owing to a number OF invited
guests TO the proposed dance OF
Battery II, c. A. c., Delaware Ma
uonal Guard, at Van Dyke Armorv
residing at a distance, with whom
il would be impossible to commuri- /
cate in time to change the date Of
holding II, It has been decided not to
make the change announced last
evening. The dance will take place
as at first announced, next Friday
evening.
Lausatt Rogers. OF near the Bald
ton, read paper on the life and
work of Shakespeare Hamlet" be-
fore the Century Club last evening
Mrs George w. Davis. of East
Third street. is spending several
weeks with her daughters. Miss
Bessie Davis and Mrs. Lille Seth.
of Camden, n. ].