Evening journal., 1923-01-13
DIRECTORS FOR
NEWPORT BANK
Many Residents Reported
Ill With Measles, Grip,
TonSilitis
ROSE HILL GRANGE
TO VISIT ON MONDAY
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

special 20 The Evening Journal
NEWPORT Jan. 13.-At the an
nual meeting OF stockholders OF the
Newport National Bank the follow
ing we're elected directors for one
year: J. p. Groome. John A. Gran
ston. r. G. Buckingham W. Lewis
DUR Charles p Dickey. John r Ly-
nam and willard F. Wood. The d.
rectors will organize January 16.
Delaware Grange will hold its an
nual installation OF officers in
Grange Hall on Monday evening.
They will have as guests members
Of Rose Hill Grange.
At the morning servics m the
Newport VI. Z. Church on Sunday.
Miss Cartes Schwartz OF the Wo-
mans Home Missionary Society. Of
Washington. Will speak on mission
AIRY work. There VIII he a medita-
ton service IN the evening ar 1890
with the Rev W. V. Moore. pastor.
in charge.
The official board or Newport NJ (
f. Church will hold a business
meeting on Tuesday evening. on
Thursday evening there vii. be
community meeting In the church. p
TO which all citizens are invited. 1
The fourth quarterly conference
OF the Newport and Stanton NJ. e.
Churches will be held on Friday
evening.
The Minquss Fire Company will
hold ITS annual election OF or1cers
on Monday evening
Mrs. Mary Pyle. of Arden. was a
recent visitor OF Mr.. and Mrs. 9. ".
Maolsry. ~ near Newport.
Mrs. Mary McCallister. OF near
stanton. and Mrs. Ada Ball. of vii
nington. We're recent guests 4 Mrs.
Sarah Finn.
Miss Mildred Chandler. OF Ger
nantown. Pa. is spending the week
End here as the gues, OF her par
ants. Mr. and Mrs ID. ". Chandler.
Joseph Seeds. OF Wilmington.
'pent Thursday here a. the guest OF q
Ir. and Mrs. George w. Seeds.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ninyard and Mrs q
'ora Evans. OF Middletown. were
weekend guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Vinyard. II
Mrs. George ". Kipe. who has =
'een confined 10 her home suffering Q
rom tonsilitis. is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. !. King. Of Ash
ey, spent sunday here with Mis- s
Sora Stuart.
Mrs Kelly. of near Brsndvwine Z
prinEs. who has been spending 2
ometime here with her brother. Mr.
amuel Kligore. is confined 20 her
ONE. with the grip. 0
Miss Cathar!ne Price IS recover {
* from an attack Of the grip. v
Wilbur Selby. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]
70 Selhy. of Newport Heights. is a
covering from the measles. o
Miss Gertrude Payne is recovering
ON tho grip. q
Bobbie Moore. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il
r. V. Moore who has been confined n
his home with pneumonia and c
easlcs. is much improved. cl
Aubrey Brooks, who has been e
lffering from the measles, is much Al
approved. M
Miss Elizabeth Strong. daughter "a
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Strong. is suf- al
ring from scarlet fever. W
John r. Lyman. who has been IN
MINED to his home suffering from 81
@ grip is much improved. va
Mrs. James Galloway is recovering
ON recent illness. @l
Mrs Joseph Dougherty is con-
ied TO her home suffering from
nsilitis. "a
Hyland Price, son OF Mrs. cd
Iuretta Price Is confined TO his VI
me with the measles. 30
Duane H6uck is suffering from Dl
q measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carroll Of
xedo Park. near Newport. are re-
wing congratulations on the birth
a baby girl. born on Wednesday. o"
Mr.. II. Skinner of Tuxedo Park. '''
ar Newport. is recovering from an ,"'
ack OF the grip.
Mrs. Mary Bartlett is confined 70 ''
r home suffering from an attack ~
the grip.
Mrs. II. L. Gregg is spending a few ''s
Is at East New Market. Md. with
daughter. Mrs. J. II. Whedbee.
Mrs Ada Ball and Miss Pauline
mpsey Of wilmington were guests aa als
Miss Irene Gregg on Thursday. 'V