Evening journal., 1922-04-25
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Women Members of Party
Fail to Attend Hundred
democratic Meeting
REV. w. G. HARRIS
-"' ADDRESSES PUPILS
Special to The Evening Journal.

meeting of the Democrats OF New
Castle hundred. held in the Old
Town Hall last evening. 1t was de-
cided to allow each member Of the
committee elected TO attend the
County Democratic Committee at 610
French street. next Saturday, TO Sc
lect the woman members from his
district.
The following committeeman were
elected: First district, Horace l..
DsaRyne; Second district, Charles J.
Dougherty; Third district, Samuel 3.
Miller; Fourth district. Everett B.
Howard; Fifth district, William T.
Warrington, and Sixth district. VIII
nam b. Davis. AS Mr.. Davis has
been unable to attend the several
meetings Of the Hundred Committee
because of his employment being
out OF town, It was decided to get in
communication with him and II he
Il unable TO attend Saturdays meet
ing in Wilmington, ]. Oakford
Iambson IS to act in his stead.
The local committee. DR.. Julius
Dodd, chairman. in charge Of the
observance Of Law Enforcement
Week, here. met in the parish house
last evening. when the following
coinmittee on finance was appoint
ed.- John f. Cloud, Frank II. Long.
Joseph A. Carlin. r. r. Pinder, and
William Deakyne. A committee to
be IN charge OF the opera house
"Wednesday evening, when John F.
KramerN first Federal Prohibition
Director, will speak, was appointed.
II is composed OF William Green,
Morrel Thornton. Orlan A. Garrick
and Charles Lieb.
The Rev. W. G.. Harris, OF Cook
man NJ. f. Church, Wilmington, ad-
dressed the pupils OF the local
schools at noon today, on Law Ens
forcement. The Rev. Ivanhoe VIII
lis OF the Marshallton NJ. =. Church
IS IN charge OF the school campaign.
Meetings are being held by these
two preachers in the several
schools Of the city and hundred
this afternoon.
The management Of the Royal
Theatre has arranged for a special
matinee in that theatre for net Sat
urday afternoon beginning at 3
o'clock. for children. The picture
TO be shown will be "The sheik."
Considerable satisfaction Is being
evidenced by teachers and pupils
because OF the winning OF the State
Defamation Contest by Miss
Frances Sheridan OF the New Castle
High School. As one OF the two
representatives Of the local school in
the New Castle county contest. she
took second place and. as one of the
three representatives OF New Castle
county in the State contest, she took
FIRST place, winning a prize OF S2l
forpherself and a cup for the loca
high school. Her achievement Is
especially remarkable IN that she IL
only in the freshman class. Super.
intendent Snavely, in commenting
upon her performance. said: "She Is
an unusual girl, who Is not only nat
uraily bright but very diligent. She
10 a good pianist. a superior singer
and an unusually fine reader: and
besides. her regular school work Is
Uniformly good. Although we are
proud of her. feel that no single
individual nor the school deserves
much credit for her performance at
Dover; for she seems to be impelled
by 2 flash OF genius that defies COM
plvte analysis. However, think
that some credit is due Miss Swan.
the high school teacher OF English.
who worked hard with her for sew
eral weeks"
sfr. and Mrs. william Freebury.
OF the western section Of the city.
entertained a number OF young folk
at their home last Saturday evening
in honor Of their son Earle's birth
day. Games, music and refresh
ments featured the evening. Earle
received several handsome presents
from his friends and playmates.
Those present were: Alice Pavne
Marie Roberts, Naomi Swetman
Edythe Simmons. Madeline and VIII
lard Draper OF Wilmington; Jos
eph Young, William and Bernard
1ott. Earl Freebury. George and
Joseph Webb. Francis Beck. Rich
ard and Mary Davis, Gladys Clvner.
Rose, Mary, Frederick and lanes
Tidwel, George, Alice and William
Loveless Mary Carter. PAM Rev-
bold, James Hartnett and Favar "a
Gear Of this city.
At a special meeting OF the suD
eayfchool officials and the pastor 1
waS decided to change the time =
hold the Dobbinsville branch OF IN
MGhodist Sunday school. from a Z
o'clock Sunday afternoons. Wi
lam Cossaboon was elected chori
ter. Mrs. Mary McCaulley is supe
idiendent.
"a Catroni. bus driver who was a
rfsted Saturday on the complaint
Arthur Heaters, motorman Of q
New Castle-Delaware City troll
lfne for reckless driving and passi
Htrolley car while Il was receivi
Messengers. was fined 50 and costs
Mayor Cramer last evening on I
reckless driving charge. and held
SpO peace bond for the alleg
thfeatening Of Heathers.
qhe Mayor dismissed the char
OF hassing a trolley car. while II W
standing to receive passengers,
caute Of conflicting testimony. j
as 0atroni and his father Sam
were leaving the Mayors Office, III
are said to have threatened to squ'
accounts with Heathers before
week was out. Heathers swore {