Milford chronicle., 1925-02-20

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acres in Little Creek District on tn
West side of the road leading iron
Laurel to st. Georges M. E. Church
VIM. Philip Short ct ux, Bethan,
Beach, to Amos f. McCabe, Oceal
View, Lot with imp. in Millville.
! Royal S. Collision, Greenwood, tt
William G. and Elizabeth M. Short
Greenwood, lot in Greenwood il
Tatman's Addition. !
James H. Phillips, sheriff agains
i Republic Engineering Co. to William
H. Wilson and Ananias J. Lowe
Georgetown, Lots 46 and AZ in Block
20 in Rehoboth Heights.
William H. Wilson, Georgetown, to
Ananias J. Lowe, Georgetown, 1s in
terest in Lots 46 and AZ, Block 20 in
RehObOth Heights.
Charles T. Nelson ct Tx to Harry
). Paynter, Seaside Heights, N. j.,
Lot in town of Lewes on south side
of King street.
Elijah e. Wooten, Executor of
Daniel X. Short, deceased, to Eben-
ezer R. Hastings, Broad Creek Hun
dred, Is lots in Broad Creek District.
Elijah E. WOoten, Executor of
Daniel Short, deceased, to Orville f.
James, Broad Greek Hundred, 4 lots
in Broad Creek District.
Elijah b. WOotten. Executor of
Daniel b. Short. deceased, to Ida M.
Givens Broad Creek Hundred, 2 lots
IN Block c. north side road Laurel
to Georgetown. In Broad Creek Dis
trict.
Elijah E. Wootten. Executor of
Daniel X. Short, deceased, to Oscar
w. Givens, Broad Greek Hundred,
lot No. % in Block c. in Broad
Greek District.
Elijah E. Wootten, Executor of
Daniel E. Short. deceased, to John
S. Pusey Broad Greek Hundred, Lots
10 and % in Block A. in Broad Creek
District.
Elijah E, sWoOttn. Executor of
Daniel X. Short, deceased, to Elijah
7. Massey, Broad Greek Hundred, 4 |
lots Block c. in Broad Creek Dis
trict.
Elijah E. Wootten, Executor of
Daniel Y. Short. deceased, to Norval |
Pepper, Broad Greek Hundred, 2 lots
in Block c. on Road leading from
Laurel to Georgetown in Broad
Greek District.
Elijah E. WOOtten, Executor of |
Daniel Short. deceased, to Minnie J
Tindall, Of Broad Greek Hundred, 1
lot in Block A on Road leading from
Laurel to Georgetown in Broad
Greek District.
OF The Sussex Count.
Teachers Association Annual Meet
ing Assembled At LeWeS, Friday
February Is, 1925.
RESOLVED: That we reafirn
our confidence in our State Board o
and our State Depart
ment of Public Instruction.
RESOLVED: That we appove DR.
recommendation in the
Annual report of the State Board Of
RESOLVED: That teachers
should be paid $500 per day for at
tending meetings of the state and
county teachers associations under
such rules and regulations as the ,
state Board Of Education may pre-
scribe.
RESOLVED: That this associa-
ion extend it's thanks to the Board
If Education the Superintendent and
he citizens of LeWes for the use of
his building and for such other as
istance as they have so generously
,iVen. '
RESOLVED: That we recon-
nend to the legislature, the school q
boards of education, and
an earnest study of the v
chOol building program.
RESOLVED: That we endorse
be work of the national, state, and t,
1cal Parent Teacher Associations. n
WHEREAS: The Visiting teach
RS through their fidelity and in "
exible devotion to duty have in
reased the average daily attendance N
the children of Delaware from SO e.
avs per year to 147.2 days per year,
nd, G,
WHEREAS: It costs practically
much to maintain the schools with 81
lese children absent as when they %
re present, and,
WHEREAS: The Visiting teach M
rs have contributed to the eco o.
Om1c, intellectual, and moral we'll M
re OF the children of the state, and,
WHEREAS: No one else could fr
} this work, therefore, BE 1T RE-
that we, the teachers of II
lssex County, most earnestly petit nc
on the Legislature to make such an ie
as will continue this y
ork unimpared.
That we believe
lat when Mr. Pierre S. dupont plans \
school building program or when
engages in any other school activ-
he is astuated only by the high
It altruistic motives.
RESOLVED: That we extend our
anks to the teachers who are to
Ike part in the teaching demonstra
1ns.
RESOLVED: That the state edu-
tion association should appoint
mmittee to formulate a code of
hics.
That a CODY of
ese resolutions be spread in full
the minutes, conv sent to the
eutenant Governor, the Speaker o
e Delaware House of Representa-
res, Mr.. Pierre S. DUPONT, DR.. H
Holloway, Prof. Ira S. Brinser
d the State Parent Teacher Asso
ltion.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS
life Insurance. Chas. J. Holzmuel-
, Milford. f29-tf