Smyrna times., 1923-07-04
OVER 300 MATRICULATE AT
U. OF D. SUMMER SCHOOL
REGISTRATION OF STUDENTS
EXCEEDS PREVIOUS YEARS
Sussex County Leads With 1O4-Great
Majority of Them, Public School
Teachers of the State-NOtes

ers of the State, registered at the |
University of Delaware Summer |
School Monday of last week, the open
ing day. This is the largest first day |
registration in the history of the !
school. This number will likely be
increased to 325 or more by the end
of this week as late comers will prob
ably register every day this week for
the six weeks session.
Sussex county again leads the cOun-
ties with a total registration of 1O4,
for the first day. There were register
ed from Wilmington 81, Kent county,
60; rural New Castle, "A; Maryland,
43 and some from Pennsylvania.
From Harrington-Jean NJ. Long
fellow, Essie G. Welsh, Mrs. Lewis
Clymer, Myra E. Billings, S. Alberta
Sapp, Mary Ellen Crane, Sara Jessie
Hamilton, Amy Brown, Mary E. Clark
Myrtle E. Otwell, Loretta l. Paskey,
Pearl Anthony, Bernice R. Hendricks,
Laurabelle Kennerly and Ruth H.
Pearson.
Felton-Ann Lister, Alma McKnett,
Ida J. FARRELL, Minnie Hill, Irene Tat
man, Catherine Hughes, Sara M. Pow
ell, Ida LeOra Kent and Mildred Cru
WELL
Lincoln City-Elizabeth L. Heath,
Margaret H. Lord, Lena C. Walls, Lii
lian Woerner and Eleanore c. Titus.
Clayton-Mrs.M Marie Seemans, Ruth
NJ. Jenkins, Mary l. Johnson, Pauline
Pryor, Mrs. Mary B. Numbers, Mrs.
Blanche ]. Smith and Rebecca Wells
VanPelt.
Dover-Margaret C. Cummins, Mrs.
Grace Cohee Moore, Anna E. Stats,
S. Elizabeth Ware, Florence L. Grif-
fifth and Nettie S. Moore.
Milford-Naoma A. Farber, Emily
Fl. Vineyard, Ethel F. Coverdale and
Mildred T. Galloway.
Cheswold-Marie Macdonald, Eliz-
abeth McGinnis and Alice NJ. Turner.
ViOla-Maude L. Jester and Helen
F. Hammond.
Frederica-Sadie G. Webb and Sara
Naomi Lingo.
Marydel-Mary V. Smith and Mrs.
Nina B. Moore.
Smyrna-Helen P. Start.
Little Creek-Fannie D. Harrington.
Kenton-Bessie Virden.
agnolia-Margaret Moore.
WyOming-Bertie E. Kimble.
Sussex County
From rankford-Sallie G. Hall
Blanche V. Holton, Gertrude Hudson
Martha E. Pepper, Mrs. Pearl McCabe
Mrs. NJ. W. McCae, Harold A. Lynch
Frank E. Holton, Philip w. West, Jr.
Marguerite NJ. West, Mrs. Rose H
Murray, Frank Hickman and Vance
A. McCabe.
Seaford-Mary A. Lowe, Alice Mar
vel, Blanche J. Culver, Gladys Kinde
Elsie 7. Hudson, Elizabeth S. Owens
Eunice C. Kraft, Juicie Ellis, Ida E
Fleetwood, Margaret E. Miller, Grac
c. Colbourne, Blanche F.Carter, Heller
F. Martin, Ida Mckay and Ida J
Rawlins.
Laurel-Edna M.Lowe, Matte Ken
ney, c. Davidson, Erma NJ. Ransom
Emily J. Chandler, Estelle F. Hitch
ems, Mrs. Evie NJ. Cliff, William J
Kitchens, Ira E. Hastings, Herman c
Brittingham and Mrs. Sallie R. Do
by.
Bridgeville-Elsie NJ. Gray, Grac
= E. Hastings, Nancy B. Truitt, Rach,
F. Hastings, May Belts, Anna NJ. Mi
Ter, Mary F. O'Day, Margaret
Prettyman and Ralston H. DickeI
son.
Georgetown-Mrs. Mary H. Bale
Delma Dolby, Arthur J. Tyndall, Mi
dred L. jefferson and Mrs. Eta
Barto.
Millsboro-Ruth B. Brtttinghar
Jennie L. Wooten, Sarah w. Hazzar
Estella ]. Jones, Ethel NJ. Thorough
good, Harry F. Lewis, Norman
re Lewis and Roy f. Jones.
al Dagsboro-Mrs. Ida f. S. Chandle
Dorothy E. Williams, Lima NJ. Yves
Nellie " West, Floyd V. Brasure al
Cynthia G. Reynolds.
VI Greenwood-Nel Rogers, Katie
Sc Housman, Ruth A. Carlisle, Mrs. D
lena Carlisle, Edna E. Judy Joy U
ger.
Delmar-Margaret F. Hastinq
Harry J. Matthews, Mary E. Turne
Eugenia w. Brown, Sallie M. Hear
= and Mary 7. Beauchamp.
=; Selbyville-Cleora L. Taylor, Jenn
s,o oo H. Hudson, Clara A. Holloway, Hen
- c. Johnson, Marguerite Z. Hill, al
N Anna F. Bunting.
hu Lewes-Margaret E. Massey, MI
Bertha S. Marsh and Florence Br
an.
Ocean View-Verona F. RickarC
, Lily N. Derrickson and Sallie H. +
n \ ans.
ehoboth-Mildred H.Fryling, Ru
f. Greene and Pearl Frazer.
Milton-GOldie Owens and S. Eliz
beth Jefferson.
- Ellendale-Anna w. Sheppard a
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