Milford chronicle., 1930-10-10
DAGSBORO

Mrs. Edna Morris, Loretta LONG
Eurie CULLEN spent the week-en,
! with Evelyn Daley.
Ward Cobb of Cape May, N. J.
spent the weekend with his wifi,
here.
Vernon Palmer and Elmer Marve
of Cape May spent the weekend
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gray, Jr.
had as their guest over the week
end Miss Frances Derrickson of Sell
byville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben A. Townsend
have been in Baltimore the past
week as guests of Mrs. Townsend's S
brother, DR.. Geo. A. Bunting, presi-
dent of Noxzema Chemical Com
pany. DR.. Bunting reports sales of
Noxzema cream considerably great
er this year than last. DR.. Bunting
had a four-day family reunion at his
home in Mt. Washington, Baltimore,
Md.
John F. West visited his son Eph-
rum of near Baynard last week.
Rev. o. H. Connolly preached a
very interesting sermon to his at
tentive audience Sunday night.
Come out and enjoy the song SER
vice.
Ward Cobb of the Indian River
Coast Guard Station, after spending
a few days with his wife last week,
left Tuesday for Base 9, Cape May,
N. j., where he will take training in
the use of small arms for one
month.
Herman Gray, Jr., is much i'm
proved after suffering from a sore
finger.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jones and fam
lily motored to Salisbury Tuesday
where he attended the funeral of
relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Hudson of Phil
adelphia circled among relatives
over the weekend.
The pupils of the upper grades
have been enjoying Mrs. Lingo's ex-
hibit of moths which she collected
while in Pennsylvania this summer.
The first grade made 96.7 per cent
for the month of Sep
tember.
The fifth and sixth grades made
1916 per cent attendance for the |
month of September.
The pupils of the fifth and sixth
grades are making very interesting
notebooks on the United
States.
The sixth grade has purchased
Sharp's English drills. The fifth
grade has also purchased arithmetic
lrills and tests.
The fourth grade room has re-
,eived six posters from the Phila-
lelphia Inter-Dairy Council.
Hygiene color books and arithme-
les books have been ordered for the
bird and fourth grades.
The seventh grade attendance for !
september was SI.5. :
Miss Moore, the county club agent ,
anne Monday and helped with the p,
of the girls sewing !,
lub. Every Monday from to o. }
lock will be devoted to sewing un- :
er the direction of Mrs. Lingo. The 9
Ollowing were elected officers:-
Louise Hudson; vice !
resident, Grace Vickers; secretary, {
'olly Gray; treasurer, Kathryn r
annOn; song leader, Hilda Steen. t
The boys re-organized their u
Busy Boys" Club. The officers are: il
resident, Sirman McAllister; vice
resident, James Simpler; secre- b
Try, Paul Williams; treasurer, Nor S
ian Davidson. n
The boys club work for this year II
GEMS to include interesting activi- S
es in clay modelling, wood work "
nd handicraft. This will correlate p
ith their art work under the su- Y
ervision of Mr.. Deldosse. VI
Miss Moore is encouraging ma 81
ire work through the collection of u
aves, butterflies and seeds. a.
The total enrolment of the school u
present is $50 and the percentage
attendance for the whole school u
r September was 92.9. w
Miss Jones called last week and a. q
working in the interest of more Il. 4.
gular attendance. ~