Evening journal., 1922-04-04
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Democrats Elect Delegates
to Attend County Conven-
tion April 8
7TH GRADE PUPILS
TO GIVE PROGRAM
specIal 70 The EvenIng Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE April 4.-The
Home and School Association will
meet IN monthly business session to-
morrow evening instead Of Thursday
evening as usual. Mrs. Frank deH.
Janvier will read paper on the
early history Of New Castle. The
seventh and eighth grade pupils are
especially invited to attend this
meeting OF the association. Pupils
under tho seventh grade must be ac-
companied by adults.
Arrangements are being made by
teachers and pupils OF the several
grades OF the local public schools to
celebrate Arbor Day. at 2.30 o'clock
Friday afternoon. An elaborate
program Is being prepared for pres
entation on the green adjoining the
school buildings.
At the special meeting OF the
Democrats OF New Castle hundred
held in the old Town Hall last even
ing, the following delegates TO the
county Democratic convention to be
held In wilmington. Saturday after
noon were named: First district, John
r. Lambson; Second district, John j.
McDevltt; Third district. Ezekiel
Cooper: Fourth district. John p.
Murphy: Fifth district, William T.
Harrington. and Sixth district. Will
liam p. Davis.
II was also decided that each dele
gate should name HIS own alternate.
IN case Of his inability TO attend the
. N.ara
was chairman and Horace L. Dea-
kyne secretary OF the meeting.
At the meeting OF the Home and
School Association tomorrow even
Sog representatives will be chosen TO
attend the state Parent-Teacher As
sociation meeting in Harrington,
April 8.
The executive board OF the Della
ware State Federation OF Women's
Clubs will hold IT'S quarterly business
session IN tho parlors OF the New
Castle Century Club NJ 1890 o'clock
Thursday morning. following which
the delegates will be entertained az
luncheon served by the hospitality
committee at the local club. Mrs.
Horace L. Deakyne, chairman.
The annual meeting and election
OF five directors and officers OF the
club will take place In the club par
Tors al 7.30 o'clock Thursday even
ing
For Sale-1O room house. bath,
heat. porch. 521 Delaware Ave.-Adv
The monthly business session
social and entertainment of the Red
] LION Community Club will be held
Thursday evening. when the follow
ing literary and musical program
will be presented;
Singing. Hail Columbia" hy
, club: recitation. "Children's Hour
! by Edward Binenear; solo, "sing
! Birdie Sing" by Miss Mabel Otho.
son. chairman Of tho entertainment
committee; flute Aolo. by Theodore
Pyle. Of the Univehsity OF Delaware
singing, Somebody's Mother" by
) Miss Mary Kemp; recitation. by Mis-
Mary Sterling: violin and corne
duet. Miss Helen HNssan and Mis-
Mildred Ehart; recitation. THE Vol
unteer Organist." by p. y. Kemp
reading. Miss Mabel Qthoson: fut'
solo. by Theodore Pyle; singing
4 Birds by club recitation by Mis-
Z Mabel Guliett; selection on guitar
by Joseph Thielman. OF the Univer
! sity OF Delaware; recitation. "Glad
ness Of Nature" by Noble Colt; sing
n ing. Starlight" by p. y. Kemp; an,
closing song. Tree Top Morning.
{ by club.
At the weekly meeting OF the ioca
committee in charge OF the New
Castle Health Center. Mrs. Levi
Booker. chairman. yesterday after
noon, Il was decided 10 devote tn
hour between i and o'clock 10 Civ
lng attention to Negro parents an
children. Miss Alice Vail nurse ID
charge. examined. measured and IN
lstructed as children in health rule
yesterday at the center. There wer
several parents who were advised fl
u the care OF their babies.
The REQ motorized chemical wag
on OF the Good VIII Fire Compan.
was sent TO the plant OF the Unite'
Estates Fire Apparatus Company yes
lterday to have the new 300 gallol
pump recently ordered installed.
Or. Julius Dodd and DR. Levi
Booker examined Raymond FIFTH
man. Negro, OF West Fourth street
and sent him to the state Hospita
Pt Farnhurst yesterday afternoon.
The Rev. Luther T.. Poole. tn
hewly appointed pastor OF the Ne'
Tastle Methodist Church, is expecte
TO arrive on Thursday, ana tn
ladies Aid Society OF the churc
has arranged 20 give him and hi
Family a reception that evening a
tne parsonage.
r Former President OF Council Joh
IT, stoops OF East Third street, wa
taken suddenly IN at his store o
Delaware street last evening. II
vas stricken with a chill and is con
fined to his bed.
Mrs. Harry r. Montgomery. q
East Second street. who was sue
gcessfully operated on at the Della
Z ware Hospital last week was per
mitted TO return to her home yes
terday afternoon.
William Bland. aged IS, a retire
Y farmer residing with his son, Make