Milford chronicle., 1924-02-15

uOmo Ou East Market street. Until a
few days ago her health was remark
able, but she is now confined to hel
bed. She received numerous gifts anC
a shower of birthday cards. 1t is hoped
by her many friends that her recovery
will be speedy and that she will have
several more happy birthdays.
George E. Walls, manager of the
Georgetown Lumber Company, enter
tanned the directors of the company al
afturkey dinner at his home on Laurel
street last week, following the annual
meeting. Those present were Messrs
l. d. Short, of Milford, J. E. Walls of
Middletown, Frederick Walls and Rob-
ert Short of this town. The company
is in a fOurishing condition.
In order to ascertain which side of
Sussex county shall win the most
books for the school libraries, a con-
test is going on between the visiting
teachers in an effort to bring up the
attendance. The library books are
presented to winning schools each
month and the contest will continue
through February and March, having
started in January. Much interest is
being shown by both teachers and
scholars and all are working in an eff
fort to win out. Mrs. Mabel Riggin is
visiting teacher for the western Sec
tion and Miss Edith Jones for the
eastern part of the county.
Following is list of the schools to-
gether with the teachers and percent
age attained by each during Janu-
ary:
Anderson, Charles L. Ennis-956.
Beaver Dam, F. E. HOlton, 949;
Helen J. Ryan, 91.8.
Belmouth, Ethel NJ Thoroughgood,
50.
Bethany Beach, T. E. Hickman, 96.S.
Milton, E. C. Ryall, 95; E. NJ. Nor
ris, "a; Mrs Eldora M. Reed, 80; Ed
18th c. Bryan, 900; Carrie R. Panebak-
er, 92.5.
Midway, Ruth E. Greene, SO.
McNeals, Henry C. Johnson, 96.6.
Mary Martin, No. 1S, Sarah Hazard, |
95.2.
Blackwater, Russell Jones, 97.7.
Calhouns, Maize M. Wilson, 9O.4.
Cave Neck, Mrs. Bertha Carey, 91.2.
Central, Adelis w. Lingo, 9O.5.
Cedar Grove, Verona Richards, 94.3.
Conaways, Marion West, 81.
Dagsboro, Ruth W. West, 96.2; Lee
G. West, 81; Cynthia G. Reynolds, 94.2.
buttons, Everett M. Barr, 81.
Glendale, H. c. Fike, Oil; Hazel B.
Kitchens, 91.9; Grace Harper, so.
Frankford, Louise A. Nelson, 97.2;
Everett H. Richards, 94.6; Matte Wat
on, 94.8; Rosa H. Murray, 94.5; Lizzie
robinson, 81; Etha Smith, 98.5; Fran
es Elliott, 96.3.
Good Will, Olive Hudson Lynch, 92.5
Hills, Elizabeth E. Stevenson, 9O.2.
Houston, Lee G. Mumford, 94.1. ~ {
Holly, Mrs. Pearl McCabe, 95.2. +
johnson, Grace E. Hastings, 9O.7. 6
Lord Baltimore, R. L. Herbst, 96.1;
!. H. Hudson, GIG; Viola D. Belts, h
3.9; Lydia E. Evans, 80. f,
Lizard Hill, Vance McCabe, 9O.4.
MillsborO, D. A. Petry, 93.5; Mrs. II
aud E. Thomas, 9O.9. n,
Prime Hook Neck, Mae Lo1and,
IS. :
Robbins, Mrs. Villa Messick Lingo, il
Rehoboth, Fred H. Dewey, 80; C. G. p
'ocker, so; Sallie C.. Hall, 1915; Le- W
Ia Paynter, 96.2; Pearl Frazer, 94.5.
Rogers, Mary G. Baker, "a. %
Roxana, A. F. Bunting, "a; Melissa tie
oCabe, 92.9. DE- P
Stockley, Clarence E. Wharton, 1872. en-
Slaughter Neck, Lena A. Swain, 97.6
Whites Neck, Mae Phillips, 9O.S. en-
White Oak, Harold Lynch, 92.1. fol
Vest Hill, Florence Bryan, 96. We
lOred Schools Ne
friendship, Lucy V. Warrington, Mr.
:, da;
Warwick Moor, Winona H. Jamison. ma
. Mr.
Nassau, Virginia H. Jones, 95.5. da,
lilton, Efffe A. Prettyman, 95. Ev
VllllamsVille, Mary A. Douglas, an,
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you want to get well, take Chiro-
cite adjustments. Call on Anna K.
'gorius, at the home of Mrs. George
tard, Race and Market streets,
rgetown.