Milford chronicle., 1922-05-19
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st OF those elected will resign. Mrs. J
n w. Mick has been engaged to teacl
e the Sth grade and Miss Minnie Pric,
/, the 9th grade. The above are new tea
a chers with the faculty A teacher fol
s the 7th grade has not yet been as
- signed. We regret very much to lose
= Prof. Geo. e. Swain and Prof. Roth
= fuss, who we understand are not 60
2 ing to be here next year. The case OF
! Prof. Swain is very peculiar one.
= Last year he was requested to accept
) a position here to assist with disci-
: pline of the school, which everyone
, here who knows anything about con-
ditiOns here, knew that he was very
capable along those lines. 1t was nee
essary for him to use force in some
cases to make them walk the chalk,
but that is just what they needed. in
some cases he was commended for the
position he had taken and in some
others he was criticized. A great good
has been accomplished by his pres
ence and again we state we regret to
see him leave.
This being Democratic county sew
eral candidates are already in the
field for Levy Court Commissioner
and representative.
The W. c. 7. U. met at the home of
Mrs. L. T. Jones last week with Mrs.
A. V. Satterfield presiding. All busi-
ness was transacted, and a report was
heard from the convention which was
recently held at Milford through Mrs.
B. N. Kent who was a delegate from
this organization here. The hostess
then served an abundance of ice
cream and cake.
The Century Club closed it's doors
for this club year at the conclusion |
of the meeting last Tuesday evening /
at which time the newly elected off |
GERS were installed. All committees /
gave very inspiring reports, and then |
followed the best part of the pro-
gram, "The Eats" which consisted of |
ice cream, cake, coffee, nuts and
fudge.
Harrington High School base ball
team just closed far more successful
week than the one previous. They
started in on Tuesday by defeating
Smyrna to on the home grounds,
the score stands were defeated in a
thrilling game, to 3. But this game
will be protested to the Athletic As
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ing to the book of rules, the runner
who scored the tying run and who ]
was touched, rounding third, by Coach ]
Rothfuss was not put out, owing to ]
the fact that no play was being made
for this man. 1t will be up to the Ath-
Ietic Association to decide as to whe- 7
ther the full game shall be played f
Or to start from this point of argu- :
f1I, I,1 %,
Business College was here Monday =
)ut will tell you the results next week.
DR.. Jos. Bringhurst of FELTON, who
las been severely ill for some time
Miss Elizabeth Klett spent the week
,alled on old friends here Friday. L L
md with her mother, Mrs. Frank Cal
away at Rehoboth. i
Mrs. William Joyce was local Wis
tor over the weekend. c
Harry Hudson was the guest of D. Il
3. Tharp and family over Sunday. b
A building boon has again struck Q
Iere and several homes are under con- n
tructiOn for their owners. James "
'Ownsend is building one on Church
treet. John Breenbaugh and Nimrod
Inner one each on Delaware avenue n
nd Fred Greenley. on DOrman street, 3:
nd Oscar Tee on Grant street. There
re also prospects of several more be-
lg built before fall.
Painting is also going on with full
)rce and the following have painted
+ are preparing to do so: Jack Mas -
IN, Fred Satterfield, w. w. Sharp, A. " "
7. zimmerman, Mrs. VIM. Frazier, e. -
Harrington, eThos. Hurd and S. L. N N
app. ~ z,
n -. L..
eek attending the G. A. r. conven- ",
on. He represented Carter Post, No. a. a.
}, of the town. pl
The G. A. R. following their usual ~
lstOm will attend church at the ~ er
ethodist Protestant Church in the IN III
orning, Sunday, May 2Sth. Harring- lIy
n Post, No. z, American Legion, have an an
ZEN invited to attend and also the "a W.
ltriotic order, Sons of America, and Ilo
e Jr. o. U. A. M.
Elmer A. Smith was the guest of I'M
cal friends over the weekend. I'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby are entertain -,
g their daughter, Mrs. Mildred San In
IN. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey visited sui
ned bv tbe Iatfer,s bro+ber Iaclr ter
lcutts. Oh
los. Jackowick of Baltimore attend |
the banquet rendered the seniors COZ
the juniors in Slaughters Hall, eye
day evening. san
Smyrna minstrel troupe was in $40
Tn last Friday evening. Fully five Y +
ldred persons took in the show, ma
from reports they were not at all Co.
ried away with the show. We must a L
e them credit for having one of on
largest and best bands ever visit
here. We are informed that there nal
forty-fve members in the band sou
h about thirty-ive of them present non non
h this show. 81
lrs. R. L. Nelson has returned at Q
ne after being the guest of her aro'
ghter Miss Louise, who is an in Som
lctor in the PleasantYille high wee
0ol, Pleasantsville, N. J. n.
awrence Hands has accepted a po- on
IN with A. Deekter. III
rs. Clyde Miller and Mrs. L. R. 10 o
uchatnp were on a shopping trip cnli'
last Friday. scno
r. and Mrs. Neal Green accompan- "
by Thos. Grier, Miss Ruth farrell on
friend, all of Wilmington, motored nouI
harrington and spent Saturday trlc
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Tee. IN U
r. and Mrs. G.. E. Goldner and fam MI
If Wilmington spent the weekend her
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Massey. MI
r. and Mrs. Edgar Hall entertain Vlslt
'riends from Grannha o1y1yi11e Va A