Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
FREDERICK

The Frederick Parent-Teacher
association having met all the re-
nuirements such as using State pro-
cram material, payment of dues, at
tendance at meetings and cO-opera-
lion with the Delaware Citizens AS
sociation, was presented with a vase
az the meeting in Dover last Satur-
dav. Further honor was bestowed
on the association by the election of
the president of our P. T. A. as a
member of the executive board.
Ouite a number of beautiful things
IN needlepoint, blockprinting and
rugs from the art class were among
the exhibits. Those present from
Frederica were the president, Clar-
e1ce Person; principal, F. W. Mick;
Mrs F. w. Mick, Miss Evelyn Long,
Nss Esther Moore, Mrs. Alice G..
Melvin, Miss Edith NJ. farrell. Mrs.
Annie B. Harrington, Mrs. Sallie
Hudson, Mrs. Evelyn Schrader, Mrs.
clarence Person, Miss Elizabeth
Tank, William -Warke, Mrs. J. R.
Rogers, Mrs. J. B. Derrickson, Mrs.
+, L. Carlisle, Mrs. Harry F. Mitten,
Nrs. Herman Vinyard, Mrs. w. w.
Wilson, Mrs. Willard Slaughter,
Mrs. Sharp L. Wilson and Mrs. A. D.
Lank.
postmaster w. H. Rogers has
been quite sick for several days
with throat trouble.
Ivanette Salevan, daughter of Mr'
and Mrs. Jack Salevan, was operat-
ed on for foot trouble at the VIII
nington General Hospital in VIII
mington last week. Her foot was
drawn from a serious attack Of
rbeumatism last year. Her foot ano
leg are now in a plaster cast Where
they will remain for some time. She
returned home Sunday and is doing
as well as can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latchum Woodall o.
Chester spent Sunday with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Miller O.
Asheville, N. c., were overnlgh
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Pos
ties last Thursday.
Mrs. w. ]. Adams, Mrs. Georg'
Kates of Bellefonte, Mrs. Edga
Hoopes of Wilmington, Mrs. Chas
Winthrop of Swisvale, Pa, were tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Heno
ricks on Wednesday.
Mrs. E. F. Patterson and daugh
ter of Baltimore, Md, Mrs. Sue Hun
ter of Pitman, N. J., were guests Q
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Patterson las
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright @
Dover spent Sunday with her mo
ther. Mrs. Sarah Harrington.
Mrs. Sallie Williams attended
delightful luncheon and the buslnes
meeting at the Palmer House IN Do
yer last Thursday.
Our base ball team is very muc
encouraged by their two VlctoIle
this season. The score with tFreoI
wood was 12 to and with LlncOi
% tn 6. This week they expect
Win over Houston, on the HOusto
diamond. That will give us hait
+ba Games this season. A repetltio
of these victories with these mi
Schools will give us the dlstrI'
cbamnionship. Here's hoping "
C-iT With real Frcderica spirit.
Standard tests are being gwen
+ba schools this week. Arbor La
was fittingly observed with appr'
priate exercises. Preparatlons - -
being made for the Easter pfosraLli; ~;
One feature of the exercises w ~
ba the egg hunt to which an u
oTni1s look forward with pleasdi
anticination. The previous nlon'
Iaonv n11nils were absent because
mas nn1aS hit have recovered and II
attendance is good again: NJ !
Revival services in Trinity M \
ChGPen = Penson S1' will preach an East
crIoen y, non'Cn On sunday morning, takiI
tor T.. +bn ms evening cenS "The Burning Hear[ RI
IN Tbere ere will be special music by II
choir.