Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24

James Mock who has been contin-
ed to his home for several days is
improving.
Miss Louise Hudson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Hudson has
been confined to her home by illness
but is improving.
John Macklin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Seymour Macklin, of this town,
now a resident of Wilmington, suf-
fered the loss of a nail from toe on
his right foot while in a game of
basketball in that city. He was TAX
en- to the Delaware Hospital.
RAYMOND Moore of Lewes, John
Fisher, of Milton, and Frank X.
Holson of this town, the latter ac-
companied by his wife, attended in
washington on Wednesday the an
nual meeting and banquet Of CheV-
rolet automobile dealers.
Hope Chapter, No. Z, Royal Arch
Masons, of this town, has elected
officers for the ensuing term as fol-
lows: High Priest, Charles S. Cal
houn; King, John T. Carey; Scrlpe'
w. T. Conway; Treasurer, D. r
Kaiser; Secretary, George o. Fear
Mrs Josephine Roach, aged G2
wears. died last Saturday at the
home of her son, James Roach IN
this rown, after long illness. She
formerly resided in Milton. Funeral
services were held Tuesday after
noon in the Slaughter Neck NJ r.
Church. Rev. NJ. f. Hungerford OIL
ciating, and interment made IN lne
adjoining cemetery.
In Wesley M. E. Church last wed
nesday evening a union nee:lnS was
held with appropriate Services III
celebration of the tenth anniversary
~ the o6option of national prohlhl-
tion. At noon Thursday churcn anu
school bells were rung IN conple'n-
oration uf the event.
sunday school class No. II OF tne
ceorgetown M. P. Church held lts
roo11iar meeting in the basement last
Mondav evening, with a good atten-
dance. A playlet entitled The Tram
~ Mars" was presented by MIS-:
Frank Wilkins, Irwin 5. Green anu
lanes Locates, which was ehJoyeu
bv all. The class decided to holu q
chicken supper in the basement on on
Thursday evening, February ~ at 70
cents per plate. oo,o+,,
of 0Ficers of the Ladies Aid Society
of McColley's M. E. Churcn' neaL
bera have been elected for the year
as follows: President, Mrs. Robert
Veasey; vice president, Mrs liar Har-
vev Penuel; secretary, MIS- Oiivei r
lester; assistant secretary MIS-
Nora Dutton Rendfrey; treasurer
Mrs. Jacob Smith. 1.,.o
tAi The r. Demonstration School being
developed jointly by the State Boaru soar.
of Fdncation and the Delaware Cltl,
ems Association will be located d,
Georgetown, according to plans JuS'
made public. rso4;on.
al Council of the Delaware Cltlze1s
Gssociation and members OF the
cooroetown Board of Educator
bova reached an agreement WHEREBY
The first six grades Of the school WI
bo DESIGNATED as a demonstratloI
until after OepIen1OOA - ~,
Allan Hulsizer, director OF the Dem r
onstration School project, Will opei
4 an officer here February l.
THE control of the new school WI
ba vested in a body known as th'
educational Council which is com
nosad of George S. Williams, presl
5 5oot of the State Board of Educa
lion. te%r DR. H. V. Holloway, State su
InoI, tInorin,+andent an of public Instruction
Pyofessor W. A. Wilkinson, directo
80 Teacher Training, University o
delaware; n Julian Townsend, presil resi-
Ge1%" donf of The Georgetown Board Of Ed
neat ,cation; On Burton P. Fowler head 941!l
uc%sto' roaster of Tower Hill School, vii
rnineton; ,1i,7 Harry L. Cannon, H. Fle' sL
cher cher Brown and Judge Hugh N