Milford chronicle., 1931-04-03
retary. Geneva Pettyjohn; treasurer
Dorothy Price.


meeting of the Milton COlOred Parent
Program was presented. Closing
exercises of the adult night school
were held on the same evening.
Miss Cora V. Shockley of Star Hill
School presented William Penn's
Educational Code at the meeting of
the WilliamsviIle COlored Parent
Teacher Association, March 25th.
John Henry led the discussion.
At a recent meeting the Juniors
completed plans for a play to be
given on April gath. The boys have
set out four more trees.
About $50 people attended the
meeting of the DagsbOrO Parent
Teacher Association on March 2Gth,
at which the paper discussed above
was presented. An adult program
included material on religious edu-
cation by Miss Linseth and Health
pictures shown by Richard Beckett
of the State Board of Health. Six
delegates were named TO attend the
State Convention, Dover. April 11th.
Albert Farley, Rural Supervisor,
presented William PENIS Educa-
tional Code at the March meeting of
GumbOrO Parent-Teacher AssOcia-
tion. A quartet from Millsboro, the
GumbOro orchestra and Seventh and
Eighth Graders contributed to the
program. r. w. Smith, Charlie Ba-
kcr, George Phillips and ElwOod
Murray were elected delegates and
lalternatcs to the State Parent
Teacher Association Convention, Do
yer, April 1lth. Lumber for library
tables, victrOla records and repairs
and other necessities have been pro-
vidCd by the association recently.
Education program last week. At
Kings, Mrs. Maggie King led the
discussion.
George S. Williams. president,
State Board of Education, and mem
Der of the executive committee of the /
Delaware Parent-Teacher Associa- |
ton, assisted by William Ayres pre-
sented Penn's Educational Code at /
a meeting of the MillsborO Parent (
Teacher Association on March 26th.
Additional features of the meeting
were music by the Community Band
and the orchestra led by Mr.. Hud-
son and a program by Fifth and
Sixth Graders. The following Off
GERS were elected: President, II. p.
secretary, Mrs. Pearl llick-
man; treasurer, Mrs. Alice Short.
MillsbOrO with membership Of /
263 is the sixth largest association
i'm the State. Seventeen delegates ]
were appointed to attend the State
Association Con- 5
Dover, April 11th.
The following officers were elect ]
ed by Stockley Community AssOcia- \
ion, March 26th: President, H. T. I
Ennis; vice-president, Lee Marvel; I
ocretary-treasurer, Mrs. Joe Marvel
Mrs. Harley Taylor, Mrs. Mabel {
Mrs. John Steele and Mrs. z
Tohn Marvel were elected to repre- q
ent Stockley at the State Parent Fl
Teacher Association Convention, at r
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of the association, which n
as an increased membership this 10
ear, voted in favor of adult classes n
ext year. President Howard r. n
,nnis presented a comparison of Il
'enn's Educational ideas with the n
est modern educational theory. n
'wenty parents took part in the dis :,
ussion which followed. Mr.. Ennis
lso read paper on Howard Pyle, N
tanned for use in April meetings. "
'eatures of the schools program 4,
'ere a movie "StOckley Fifty Years
go" by Seventh and Eighth Grad &,
rs, drawings by Fifth and Sixth "
rade Geography class and School
ews", which tries to keep the par 9,
lts informed in regard to the work dt
the school. Ice cream and cake
ere served. M
Mrs. Alvin Hopkins and Miss fe
larlotte Joseph were elected to re- ~
'eSent HOllymOunt Parent-Tcacher
ssOciation at the State Convention, H.
over, April nth. Mrs Effie Joseph in
scussed William Penns Education no
Code. The schools program con- =
ited of recitatiOns, plays and song ta
ON the work of the month. The mo
ON and sand table gave evidence in
the study of the Dutch that the w
ildren have been carrying OH. M,
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Miss Pauline Reynolds read tho su
per already discussed i'll this col Rc
III at the meeting of the Wooden
wk Parent-Teacher Association, do
lrch eth. After an entertainment
the children, all present Joined tb,
games. The. association has pur- la
asod new curtains for the school.
delegate was appointed to attend IN,
, State Parent-Teacher Associa- vc1
IL Convention. Dover, April 11th. Mr.
GREENWOOD COlored Juniors stud Mr.
Penn and the Quakers at a meet mn
:, March 27th. hir
!. II. Webb, of Laurel, spoke at the scI
citing of Ross Point ColOred Par Tho
Teacher Association, March "a, Mr.
phasizing the fact that parents \
st acquaint themselves with the daI
losophy of the school in order to roI
ng about better understanding. lar
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