Milford chronicle., 1923-04-20
DAGSBORO

DEAN1OON|4\
Friday and Saturday felt as if real
winter was here again. 1t is hard to
tell when we will be able to put away
winter wraps.
Mrs. Hopkins of Philadelphia, for
merly of Vines Neck, was brought
here Wednesday and funeral preached
in the M. e. Church by Rev. Eldridge.
Burial in Episcopal Church yard.
Rev. Eldridge preached at his new
appointment Sunday. In the evening
he preached his farewell sermon here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Faucet and
two children, Irene and VIM. A, Wis
tied G. A. Cannon and family on Sun
day.
Aubrey Long is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Long.
Walter Donaway Of Philadelphia is
spending a few days with his mother
and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams and
children of Millsboro spent Wednes-
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. James Williams are
having the interior of their home re-
painted.
Louis williams spent Saturday night
with Etha Smith and Walter Smith.
Walter Rogers and family visited
Mrs. Emma Donaway on Sunday:
The P. T. A. held their monthly
meeting at the school house Wednes-
day evening.
Miss People was here and gave
standard tests on Monday.
Mrs. Anna Atkins had the misfor-
time on Thursday of sticking nail
in her foot. She went to DR.. Gum at
Frankfort and had it treated.
Some of our young folks went on
the excursion Sunday to Baltimore and
Jobnathan Baker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Asher Baker have returned to tnelr
Miss Pearl Bunting of this town,
nuniI of Frankfort High School won
first nrize of SIS at frankfort and hrst
nrize of s25 in the county defamation
contest Monday night at LeWes. Pearl
deserves much credit for doing so
we'll.
SCHOOL NOTES
There was held on Thursday night,
Anril 18th, in the Dagsboro school
house a demonstration P. 7. A. meet
ing. Mrs. Emily B. Cleaver' state
president of the Delaware ?. L. Al
presided. After receiving well chos-
on introduction by our local president
Mrs q. M. Donoway, the school DEM
onstrated a 80 minute program Gull
sisting of the following:
Song. "The Daisy" school.
Want 10 20 u
EieId Dav This Year." Alma Brasure.
Song @See Millions of Bright Rain
drops" school. Dit
Recitation, Spring" Edna Drl'
tingham. y co,,,,o 1,11
story. "What it Means to WIN
Bronze Badge" Dale Thomas.
Singing game, pupils OF Miss west
o and Miss Chambers room.
Flower drill, class OF girls taught ny
Mrs. Barto.
Growing the queen.
Blackboard decoration, explanation
by Frances Reynolds.
Duet, BLOW Balmy Breeze, by Dec
ina Donaway and Flora Hickman
Exhibit of Chinese materials eXpIa-
nation by Miss Butler.
Exhibit of booklets, explanation ny
Miss West.
Song, Sunshine and Rain" school,
After the program by the scnool was
over Mrs. Cleaver again presloeu over
the meeting and introduced LII: BUR
dick, State Director OF Physlcal huu-
cation of the Maryland Schools VINO
spoke on conditions necessary 1oE
farm life to become more invltlng 70
the young. The social commlCtee CoOA
charge of the social hour and all par
took of light refreshments. Inc pa
irons enjoyed the social hour nucn
because Of the "pep" manifested
Meeting was adjourned.
The school celebrated BIRD ana Ar
Dor Day last Friday. Not only was
there held a very appropriate exercise
impressing upon the minds OF our
Young the necessity Of the preserVa-
ton of forests and birds ana Inere
was donated to the school TWO very
excellent spruce trees by r: D. LINGO
ST.. The school gave rouslng yen "
Mr.. Lingo and adopted the IollO"lHs
resolutions: .,,-o, +bo
benefit of tree planting in ORDER thds
posterity may enpoy the frulCloH u
our labors, and )..uHo,.o
whereas we feel that the Dagsporo
school will be much happier because
of Mr.. Lingo's generosity -. A.
Therefore be it resolved tnat t 9N
Dagsboro school give to Mr.. Lingo ST.
a rising vote Of thanks for his don"-
ton of two trees and .oDd
Be it further resolved that we semu
q CODY of these resolutions to the COT
respondent Of the Milford Cnronlcie
for publication.
fine line of Ladies' and Childrens
Hats at Mrs. Helms. Call to see ner'
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