Milford chronicle., 1930-08-22
State Education Board
Discusses Buildings
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Frederica reported that w. S.
Slaughter, Elijah Melvin, Seldom
Raughley and Ira Garbutt had been
elected commissioners. Mr.. Melvin
was elected president and Mr.. Car
butt, secretary. After the Organiza-
tion the Delaware School Fcunda-
tion was directed to prepare plans
for the school.
Greenwood announced that w. S.
Lord, R. E. Wiley, W. J. Conoway
and T. e. Rust had been elected
commissioners Mr.. Lord was elect
ed president and Mr.. Wiley, secre-
tary.
The Lincoln school site was ap-
proved and plans for the building
were submitted.
There was considerable discussion
by the commission in charge OF con-
structing the new school for Frank
ford and DagsborO. Three sites for
a school were under consideration.
One was near an improved road ana
two on dirt roads. Three members
of the commission favored the site
on the dirt road. After talking the
matter over for more than an hour
the commissioners adjourned and
promised to consider the matter
further. ...
Under a law passed by the last
legislature, in those school districts
outside of the special districts fail
ing to elect school trustees at the
time, of the regular election, the
State Board of Education has power
to fill the vacancies. In accordance
with this law. the board has filled
the following vacancies in the sew
eral counties of the State, most OF
the appointees being until 1888.
New Castle county: Forwood
School, Harlan P. Oskins, Whining
ton, R. D.; Clinton School, Everett
L. Hollingsworth, YOrklyn; North
Star, George B. Pierson, HockessiE;
Harmony, Mrs. Ethel Brackin, Mar
shallton; Salem, Isaac ThOrp, Por-
ter; Patterson, William 7. Brown,
Colt, Md; Port Penn, Frank X. Tor
ber, Port Penn; Townsend, M. B.
Donovan, Townsend; Fairview, Jo-
seph H. Vought, Newark; Pleasant
Valley, William C. Schwartz, New
ark; Hillside, George w. Aiken,
Newark; Eden, Horace T. Eastburn,
Bear; Kirkwood, Leonard Saddler,
KirkwOOd.
Kent county: DOwnes Chapel, L.
L. Everett, Kenton; KentOn, H. w.
Hilyard, Kenton; Thomas, Floyd
Fry, Harrington; Pennington, Ar
thur L. Lynch, Pennington; Bethes-
da, Frank Smith, Hartly; Fraziers,
Norman Bicklin, Marydel, Md; An
derson, Charles w. Covington, Har-
rington; Pratt's, J. R. Bryant, Hart
ly; Cedar Grove, Keller Edwards,
Greensboro, Md; Westville, Edward
Long, Hartly; Woodside, M. G. Bur-
chenal, Woodside; Cheswold, w. S.
Scarborough, Cheswold; Oak Grove,
J. M. Weaver, Oak Grove; Viola,
Luther Marker, Emil Cubbage, Low
ell Roland, all of Viola; Bowers,
John Wilcutts, Bowers; Adamsville,
Allie Anderson, Hickman.
Sussex county: Cave Neck, Del
IlldI ~. IAtBug AlllIOu8 EbONhACJ1 ~
w. Prettyman, Stockley; Sharps.
Fred L. Ward, Laurel; Salem, Elmer
Hastings, Laurel; Concord, John r.
Collins. SeafOrd; Messicks, Mrs. Ce-
Gil Morgan, Bridgeville; Smiths,
Miss NJ. f. Williams, Bridgeville;
Beaver Dam, Alfred H. Magee, Har-
beson; Bethel, C. L. Bell, Bethel;
Hosea, Daniel B. Locates, Laurel;
Reynolds, John Parsons, and Robert
Workman, Milton; Beason, Fred c.
Culver, Beacon; Peppers, Thomas H.
Whale, Laurel; Blades, Curlvin w.
Henry, Laurel; Sunnyside, Morgan
Williams. Bridgeville; Independent,
Arthur Hatfield; Blackwater, Josiah
C. Rogers, FrankfOrd; Delmar, Will
liam Wales. Delmar; Middleford,
Herbert Campher, Seaford; Green
wood, Edmund r. Higgins, Green
wood; Dorothy, Charles w. Belts,
Laurel.