Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27
CANNON SCHOOL
TO VISIT DOVER.
Parent-Teacher Association
Want to See How Law
makers Function
w. G. WAINWRIGHT is
LAID AT REST TO-DAY

Special TO The Evening Journal.
STAFFORD. Jan. 27.-Mrs. Hattie
D, Coulbourn and her sister, Mrs.
Joseph n. Coulbourn. left this week
for visit with the formers daugh-
ter Mrs. Walter Bailey. at Column
bia. s. c.
J. Harry Anthony. who for the
past several years has been purser
on the Nanticoke river line Of steam
ers plying between Seaford and Bal
timore. has been transferred to the
Crisheld, Nd, steamer line by the
b., G. and A. Railway Company.
Miss Ethel X. Wiley. OF Wlssa-
hickon. Philadelphia, has been a
guest OF Postmaster and Mrs. J. e
Wiley.
Mrs. George II. Huston and
daughter Agnes. are spending two
weeks at Atlantic city. y. J.
Mrs. Hattie Johns is visiting her
son. Frank L. Johns, IN Wilmington.
Miss Hetty Wallace Is visiting
Leon S. Hurley, in Washington, j.
c.
DR.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Manning are
entertaining Mrs. Thomas j. Har-
Ian, OF Washington. D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Harris en-
tertained a large number of their
friends Thursday evening at their
home on Arch street in honor of
their birthday anniversaries, which
occur close 10 each other. Games
and music were INDUCED In. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. James
Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. George Woot-
ten, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wootten and
son. Edward; Mr.. and Mrs william
II. Wiley and daughter. Helen; Mr.
and Mrs. ollie f. Poole and daugh-
ter. Mary Lee; Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Collins and children, Anna May and
Oscar; Mr.. and Mrs. Silas II. Morris
and son. Robert; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harris CHigh street,; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harris (Arch street,; Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick. Mrs. Ed
ward Russell and niece, Miss Nettie
Russell; Mrs. s. =. Fields and
Catherine; Mrs. Ernest
Fields and daughter. Sara; Mrs.
Anna Byrd, Mrs. william Benson,
Mrs. George w. Roach. Mrs. Jennie
Mrs. r. p. Dawson, Mrs
Harry c. Short and children, Cath
crime and Harry. Jr.
Mrs. W. r. Robinson and Mre.
Virginia Gordon entertained a few
evenings ago at 500 and bridge at
the home of Mre. Gordon. Prizes
were awarded and funds were raised
for the new Acorn Club home TO be
built at some future date.
The January meeting OF the Can
non ent-Teacher Association was
held at the school house Tuesday
night. Reports from the various
were read. Many Inn
provements have been made since
the last meeting. among them a new
clock has been purchased, also a
new lamp, and the interior of the
school painted. Among the things
which were planned for the future
was the donation OF books to the |
school library. II was also decided |
the school would visit the Legisla- |
ture in session at Dover on Tuesday |
automobiles were offered TO /
carry members. After the meeting 4
a short program was rendered by 4
the social committee, followed by a
shadow social. I
The funeral OF William c. Vain /
wright. known I'm Seaford and vicin-
Ity as Uncle Billy" who died at
he home OF Ray c. Plummer. near
Reliance. az the age OF ST years.
.ook place today at Gethsemane NJ.
?. Church. Reliance, the Rev. Ben
amin A. Bryan, officiating. Uncle
Billy" had made HE home with Mrs
Joseph n. Wainwright, on North
itreet, his sister-in-law. He was
BORN near Seaford and Fad lived
iere all his life, with the exception
" few years which ne spent in
owa. For many years he was en-
'loyed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
'ompany He was unmarried.
Mrs. Charlotte A. West, widow or