Milford chronicle., 1930-03-14
Greenwood

The Greenwood Home Economies
girls have began their annual skill
problem. The freshmen have been as
signed slips for themselves, or relatlNeS
and the sophomores dresses lor girls u
Delaware Colony at Stockley EaSn
spring for the. past nVe years. oso o,,e
Home Economics girls have been as
signed by the teacher a garment 10 De
made by each girl as a test OF her apl-
ity to work Independently TO plan ner
time well, and to evaluate ner owl, own
work Throughout the problem the girls
score themselves and their work Dy
means of a score card which has oeen
adopted by the State Home ECONOMIES
teachers. A careful count is kept OF the
time used; habits of work, as when pms
are put in mouth, are checked on caro-
The finished garment is evaluated'
Thev know the average amount of time
used by other Home Economics girls IN
the State for making similar garments
and they try to work so ethciently that
they can turn out good piece OF WoIh
in the same or less time. After the gar
ments are completed they Will be eX-
hibited in the windows of the commun-
ity building showing the average t tlIIle
it took the Greenwood girls TO make
slips and dresses. The girls are hopins
to beat the record, so Watch LOT Ihe
results. 1,.-,- ..
giving a social in the school building on
Friday night, March IA, at O'CLOCK
Admission 10c. Everyone is welcome
What?-A supper. When?-March ~:
Where?-Firemen's Building. Prlce1So
cents. Benefit of All Club. Menu: Chic
ken salad, potato chips, glazed sweet
potatoes, pickles, rolls, butter coilee.
Ice cream and cake extra. Come OUT
and help the Greenwood Club send del
egates to the annual Short Course at
Newark. e..
The P. T. A. is planning a play for
April IL We will tell more about II
next week. 1t is to be something worth
while and will be held in the auditor
ium.
The monthly meeting of the ?. T. A A.
will be held on next Monday nlght Oe-
ginning at O'Clock. One feature on the
program will be an old fashioned sing
ing class. Come out and enjoy sood
laugh.
Church held a business and social gath
ering in the Firemen's Building on lasI
Thursday evening at which time the
following officers were elected: super
intendent, Laird Kratz; assistant su-
perintendent Roland S. 1saacs; secre-
tary. Charles Conoway; assistant sec
retary, Nelson w. Meredith; treasurer,
Mrs. Charles Conoway; superintendent
missionary, Mrs. Leola Ratledge; su-
perintendent primary department, MIS-
Roland IsaacS; first assistant Superlh-
tendent, Mrs. L. +. Rust SecOHu dSSlS
tant superintendent, Mrs. Earl Cahal;
superintendent cradle roll, Mrs. Nelson
Meredith; pianist, Miss Eleanor Lot-
land; first assistant, Miss Elizabeth
Belts; second assistant, Miss Bernlce
Rogers. During the social hour games
were played and refreshments served
consisting of ice cream and cake.
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Hager enter
tanned their parents and brother and
I sister on Sunday from Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schulze spent the
: weekend in Philadelphia.
Little Alberta Belts is much improv-
{ ed from her recent illness.
Miss Mary Lockerman of near town
is still on the sick list.
Miss Katie Houseman who is oul
| third grade teacher in the public
school has been sick for several days
Mrs. Charles Conaway is substituting
! for her
The Parent Teacher Association Oi
Tomahawk school will give an enter
tainment at the school house on next
, Thursday evening, March 20. If that
night should be stormy the next cleal
night. A good laugh is in store for ev-
eryone, so come and bring youl
friends. There will be ice cream, cake
candy and other good things to eat or
sale. At this time the quilt made by
the association will be CHANGED off
Benefits for school picnic. Admission
10 and 20 cents. Don't forget the date
March 20.