Milford chronicle., 1927-09-02
Frederick

ed cltlZenS, William T.. SaleVan, WnC
passed away on Tuesday of last
week. Funeral services were held in
Barratt's Chapel where he was a
member for many years. A large con-
course of friends by whom he was
held in loving esteem for his many
admirable traits of character were
present at the services, which were
conducted by Rev. N. C. Benson.
Trinity M. E. choir sang several ap-
propriate selections. The deceased is
survived by his sisters, Mrs. Ida
Manlove, Mrs. Emma Warren, his
brothers, Frank Salevan of Milford
and Thomas Salevan of Frederica.
He is also sincerely mourned by a
number of young men and women he
raised from childhood having no
children of his own. The deceased
was n years of age. Interment was
made in Barratt's cemetery.
School will open on Tuesday NOR
ming, September 9th.
1t is imperative that every student
will be present for registration and
we trust that all parents will CO.
operate and see that they are. At the
request of numerous school patrons
the daily schedule during September
will provide for forty minutes noon
intermission and 10 minutes recess
periods. This will enable the pupils
to have full teaching service under
the usual schedule and at the same
time permit the dismissal of school
at $3.50 p. m. This will enable pu-
pills to do considerable work where
needed.
School will open with the follow
ing faculty: High school, M. L. Hy-
dorm, history and social science;
Miss Adelaide M. Davis, English,
Latin and French; Miss 'Aurelia B.
Cate, English, Latin and science.
She will also have charge of physi-
cal training. Miss Madge Rita Pol
lard, science and mathematics.
Institutional service for the 8th |
grade will be taken care Of by the |
high school teachers.
Grammar school, Miss Lillian Da-
Wis, seventh grade; Miss Lacy Han
sen Buford, sixth grade; Miss Mary
Garbutt, fifth grade; Miss EGith
FARRELL, fourth grade; Mrs Anne B.
third grade; Mrs. Alice
G. Melon, first and second grades.
Under the rIljng of the State De-
partment of Public Instruction any
child attaining the age of six years
on or before January 1st, should
enter school September 9th. Any pu-
pill attaining the legal school age
after January 1st may not enter un-
Ill the following year.
On Friday evening of last week,
Mrs. H. F. Mittsn was hostess to a
bridge party. The guests were Mrs.
sarah Spencer, Mrs. Richard Angle, %
Irs. Elmer Snyder, Mrs. Amy Walk
r, Mrs. Rachel Carlisle, Mrs. B. F. '
1urtOn, Miss Sara Burton, Mrs. John i
IcBride, Miss Anna BieelCw, Mrs.
Asa Rogers, Mrs. Herman Vinyard s
nd Mrs. A. w. Boone. The evening a
-as very delightfully."- spent. a
On Wednesday of last week the
blowing we've guests at the delight a
IL bridge luncheon given by Mrs. e
harles Levy of Camden: Mrs. Ra- S
lel Carlisle, Mrs. Amy Walker, Ms.
{. F. Mitten, Mrs. J. B. Derrickson,
Iiss Anna BigelOw, Mrs. r. r. Pos
es, Mrs. B. 2. Burton, Mrs. Sarah
pencer and Miss Sara Burton.
Albert Boone of Wilmington spent
le weekend with his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. A. w. Boone.
Mrs. Boone entertained at dinner
q Friday Mrs. Rachel Carlisle, Mrs.
my Walker and Miss Bessie Finer
N. =
Mrs. Arthur Melvin has returned
ON a delightful visit to Wilkes ,
ARE, Pa.
Miss Claramond Belts has return
to Wilmington after spending
eek with her mother, Mrs. Sue X. RI
etts.
Miss Ida Jones of Philadelphia is
ending sometime with Mrs. A. w.
lrrow.
Mrs. John Mcbride was hostess on z
.turday to a dinner party. Her
tests were Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
oodall of Chester, Mr.. and Mrs.
synolds Wix of Wilmington, Mr.. n,
d Mrs. Harry C. Harrington of bl
wv York City. They attended the an
nee in the evening at Rehoboth.
:. and Mrs. Burton Hendricks, Mr.. Ju
d Mrs. Gordon Counselman, Orville
,ey and Watson Belts were also mC
Rehoboth for the dance, making a tb,
easant party from Frederick. do
Mrs. Albert W. Boone is spending Q
1eral days with Mrs. Sarah Spen- 81
, at the Spencer Farm"
Mrs. Watson Denney entertained do.
her cottage at Oak Orchard one NJ
Y last week: Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hen 1,iT
cks, Mrs. Willard Sapp, Mr.. and :
s. H. C. Harrington, Mrs. Elmer =
lliams, Misses Mary and Sara Will n1e
ms, Joseph Vinyard and Caleb m
lliams. Cb,
irs. L. L. Carlisle has been so7 Mr.
rning for the past two weeks at
.an Grove. n
Iiss Mary Melvin has returned =
N a delightful motor trip with - y
S Elizabeth Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. tHu SuN
'ry Elliott of Seaford to Niagara 1Ae
Is, Valley Forge and other points
~
If. and Mrs. Daniel Clark of Phil
lphia have been spending two
ks with relatives in Delaware.
istrict Superintendent w. E.
by preached an excellent SER
/ in Trinity M. E. Church on
day morning. The regular Sun
evening services will be resum-
lext Sunday.
iss Bessie Emerson spent the o:4I
k-end with Mrs. Samuel Evans at I'm
ord.
rs. Carrie Blocksom has been zac
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Patter- NV
r. and Mrs. Roland Miller who