Milford chronicle., 1924-01-04

5 In spite of the remoteness Of the dis
: trict, the people of Cedar Grove are
? very enthusiastic. The school house
) was filed to overlooking, all but one
of the original members being pres
ent, as well as five new members re-
} ported by the chairman Of member
, ship, Mrs. Charles Welsh. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Lola S. Dill, carried on the
business of the evening, and this was
followed by a delightful program, ar
ranged by the teacher, Miss Amy
Brown and the chairman of program,
Mrs. Albert Hughes. REGULATIONS by
the pupils, songs, dialogues, all were
much enjoyed, and the Christmas tree,
laden with gifts for the children add
ed to the pleasure of all the parents
as well. Cedar Grove is very ambitious
to make of their school a real COM
munity center, and if their meetings
are as successful as this one at
Christmas time, there is no doubt of
the good influence the Parent-Teach-
er Association will have.
Cedar Grove, In Sussex County, Is On
Right Track
An interesting Christmas program
was enjoyed at the Cedar Grove
school house, District No. II, on the
evening of December 18th. A talk was
given by Mr.. Albert Farley which
was very much appreciated. The sub
ject of more library books for the
school was discussed and many of the
parents will help in securing these as
they helped the teacher in her efforts
to serve hot cocoa to the pupils at
lunch time.
The Parent-Teacher Association will
hold social on January 25, 1924; the
money raised is to be used to buy
chairs for the meetings that are held |
at the school house. The district has |
made a real community center of !
their school. Besides the P. 7. A. |
which was organized last November, |
meetings are held at the school house |
by the Grange, the Church for sOcials /
and the Bank Boosters.
Central District, in Sussex, Organized
A new P. T. A. was organized on
December 9Th when Mrs. John B.
Cleaver gave an inspiring talk at the
Central school, District No. 129, and
urged the people to join the State AS
ISOLATION. TWenty-One members join
ed the Central Community Associa-
ton, adopted the State constitution
suggested by the State P. T. A, anC
decided to meet on the third FridaIl
of each month. An election of oficeTsI
resulted as follows: President, Mrs.
MahlOn Lenhart; vice president, Mr..
Charles Phillips; secretary, Mr..
A. L. Lingo, and treasurer u
Mrs. George Phillips. Committees
were appointed with the following
chairmen: Program, Mrs. Charles
Lingo; publicity, Mrs. W. D. Steele;
social, Mrs. George Warrington, and
Mr.. George Phillips.
Rogers District in Sussex Has 100
Workers Going Strong
On December 10Th a fine mee4bg
vas held at the Rogers school, ts- a
riot No. AZ, with more than q ln- c
lred people attending. The prog. en1- a
siven by the pupils, consisting Of
Ongs and recitations and dialogues hi
vas very well presented. After the en- Nj
ice cream and cake we're ii
erved. The association has accom- al
llished several good things this fall;
n organ which was presented tOI the "
chool at this December meeting; a O.
urtain to be used for the stage bur n
lg the performance Of the plays; r.
lumber of books added to the lib lraTy, d
nd a flag pole from which the AEner-
can flag floats over the school hI ouse. "
he Rogers P T. A. is one of those D
this fall, and yet tits GROW H
1g in membership, and promisI les to d
e one of the most active in the coun- "
inc Hill Has Christmas Celeb .atiOn u
On Thursday evening, DECEMBER
9TH, the second meeting Of the Pine y
ill Home and School Associate b wss az
ED with a very good atLendan se and -S
lie addition of four new members AT 4u
r the business meeting a Christmas =,
'Ogram was enjoyed. Santa Clius ap. o Odi
cared and made the evening very OV'
lily and bright. an
Warren's No. % ~
Warren's school district No %, Or del
nized a Parent-Teacher Association sn1
Friday afternoon, Decembdr Dist. fol
he next meeting will be hdld on Ro1
lursday evening, January 319t. Miss an,
lrgaret Moore, our teacher, Mn pre- am
re an interesting program The Tb,
bile is cordially invited. Ro1
Those having perfect attend nee for mis-
2 month of December are Thomas Ivh+
lull, David Robbins, Thor S Reed, Yea
Oyd Moore, Joseph Marti Frank for,
Richards, William Stoke Stanley NV
rtin, Lemuel Kelley, Elizabeth i,Ist
ull, Helen Martin, Lille Stokes, Tes1
] Amy Moore. me1
Chose having good aItenC nee are: fOrC
lson Pratt, George Rich Tds and 100
lei Pratt.
)ur attendance for the .onth of the
,ember was 927 per c 1t, which that
ans another book added b our Ii the
ry This is the fourth II k earned
ce the beginning of the II term.
IL of the pupils have lined the
ior Red Cross. eros
[iss Leila Thomas, the visiting tea whe
r, visited the school recently.