Milford chronicle., 1931-04-24

cation declared that. the progress II
education in Delaware in the las
ten years had taken place beeaus,
the Parent-Teacher Association
wanted il.
i Messages were received from
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Bradford, PRECEDENT
National Congress of Parent Teach
ers; Governor Buck. Senator Town
send. Dean Winifred Robinson, Mrs
( A. d. Warner, Hon. Robert G. Hous-
1 ton. Judge Hugh NJ. Morris. Judge
/ William Boyce and IL. Fletcher
Brown
Mrs. Bernice Hammond ana Mi s
Marguerite II. Burnett, reporting
for Library and Illiteracy, showed
how their departments work with
the State Parent Teacher As@oCia
ton
Other reports were submitted by
Mrs. !. NJ. Cleary. Stale Treasurer,
and Mrs. Oryille Il. Wright, public
ity.
The program follows:
Afternoon session: Howard r. En-
mis-, State President, presiding.
1.3O-The States New Music De-
partment, Glenn NJ. Cildersleeye, di-
rector.
Concert-All-Sta High School
Chorus, which was comro-ed of the
following:
Alexis l. du Morris Barto.
Agnes Eskridge, Bertha FenimOre,
Irene Fish. Mary Gamble, Edward
GoIan, Gerald Iessey, Martyr Ella
Moore, Clair Ramsey.
Caesar Rodney-Josephine Harri
son and June Warren.
Claymont-R Auleubach, Chris
tine Bell. Edna FARRELL. william
Jaynes, Fred A. Lilley, Ellen Nields.
Charles A. Parker, Carrie Stewart
Dover Helen Bauscher, Pauline
Bell, Mary L. Chadwick, Violet c.
Green. RebecCa Keith. Josephine
King. Harriet Nane.
F'elton-Mary Ann Eaton, Mary
Glanville, Hazel Hughes, Maude
Macklin, Viola Haldeman.
Georgetown - Velma Anderson,
Ida Bell Farrow. Ona Minor, Thel-
ma D. Short, Eta Mae Tyndall, AL
lAAtd hJlltd1hs AAlLC CBBtAs
Lewes-Anita Baynum. Dorothy
Beebe. Sara Brittingham. Dorothy
Davidson. Ruth Elliott, J. c. In
gram, Mary H Knox, Frances Mar
shall, Sue Marshall, Virginia Mar
shall, Mary Maull. Emma Palmer,
Palmer, Roberta Richards,
Lois Shields
Milford-Alice Breme, Hilda Cal
houn. Sara A. Dickerson, Jeanette
Emory, Jane c. Grove, Maxine c.
Grove, Justus II. Hudson, Martha |
Townsend c. Parvi5, |
Ralph Reed, Robert A. Reel, Marie |
Rogers, Heyman Roca, Frank Sapp,
Ellen Sipple, George p Vinyard, |
Irene Williams, Robert Fl, Yerkes.
AIillsboro-Lan anita Campbell. How
ard Hudson, Helen Lingo. Jeanette |
Lingo, Aleine Mears. Arnold Steele,
lanes Waller, Calvin Wells.
1Ilton-Trene Argo. Virginia At
Tins, Marie Clifton. Mildred Jeffer-
;on, Virginia Johnson, Ida Stogdon.
Iadalene Wells, Marion Wells and
Mabel Walls.
Seaford-AIargaret James, Evelyn
Jones, TheIma Waller.
Wilmington High School-F. AL
1ert Bajour, Richard Charsha, WINS (
red B. DAZZLING. Edmund NJ. Fuller.
Virginia Hallett, Bernice G. Horn.
Florence E. Kershaw, J. Elizabeth
Murphy. 49,
Thanksgiving Prayer, Netherlands
folk Song.
Song of the Volga Boatman, Rus
ian Folk Song,
Lullaby, Brahms.
Entire Chorus
IL
My Hearts in the Highlands,
'oUrtney.
Down Mobile, Southern Song.
We Meet Again Tonight. Old Col
ege Song.
Boys of the Chorus
III
Who is Sylvia, Schubert.
I Would That My Love, Mendels-
ohm.
Girls of the Chorus
~
Go Down Moses, Spiritual.
The Dancers, LaCome.
Entire Chorus
2-Greetings from the State De-
artment of Public instruction, DR..
[. V. Holloway.
2:1O-Greeting from the State
of Health, Dr. A. c.
ost.
2;20-Community Singing, Blooh's
America
2:25-Greetings from men and
omen conspicuous for their efforts
! behalf of the schools of Delaware.
3:15-Roll call of honor associa-
ons and awarding of children's
harters.
3:30-Community singing, "Our
Orville r. Wright was chairman
the Ushers' Committee.
Honor Associations which were
warded framed copies of the Chill
rens Charter "The Rights Of the
merican Child" IS drawn up by
le White House Conference on
hild Health and Projections
Sussex Dagsboro, Doro-
", Ellis Grove. Fisher. Lincoln,
Neal. Seaford. Stookley,
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