Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1925-04-17


- Miss Laura Belle Kennerly, of Wi
u mingtOn, is visiting her parents, Nj
II and Mrs. w. L. Kennerly.
4, Miss Edna Langrell and Miss Ann
! Langrell, of Wilmington, spent tn
e weekend with Mrs. Jean Langrel
n Booster Class Contest Closes
: The mebreship drive in the Youn
n Mems Sunday School class 9TH
7 Booster Glass; closed Easter Sun
!. day with approximately 70 mem
4 bers in roll and with So present. TIL
] class started with an enrolment o
twelve and by the untiring efforts
of the leaders of the two divisions
they have increased their member
ship to enormous figures. Horace e
} CULLEN was chosen leader of The
} Blue Division, with Herman John
son leader of the Red Division. AT
ter very spirited contest the Blues
} won out.
It is hoped that good attendance will
keep us as it has in the past. Some
plan will be devised in the near fu-
ture to keep interest aroused.
As a climax of the contest just
closed the Red Division of the class
will entertain the Blue Division, at
a banquet in Firemen's Hall, ~ Thurs
day night, April 16. The banquet
will be prepared by the Ladies' Aid
of the M. E.. Church. The Booster
Baseball team played it's first en-
gagement Saturday afternoon with
Denton, Md, and won out to O.
Several of the regular players were
unable to assist with the game but
nevertheless a victory was added.
We hope to put a first class team on
the field and to furnish some clean
sport for the local fans this summer.
Any church team wishing to arrange
a playing schedule please commune
cate with Edwin Cannon, Manager.
We will extend a cordial invitation
of welcome to any young man, not
affiliated with any church, to be-
come member of our young mems
class
l. 0. 0. +. install Officers.
L. G. Markert, Grand Master of Del
aware, 1. o. o. F., and staff installed
officers at the following lodges.
Charity Lodge, No. 27, Laurel, April
End; Fidelity Lodge, No 25, Frank
ford, April 4th; Greenwood Lodge,
No. 80, April 9Th; Golden Rule Lodge,
No. IL, Milton, April 7th; Hebron
Lodge, No. IA, Seaford, April 10TH
The officers of Union Lodge, No.
3, Georgetown. will be installed
April goth and Ocean Wave Lodge,
No. 43, April 9th.
Those assisting Grand Master Mar |
kert are: Fred S. Bailey, Grand |
w. B. Deputy, D. D. G. w;
George M. Jester, D. D. G. S.; o. c. |
D. D. G. T.; Leroy Flem-
ing, D. D. G. c.; A. w. zimmerman,
D. D. G. H, and w. R. Massey, D. D.
G. G.
Chosen Friends Lodge No. SO, I. O.
o. f., Install Afficers.
Ignatius T. Cooper, District De-
putty Grand Master, of Camden and
his staff installed the following Of
ficers of Chosen Friends Lodge last
Wednesday evening. A. w. Ammer-
man, Noble Grand; J. L. Greenhaugh,
Vice Grand; Lewis R. Clymer, Re
2ording Secretary; R. E. Wix, War
len; L. B. Welch, Conductor; Will
lam B. Fleming, Chaplain; Albert
Sharp, R. S. S.; w. Floyd Turner, L.
). S.; e. A. Smith, Right Supporter
Noble Grand; w. R. Massey, Left
Noble Grand; R. w. Vane,
Right Supporter Vice Grand; c. A.
Taylor, Left Supporter to Vice Grand
herman Johnson, Inside Guard;
George M. Jester, Outside Guard. {
After the business session of the
odge sandwiches, coffee, ice cream,
axes and cigars were served, all en-
Dying a social hour of good fellow
hip, thereby advancing the princi- !
les for which the order stands.
Many Applicants for School Supt.
At recent meeting of the local
chool board the resignation of Supt
[. r. Adams was accepted and appli-
atoms for his position were received =
rom thirty-One. A number of the 3
pplicants were kept in mind and 3
i'll be interviewed personally. In =
EDITION to filling the vacancy of :
it is understood that 3
lere will be some vacancies in sew Z
raj of the departments.
One of the hardest jobs in this 3
Immunity is to secure someone to z
ssume the responsibility of being
ected to the local school board Z;
he term of J. l.. Harmstead, presi- e
ent of the board expires this year 3
Id it is said he is in a receptive y
God to succeed himself. Another 3
ember of the board, P. Mortimer q
rown expects to reside in New Jer- z
y in the near future, this will cause =
70 vacancies. On the incoming z
hool board, Fred S. Bailey the =
'ldover member will become presi- y
mt. =
According to the school law an .
plicant for the school board must y
e his name together with a petit z
IN containing at least 25 names of
liens of the district. The closing y
tie for the filing of applicants is in
e very near future, that is, fifteen
US prior to the election to be held y
May. President w. T. Chapman of Z
e Chamber of Commerce and some
her interested citizens have begun z
center on someone, with the idea Z
their becoming applicants. No in =
has been given out as yet e
to who they are trying to get.
Loses to Harrington High z
Coming here Tuesday afternoon
tn three victories already to their 3