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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-11

Hernice Gregory-Bow. Lucy B. Du Pee.
Blanche <. Emanuel. j.. 4. Harper. Mary
ne.en luminous. Mrs. Mary A. johnson,
L. Stevenson. Helen Taylor, stella B:
walker, Traqueelia T. wharton and
Department Of Frederick
A. barker. Floyd A. Greer, Mary Stokes,
George &. White, Lefty ". Wickline, Kath-
crime Hancock, ?. Media Dixon and Hazel
Department Of History--Iya R. Mar
shall, neEd of department; 1ryen Arm
strong, l.. G. Johnson, Greenyille Smith,
Mer5e Tate, Nancy Uorley and Willis NJ
saenard.
Department Of anguage-Clarence H.
Minis mead OF department.; Emory A
James, Spaulding Y. FTitchetts r. A.
vaughn, pm - Carroll, Jonn Morton
Kinney and Lola houge.
Department OF Aft-voSeph G. Carpenter
Department OF Standardization y. COX,
head OF department; Charles s. Harry,
Leander taIKer. Clemmle EtneI Ransom
Department OF Commercially. Tilford
DAVIS ana anna lawson.
Department OF Music. Harold Brown
anu AnceIIne kincnelOw.
Department OF PHYSICAL Tra1ning-Ann
LONESOME and Jonn Sneiburne.
Department OF L00king-EJnel M. Roy
ana margaret Wilson.
Department OF oeWing-Ruth H. Clin-
thorl4e anu Helen Il. Brooks.
Department OF Snop-Alexanoer j.
Brlckler, ". L. q. King, j. Lorenzo Simp-
son anu Maurice Lee.
Dean OF Glris--Aars. Mary A. Johnson.
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ornER H1GH SCHOOL APPOINTMENTS

Beatrice Yates, Shortridge high school,
Diulogy ana pay siUBtapny; j. "; VAIN
inuslc department; IAennetn Peterman,
-.Iol sriogs nlgn scilooi, history,
QUO .4lUse nlg4l 5cnool AssistantS--
Heien baaovice, al =; Jonn A1cCuuougn, arr,
- a..slin fleece. art Mildred Inwooo,
chemistry; Franklin H.. @nlte, chemistry;
4.ts., Diology; WalteI LonIl, biology; JACK
ad4HSuIi, blOIogy; I.oberJ Wilkins, music,
anu June Julian, hrsC AID.
nurse, ant Alice DInlmlcK. Washington
Illgn school, arr.
Cnarles Loi.man, Arsenal Technical high
Scno0l, receiving Clerk, and harry ASmus,
ClerK.
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nRoAp RIPPLE HIGH SCHOOL

Department of Eagsish-Ruth B. Carter,
Albert j. Keller and Lillyon Snyder.
Department of Mathematics and Ath-
letics-Edgar F. Dietrich and A. E.
Thomas
Department of Social Studies-J. Curtis
Weigel and Flora VIII.
Department of Science-Le Foy P. Mc-
Ghehey and Noble Newsun.
Department of COmmeTcial-Winifred
West.
Department of Language-Clara NJ.
Woody and Priscilla Pittenger.
Department of Home EcOnOmics-Stella
Richardson.
Department of Manual Training-Hu-
bert L. Wann.
Depa rtment of Art Marylizabeth
Mooney.
Department of Mathematics and Ii
brary-tIiriam King.
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Complete Roster for Next
Year Made Public by
Education Board.
PRINCIPALS ARE NAMED
Administration Staff Also
Selected for Service
in Schools.

Administrative staff and teachers
for the public schools for 1901 1881,
as approved Tuesday night by the
board of school commissioners:
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EMMERICH MANUAL TRAINING HIGH
SCHOOL


Department Of EngIish-Mrs; AGA M.
Bing' head of department. Lena LEM Bray 1oy
ssret Kellenbach. c. Augusta Merin(g;
Gertrude Mescall. John H. Mofiat. JESSIE
Moore 6ol srg.oP Perkins, Heien dE TiDtoa
Margaret R. Waters. Albert R. Williams
and Finley Wright.
Department of Mathematics Kate
Wentz. head Of department; Clarence r.
CLAYTON, Ada NJ. Coleman, Bertha j.
Gilbert. Arda Knox. Mrs. Verna Good Ma
Re; Ellen ocke y, and T;dtd Eva n FhqTnt%Sn Moore
head of department; josephine Bauer.
Mrs. Coral T. Black. Rosana Hunter. Louise
Iske. Dorothy Perkins, Adelaide Thale and
Department Of Languages-Elizabeth I.
Davis, head of department; MIS- Ruth Il.
Department of science-Carl F: Hanske,
R Refe q l. f BiPeE Harold Boese James
H. Brayton Paul NJ. Collins. Ray S.
Millikan and Carroll Q. Skaar.
Drawing Dep3r.ment-Estella P. 1zor.
head of depe rtment; Gladys Denney, Lewis
Finch and Mabel West.
SEWING Edith NJ. compton. Ivy Ann
Cookine-NIrs. Opal Conrad.
Physical EdHcation-Oral Bridgford.
Mrs. Ellie beth r. Hente, A. r. Romeiser
Commercial Depertment-w. S. Barn
hart. head Of department.: Carolyn Bradley,
Mrs Hazel W. Dorman. F. Cleo Frazier.
Helen Haynes. Mrs. Mary G. Hiser.
Gertrude Lieher. Inez Lowry. r. E.
Mathews. L. B. Maxwell Marie E.; Rapp.
Mrs. Leila E. Sipe and Mono Vanden
Brook.
Snops-paul Covert. head of department:
Russell Clunie. Albert c. Hirschman,. w.
aar HSeF pe W s. E ksIsr Smith e. w.
Trickey and A. L. Weigler.
Music-Harold E. Winslow and Louise
Dean of GirIs-Mrs Ida Rehm.
other Observation-Disclosures Painter,
English, history. athletics: Lon Perkins,
music Harry Thomas. commercial. and
Ruth Anderson cooking and SEWN g.
AssiS.antS-Oran ravis. Myla Hermann,
Cottlieb Leukhardt and Edward Eichroot.
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CRISPUS ATTACKS HIGH SCHOOL
Department OF Engiis%-Pusseil A. I.eae
head Of department: Murray B. Atkins.
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
HICKORY HILL

Norman Kitchens and Burton
Miller called on Johna and Clarence
McCabe on Sunday morning.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Parsons and brought them
a fine baby girl the past week. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hudson ana
Josenh Hudson called on Mr.. ana
Mrs. John F. McCabe on THURSDAY
evening. ,-,.1,,,.
Burton, Catherine and Adolpnus
Miller called on Miss Kathaleen'
GLADYS and Johna and Clarence NC
Cabe on Thursday evening.
John Baker of Dagsboro made a
short call on John F. McCaDe the
past Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Miller ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark of Marlton, N
]. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Coroury
of near Gumboro called on Mr. ano
Mrs. Fred Miller the past Sunday
Mrs. Sallie Hudson spent SUNDAY
in Philadelphia where she visited
her brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Brasure. o.o-
MISS huIu NlOOlO oPSAS
with Miss Vertie Collins.
Miss Mable Howard and MISSES
Kathaleen and Gladys McCabe call
ed on Miss Kathryn Miller on Sun
day last. ..4,-u,o,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Brittinghan
had quite a number of callers OF
SUNDAY. including his mother, Mrs
Kate Brittingham and granddaugn'
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rad1sf
and two children, Mr.. and MIS-
lanes Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. ROD.
ert Hudson, Jr., Walter Mumtor'
and Johna and Mildred Moore, MT,
and Mrs. John Brittingham an'
three children, Roy and Rufus Brit
tingham, Harley Collins, Norman
Hitchens and Johna and Clarence
McCabe. All reported fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brittlnghan
and son Adolphus called on Mr.. an(
Mrs. Fred Miller on Sunday atter
noon. r,,-
Anvil and Grace Daisey of Frank
ford called on Johna and clarence
McCabe on Sunday afternoon.
William Short is spending som'
( time with his sister, Mr.. and Mrs
John Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Howard AM
little daughter Ellen and Mrs. lsaa.
Oliphant spent Friday night VIII
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. McCape'
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
SPRINGFIELD
fNnar GeOrgetOWnl

Mrs Emma Dodd is speHulns pSns
some me- time with Lawrence HltcnenS
anu Tom Steele and family OF near near
co1bvville and Mrs. Harry Lo1anu nan,
and family of Millsboro spent sun sun.
dav W with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Brown. % 1Iorrins-
Mrs. William Haymon OF Harrlng1 als5
TON snent the weekend with MI anu
Mrs. William Rust. - %
W. Mr.. v, and Mrs. Edgar Marvel Oh
1ewes spent Sunday with Hollis
Dodd and family. Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis MT. MI
and Mrs. Ed. Lank Of Milford spenC
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charle
Welch. 90 Ango1a
srent the week with her sister, MIS-
william Pettyjohn. 1,,.+ bava
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rust nave
moved to Harbeson. H. 1oroa
We were glad to see the largg s,5T
congregation Sunday to near our
new minister, Rev. H. M. Ralph
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
HICKMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson had
as dinner guests Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wooley and daughters
Vivian ana Izne Noble and Mr.. Will
son of Dover.
clayton Cleaves of Philadelphia
snent the weekend with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Cleaves.
Clayton Hignutt, wife ana son
Raymond of Chester spent the week
end with relatives here. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Wroten OF
Andrewville, Mr.. and Mrs. EogaI
Wroten and children, Annamay ana
LYMAN of Adamsville spent SUNDAY
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Wroten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Noble enter
tanned relatives from Greensboro
Md, on Sunday.
We are glad to report Mr.. anu
Mrs. VIM. Peters improving aIter d
lingering illness.
Edgar Breeding is erecting a
beautiful bungalow on his 1arm
near here. ,r,a.
Mrs. Howard Brown and MISS
Hester Brown who are In tralnlns
at the Milford Hospital MADE
short stay with their parents sun
day. n.
The stork visited the home of Mr
and Mrs. Floyd Messick last Tues-
dav and left a baby boy. Mrs. Mes
sick will be remembered as MISS
Marie Fountain.
Will Noble was in Philadelpnla
most of last week with his wife VINO
is receiving treatment at the Metn'
odist Hospital. We hope she Will D'
greatly benefited. -,
Mrs. Adder Hignutt is on the slcF
list. ..,,dro,
have returned to Chester after
brief stay at their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wooters o
Denton visited ]. R. Wooters sun
day. ,4.,.,i,, an,
i little daughter were guests OF MRS
Melvin's father, Jim Wooters' sun
day. ,r;.. I'd
ma Adams of Smithville called o. o.
Mrs. Will Peters last Monday alVer
noon. ,,. ,,ar
We we're glad to welcome our neV
minister last Sunday.
Preaching next Sunday night
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
sBE NOT THE LAsT'

Someone once said: "Be not tne
first by whom the new are tried nor
vet the last to lay the old aside" VI
course. if everyone followed this ao-
vice literally, no one would ever try
new things and we would cease u
make progress.
Yet. for the average individual tne
advice is rather sound. There are al
ways some adventurous splrlts VIII
the inclination and means to Try O1t
new machines and methods. PeopIe
often laugh at them, for many OF tne
new things they try prove to Do
comnIete failures, yet they are new
erthe1ess rendering a real service 10
the very people who laugh at IneIn'
for. If It were not for their klno' we
would keep on using the same a olu
things generation after seneraSlon
and the development and 1ntrouuc-
tion of such things as telepnones'
radios. automobiles, and tractors
would be impossible.
The average Individual, in What-
| ever line OIL DuSAhCS9 AS ~S
gagged. will do well to Watcn care
fully the results being obtained py
his competitor who tries out new new
things and, if they prove successIui
should lose no time in taking adVan-
tage of them.
That is the situation we have 10
dav with regard to the farm tractor
II has been thoroughly tried out Dy
the most progressive farmers anc am
proven a success, speeding up tn' y:
farm work, reducing COSTS ana III
creasing profits. The farmer VINO IL !,
still reIying upon animal power t.
do his farm work should caretuli!
consider these results and Will az
we'll to ask himself, in all serious ~ Is,
ness. whether the time is not rip.
for him to "cast the old aside am am
take advantage of the modern Iarn u
mower plant which it is far better =
have working for one than TO W
competing against.
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
RODNEY CORNER
(Near COOlspring Grange)

Mrs. George Bennum returned to
her home Monday after being at the
Beebe Hospital two weeks.
John and Clarence Walls spent
Sunday afternoon with Winston and
Joseph Walls.
Harley Legates and Ira Hastings
motored to Harrington Sunday NOR
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Hopkins
have been on the sick list the past
week. All wish for speedy recoV-
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Walls and
daughter Ruth and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey McIlvaine and family of Ell
lendale spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Legates and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Magee were
callers at Georgetown Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Legates and
four boys spent Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Walls and
family. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Magee call
ed on Mr.. Magee's mother, Mrs
Mary A. Legates Friday afternoon.
Harley Legates spent wednesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. GranVll
Bryan and family.
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
ROXANA

Mr. and Mrs. Cordy Murray gave
q marty Saturday afternoon In non
or of their daughter, Goldey's 1Utn
birthday anniversary. Games WeIe
n1aved. after which the guests were
invited to the dining room wnere
the table was beautifully decorated
The birthday cake with ten candies
was the center piece. All were serV-
ed with refreshments. Goldey re-
ceived many beautiful gifts. Late IN
the afternoon all departed Wishing
her many more happy birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. McGlnnes
snent the weekend at Chincoteague'
Va. with Rev. and Mrs. o. 2. Jei-
ferson, their new appointment tnlS
conference year. ,o-
Evans Lynch was the L.I GlnneI
guest of his cousin, Miss WILMA
Lynch of near Omar. "a,
Mrs. Lizzie McCommrick visited
Mrs. Martha Conoway at ocean
View recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. William BennetC
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin McCabe ano
daughter, Vivian, Mrs. Vance NC
Cabe called on Rev. and Mrs. w.
R. Woodell at Laurel Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Evans called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Lynch al
Bayard Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnett OF
Millsboro were dinner guests OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
McCabe.
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
DELMAR

Marjorie Cullen of this town who
is a student at the University Oh
Maryland, has been elected vice
president of Theta Gamma, Home
Economics fraternity. Miss Cullen Is
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Locates OF
Newark were recent guests OF tne
formers mother, Mrs. Martha Le-
Gates. ~ s,,,,oroI
" ]. Carmine attended -he funeral
of warren S. Seipp, Grand Master oI
Masons of Maryland held IN oal''
more, Monday afternoon. ,,,,,,,.,
At a recent town election Wllilam l
IT Avdelotte and William S. MeisUn
we're elected to fill places IN tne
town council on the Delaware sue
of the town. ,r,.o,,o,
At a recent meeting of Thomas j.
sbrvock Commandery, NO. H.
Knights of Templar, of SALISBURY
Md. V. ]. Carmine was electeu e ~
inent commander; R. D. Grler, "a ~
generalissimo; M. B. SherwOou'
cantain general; J. S. T. WILCOX re-
corder and Ralph Grier, treasurer
Delmar members Of the sons anu
Daughters of Liberty attended the
ceie6ration Of the twenty-hfth annl-
versarv of Betsey Ross Council tnat @
was held in Salisbury few Gays
ago. This is the largest eouncll - -
Maryland, having membership u
466. z4,,don+ of
tbo State Normal School, SALISBURY
snent the weekend with her par
opts Mr and Mrs. S. ]. Ellis.
M and Mrs. Arthur Brewlhgton
a,on+ the weekend in Washington
D. C. -4,o - tho Sus-
The annual convention Oh lne ~, Suo
sax County Woman's Christian en-, 4I,c
nerance Union, will be heI9 IN AZ ~, =,
Delmar M. E. Church, Ihursu"'
April %. .,o,o, ee1d sec.
-, Of the Woman's Home MIS-
Iionayv lIoT Society, addressed the con.
Snno+;on slonSe+ of the NJ. E. Church Oh
Monday evening. Salisbury fill
Dr McWilliams of SanspuIy so,, Hol ~
cd the pulpit in the M. T. Onui =" -
tuesday evening. - Mrs.
Friendship class, NO. H. "t +bt
nashieIl, teacher, will meet Ti,,,rs TS re
home of Mrs. Clarence Jones HO- =
uay Trs ~ F. n. Faulkner will enteTrar1 Ter, II
+be e1- Woman's Foreign MlsslOFal mss OFtor :
Society ssl1 at her home, Friday al'ei
noon of this week. ,ob sr
noVr NJ and Mrs. Frank Lynch %, :,
Who No have spent the winter a on n
Gainesville, have returned anu W
.I,Iliiof omed their home in this town, 70
enS Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Ellis nave it :,
+rTned from a few days Wis" =
n1lrp announcement has been made aS.de,oI 2
che marriage of Earl Truitt Nlcno1 l u
Of Cfe Deimar lai to Lillian May Parker y
Salisbury. , 11osier ar
entertaining tel Miss Florence henne
of Mardela. - whining
ton, president of the Deimar 'Dori uri
p T. A., presided at the apr
meeting of the association. -, i,
The election of officers Will .
held IA at the regular meeting in May
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
RLANCHARD'S STATION

M. Edward Stokes who had three
+oo+b extracted in Wilmington aDout
ton davs ago, has been quite III a.
-. - home here during the past WeeA'
Those of our community "no n",o
been victims of la grippe arc
norted O nthe road to recovery; d
M and Mrs. Herbert Edgeli anu
80, wera dinner guests Of the lorno
eT's mother, Mrs. Ella EugeH "
Greenwood on Sunday -, ond
NJ and Mrs. Edwin Taylor anu
children of Selbyville spent SunIay
with the latter's mother MIS- ''s'
Hamilton and family.
oscar Needs of near Newark spent
the weekend here with his wlIe.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hollis anu
family had as dinner guests on sun
dav Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas BTo%n
and Andrew Stewart of Philadelphia
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon snort anu
sons of Delmar and William HOLLIS
Earle Hollis visited in Philadel-
mia last week. ond
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac McDoWeIl anu
eonaiiv Iii entertained on Sunday MI
and Mrs. Zack Mcdowell from Az Az
Ianta and Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn LIoyu
and son of Todd's Chapel mara
Mrs. Jack Rust and daughter were
Georgetown visitors last trluay'
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Barley c@L-
1od on their parents here on SUNDAY. ::
IT Roland collision is visiting a'
M M and Mrs. John Butler and sou sou
90 Andrewville called on MT anu
Mrs. Jack Rust on Sunday. .o, WAS
49, Miss Mollie Short OF Denton n mS9
a Friday evening guest at tne pa
SoTIe Tbe funeral of w. r. Hines was was
lid on wednesday at his home anu
neIG L'nioS y in Concord cemetery. Rev. .
T. Handy oficiated. H. c,,b
" The Smithville Community C5uD o1,
v,o+ in the club room on Tuesuay
evening for business meeClns' ,uore
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Robinson W. W.
wednesday evening guests Oh MlS
Ni1T"1 TSose who attended the Womsns !.
DIV in Denton on Friday Oh InIs
ric;nitv 1i,ei1 were as follows: Mrs; "a H.
II Nuttle, Mrs. H. L. Nuttle, VII NJ ?
a., Knrie Todd. Mrs. Charles Edgell
ATrs Ms Eva Covey, Mrs. Clarence Az AZ
1,inson. gi1s Miss Mae Loockerma4, MS" M, .
walter Liden, Mrs. Horace noI1r o..
VIC w IN Mrs George Turrode' Mrs: ~ ~
1ond I Clesson, daughter be@G5tTe poh.
Mrs. Mrs. B. B. Lawless and Mrs. NOO'
ert Wright. os q Denton
visitor on Friday. r,oo,, were
VlSi NJ and Mrs. Charles Edgeil "11T M
sunday m guests of Mr.. and MIS- "
" Mrs ro B. B. Lawless and MISS MAJ y
T oocEerman Tae were Friday vlsltoIS 1,,o. ~
MJ9o MIS-, Martha wooters who naKes aErs
Isn1 M . home with her daughter MIS-
Tot Iotn Tvergam in Denton. =.
'oir Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest WTignG lsil;+or. y.
philadelphia were .week-ehu 'i0''0-
- Mrs Mrs John Williamson. -.
smithville Community OluO ~
on M IuVs and Mrs. Bates Baker ane
Family mill of Greensboro were suHu@! c,nr
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur O"-
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
FLOOR CRACKS

Cracks in a new well-laid floor are
the result of change in moisture
content within the wood itself. This
change is due to improper prelimi-
nary seasoning; improper storage
conditions at the mill or retail yard;
delivery of the flooring during wet
weather or before the masonry or
plaster walls are dry; or it may be
due to the absorption of moisture
from the air within the building
either before or after the flooring is
laid. The use of the heating plant
may be advisable, says the United
States Forest Service, to maintain
temperature that will prevent ex-
cessive humidity in the building
from the time the flooring is dellV-
cred until the house is occupied.
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
MILLSBORO

Mrs. George c. Gordy is seriously
i'll at the home of her daughter, MIS-.
Hattie Hall. Mrs. Clara Young, an
other daughter who lives In Pnlla-
delphia, is here with her motneF
and sister. o.s.,
Re sure to remember the Gideon
ire sumner to be served on Friday
evening. April rs, from 5 to o.
clock in Mechanics Hall. The menu
will be fried oysters, sliced coiu
ham notato salad, hot rolls and put
tor nickles and coffee. All OF TINS
for fifty cents. The net procseus
will be used on the Indebtedness on
tbe church lot. Your patronage VIII
he greatly appreciated.
Mrs Frank Walls and Kari Ian
fer of Connecticut, have been guests
Gov for several days Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
C. Ellis. ho, hean
substituting in the tirst graue i01
Mrs. Ida Chandler who is III;
Mrs. Emma Collins is in PhlIaoel-
nbia for a few days recelVlns
treatment for an injured knee
The Epworth League, under tne
direction of Mrs. Gertrude walls ID
preparing an Easter program
A large delegation represenIeu
MiIisboro at the State meeting OF tne
Parent-Teacher Association III NO
yer last Saturday. -.
The fire company was called ouI
Monday morning to eXtlnguisn {
haze on the roof Of the old schoOi
J briIding which has just been moVeu
across the railroad tracks, very
noar the Juice factory. The damage
done was slight. han.
Preston E. West attended the Dan, :IL
ouet of the Delta Mu 1Tu1, 1Tate[nlIS
which was given at the KooseveI oNI.
Hotel in Washington, D. Z" las
Thursday night. = 0ut
Mrs. clarence Wilkins Is Ou
again after a severe illness. o,i
Rev and Mrs. Otis Jefferson am u
bobv otis. Jr., and Miss kayne y
Chincoteague, Va, were VlsICo+S
friends in town last Thursoacy. " u
Mrs. Gertrude Walls ana MIS-: an ~
u Collins visited relatives an'
foionds pi in Salisbury recently. -
Il MI Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson S5Ln T r T
1,,odorica mi. lea visited Mr.. and Mrs H. l
Elliott on Sunday Germantown
has been here for a WnlIe W. s Irbon No,
nd nd Mrs. L. T. Hearn, Dotn u "N
have been quite i'll. ,,,.oho,1 nre
Mr. and Mrs. Louder M Ml'on0ar . oow = nj
,, scented their children with a ne" =
ano for Easter.
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
BETHEL

The Sunday school will hold their
Easter entertainment here on Sun
day evening, April 20.
Misses Grace Messich and lSaoel
Moore have returned home from
Coldey College for the sumner
months. A. rvd;o
MeIbourne spent last week in Keno
both ,o,,,,,,,or
1onice of Bivalve, Nd, spent a lew
days last week with Mr.. ana MIS-
Howard Furness. . uo
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Splcer are
an OF. the sick 'i5C. ,...o,,
Ar. Claude Otw"n Of washington
n G.. is spending two weeks win
hor DE rents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. r.
W1s Rhoda Garrett was called 70
WIN oton on ) ;aoay on account
- illness of he: daughter-ln-l1"
Mrs. Wallace Garrett ond;ro
Mrs. Ella Morris IS spe4Giu.19 ,l.1
some time in Wilmington anu LA
adelphia. . .oor+ NTonday
Mrs. Linden Massey spent NonN'''
in wilmington. ,,. cooi1
" Messrs. Harrison Moore Cecll
wr;obt % of Philadelphia spent the
Weekend wssSIs at their homes here: za,+b
"een thur phillips and Miss Edltn
whastlev ho , were quietly married Oh
SUNDAY M morning at 8 o'clock at the
0srsonage here, by Rev. John les Jes-
pa, pa. William Riggin and Miss Fran
oos Ces' Riggin, cousins of the bride
ora CeS the the attendants. Mr.. and Mrs;
Pbi1Iips motored to Wilmington sno
10 n-l,' given a reception at the home
W Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul H0pKluS nSo,nhis Iis
son George returned to PhlIdGeipnr" I;a mo.
on Monday after vlsltlng NlS
tber, Mrs. Laura Hopkins
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18

Maybe the reason this parrot few
er got started was because people
fooled away their time giving her
crackers when what she needed was
pills.-The Pathfinder.
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18

According to the Times, the new w
work weather broke seven recorus
~ 1920 Well the New York STOCK
noarket ~ did worse than that.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-16
Give FALSE DATA
ON N. Y. JOBLESS
Govt Figures Try to
Hide Seriousness

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-With
more than 100000 unemployed in
New York City, the Genus bureau
issues the statement that only 234, :
854 are jobless, or "a per cent of
the population.
How utterly faxed the census bu-
reau's figures are was exposed in
the Daily Worker several days ago.
One of the big boys on the inside Of
the census bureau, in an interview
with the New York World, admitted
that the figures were worthless
except in that Hoover used them
to cover up the real extent of the
unemployment. The majority of
unemployed workers were not
counted at all. In the counting, the
figures were juggled. The remark
able thing is that with all the cut
ting, pruning and outright taking
such a large figure of 234,854 was
finally arrived at. The fact is, ac-
cording to the state commissioner
of labor, Frances Perkins, that never
before in the history of New York
has unemployment been as great as
it is today.