Milford chronicle., 1924-01-18
O,Neal's To Have A Library


ton. School District. No. l65, i'll Sus-
sex county, held their third meeting
of the year on the evening OF Deccm-
her 10th in the school house New
members were enrolled, making the
total number in the ASSOCIATION thlr-
tv-three. After the business meeting,
the president, Mrs. Fannie H'ch'
turned the entertainment over 10 ere
minis of the school who gave Spleh-
did Christmas program. santa CIdus
VOC nm hand to give cut presents III
ali who were there, and refreshments
were served. The sale OF the cakes
mar nv the ladies' OF the community
gave some additional funds 10 inc
treasury.
The interest of the parents IS cen
+erad in the founding of a library Ut
tba school, and the 2. l. A. voted 10
oi,.a $1,000 to start the fund. me
Taon1e of the ONeal district are SHOW
mo the right spirit and their cooper
ton with the teacher at the school
will surely show many good results
Music For Sussex School Children
The second meeting of the Williams
Community Association, district NO
1O5 of Sussex county was helu on
wednesday evening, December 10
,,,itb a fine attendance. The member
lin &c now 26. The speaker OF the eV-
ening was Prof Harold snort WIZ
talI-ed on parent, Teacher and the
Cbild'' and his address was most III
structive and was enjoyed. The assn
cation has raised over S23 for the
11,,rcbase of a victrOla. 1t was declueu
- hold an exhibit of the work OF each
obiI5 at the school next May, ana u
i1,,ita every parent to come and see
what the pupils are accomplishing
during the school year.
The next meeting of the Conlnun-
itv Association will be held on Janu
airy 29th, 1924. Ito,
Practical OccUpatiOnal DEMONSTRATE"
browns Parent-Teacher Assocla-
zion district No. II, in Sussex county,
I,ii1 hold it's January meeting durIns
+ho last week of the month, When
sneaker will address the ASSOCIATION.
- there will be a demonstration VI
the school work given by Ine pups
An interesting part OF Ine prs iU9t ''l nf
each month has been an eAIlD % ~
reed work done by the chlluIeiI ~ VI ~
MINER grades. The members Vi Cno , =,
ISOLATION are genuinely lnCeresUeu IL
the welfare of the school, anu nay az
done many things to improve
room for the children.
Serving Hot Lunches
Slaughter Neck, district NO. 1872 III
Sussex. had a meeting OF their r. l.
A on January 18th. A health pro-
Dram was given; the school mas al
Toadv started serving hot lunches d.
noon to the pupils. A debate as "
1vI,icb is the most useful to man, wa
ter or Food?" was the CHER entertain
ment for the evening OF Ine IlooCl
win Entertain For Book and Music
Fund
Abo1t sixty were present at IIe
Christmas meeting Of Webb's Z. 1. A
in Sussex county. There were recICa-
tions nv the children appropriate 10
the holiday season, and the display VI
masters and booklets made by the pu-
1iIs was very interesting. 1t was oe-
cided to give play TO earn sum =;
money for books for the scnO 81 ~
brary. The association now mas @Ao cO',
on hand with which 10 neIp pay 4'
the victrola for the school,
VIII Buy Stove and Serve HOI hunch
The Christmas meeting OF Columbia
p n A.. district 491a, in Sussex was
held ON the evening of January 4tn'
With a GOOD attendance. Mrs. Mailer
of Delmar, gave a very lnteresCIn9
talk ON how the children are taughC
today A demonstration writing les
con was much enjoyed. 1t was decloeu
tn buv an oil stove so that hot luncnes
can he served, and also to buy nag
mole which one of the members WIZ
mt I'D in the school yard. After tne
serving of refreshments, the meeClHs
adjourned to meet January zoth'
Here Is A Real Community Center
Dennv's Home and School Associa-
tion. north from Dover, had hne
demonstration of their school work on
December goth. The Christmas dec
orations, the tree, fireplace, holly ana
posters made a fine background LOT /
Santa Claus to appear and his pres
ents to the children were much en-
joyed A musical program was rehueI-
ed by Mr.. Scull and his son.
The association has been quite ac-
tive since the organization in OCTOBER