Evening journal., 1923-02-03

Fourth grade: James Coccia, Jo
seph Duffy, Marie Lawler, Ferdi
nand Marcozzi. Margaret Noon. Pas
quale Sterlicchi, Wilbur Truitt, An
gelina Trilette.
Third grade: Joseph Burns. Ir
nina Carmelli. Ernesta Di Santa
Dominic Gonzon. Anna Hushebeck
Albert Kieby, William Lawler. Re
gina Murphy. Anna Marcozzi
Thomas McDonough, Genevievt
Schuchardt. Inez Sterlicchi.
Second grade: Joseph Lawler
Francis McHugh, Ann Tidwell, Ber-
aida Tritelli.
First grade: Dominic Castiglione
Julio Cini. Marco De Angelo. Julia
Taylor.
The average daily attendance OF
the school for January was IS per
cent.
Certificates OF proficiency from the
Underwood and Remington Type
writing Companies have been award
cd the following pupils: John a. Nc
Caughan. Francis j. Mullin. James
j. Tobin. Ann G. Mcdaniel. Gather
inc S Neher, Helen NJ Rodgers.
Elizabeth A. Tidwell. Mary c. It'd
we'll OF the Senior Glass and will
helmena Klingmeyer and Blanche
Truitt OF the Junior Glass.
When plumbing is out OF order
call 211. J. J. Walls.-Adv.
The Mother Goosie" entertain
ment by the primary department OF
Emmanuel Church School held in
the the parish house last evening
was largely attended Mrs. Joseph
n. carp. superintendent, was assist
ed by Mrs. Clara Cummings and
several members OF the church
school
OWNS to the illness OF the Rev.
Joseph II. carp. rector. the past
week. only the church school at 9.45
o'clock and the morning prayer and
sermon at II o'clock Will take place
N Emmanuel Church tomorrow.
In the first Baptist Church to-
morrow. Rev. Frederick W. over
heiser will take for his morning
subject The Certain Harvest" Eve
ming subject. Discovered and
Claimed"
In the Methodist Church tomor-
row the Rev. L. z. Poole, d. D.,
pastor. will preach at 1880 o'clock
on Abiding IN Him and at 7.3O
o'clock. The Pursurers Of People.
sunday morning. class at $50
o'clock. the Rev John r. Hendrix.
i'm charge: sunday school Young
Mems Bible and Baraca class viii
meet at > o'clock The Epworth
League. song and devotion service at
o'clock.
The fourth quarterly conference
OF this church will meet at 1.3O
O'Clock. next Thursday evening. The
Rev Robert Watt. d. D., district
will be in charge.
The Rev. Chester A. Redmond. oi
Toronto. Canada. will preach IN the
First Presbyterian Church az lO.S0
o'clock and 7.30 o'clock tomorrow.
Sunday school will meet at o'clock.
Adelph.a Lodge. Knights Of Ply
thias. celebrated its annual Ladies
Night" in the MasonI Temple last
evening. Members OF the lodge, their
wives and members from visiting
orders we're in attenda nee. The
feature OF the celebration was
dinner following which "A musical
and literary entertainment was
given. Miss Emily F. Lunt sang sew
eral solos: Charles Lieb gave several
numbers, and Baby Lor-
line Cole. dIushter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Cole, gave several solo
dances.
owing 10 illness Deputy Council
.or Mrs May Simpson. Of Whining
ton. was unable to be present and
he discuss on Of plans TO organize
a council OF Py'hisn Sisters were
deferred for two weeks. A. that
lime special efforts will be made
10 secure enough members TO pro-
,ure a charter ana effect an organ
zation.
Arthur keathers, motorman on
he New Castle line of the Whining
Philadelphia Traction Company.
vas stricken in while at work about
II o'clock yesterday He was forced
10 quit work and was taken to his
nome on Cherry street. where he
$ confined to his bed.
Horace l.. Deakyne. of East Sec
md street. is confined TO his home 3
with grip.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ollie Edwards OF Fourth street,
$ seriously IN at the home Of her
parents. suffering with pneumonia
George Mcknitt and son, Wallace. .
Il East Third street, are confined f
o their beds with grip. a daugh- /
er. Virginia, who has been IN for
everal days. is slightly improved.
Others suffering with grip are:
'lr. and Mrs Paul S. Warren and |
laughter, Elizabeth. Mrs. John /
3rdigewater. Betty and Howard .
)odd Wilhelme. children OF Mr..
nd Mrs. Howard l.. Wilhelme. John /
i. Wise. Edith, daughter Of Mr.. {
nd Mrs. W. T. Harrington, Bear
.tation.
The monthly meeting of the La
lies Aid Society is scheduled to be
Ield at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
PAUL $. Warren. OF Delaware street.
N Wednesday afternoon Of next
reek. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
re confined to their home with grip
nd should their condition not be
improved by Wednesday, the meet
ne will be held at the home of Mrs.
Narren's mother, Mrs. Anna Miley.
last Fifth street.
Michael J. Mullen, of East Sec
nd street. is confined to his bed
nth grip.
John Kelly Of Delaware street,
'ho has been III for several days,
3 improving.
Mrs Mary McCauley of Second
nd Delaware streets. is confined
o her bed with grip