Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29
ATLANTA
Near Bridgeville)

Allen Phillips, of near Federals-
burg, spent the weekend with his
uncle, W. j. Russell and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Arey Wheatley and
daughter, jeanette, of near Bridge
vile, were Sunday guests of Mrs.
il. B. Kinder and family.
Mrs. Bruce Hartzell spent the lat
ter part of the past week visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gehrman, of
Baltimore, Md.
Ernest Russell spent Sunday af-
ternoOn with his uncle, Richard
Phillips and family, of near FEEDER
alsburg, Md.
A large per cent of our good
folks attended the Children's Day
exercises at Bethel NJ E. church.
The offering, which goes to help
missionaries, amounted to $44 and
q few cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartzell spent
part of Saturday with Mrs. Hart
zell's sister, Mrs. o. e. Wiley and
family.
They can't shut us out entirely
for we had one of our young men
in the Senior Glass of Bridgeville
High School, which left on Monday
for a weeks visit at Washington and
interesting places thereabout. Our
representative was Edward Will
liams, the only boy in the senior
class of Is members. Oh! OH! and
don't try to tell me that Ed. won't
have q good time with all those
lively girls as company, cause l
know better. But it's alright Ed,
we're glad that there's at least one
young man in the class and just
think, Atlanta has the honor of
claiming the only male member in
the senior class of 1881. We're !
proud of it, too. you bet.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartzell spent |
Monday evening with MIR. and Mrs.
r. A. Williams and family.
It won't be long now before
"black clouds" will be floating to the
strawberry patches in this vicinity
to help in harvesting this crop,
which we hope will prove success
full Some are arriving this week
and still others the following week.
Mr. and Mrs. MirOs Allen were
Friday. evening visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clancy Hartzell.
Atlanta school will close its doors
for the last time on Friday, June 5,
as it consolidates with Bridgeville
next year. Just think, it isn't only
closing its doors for the last time
this school term, but for the last
time forever. But don't worry lit
tie schoolhouse, now don't you cry,
you'll probably be a filling station
bye an bye.
The c. A. McCue Chapter of the {
Delaware +. +. A., of Bridgeville
high school met in the school house {
on Monday afternoon, May 25, 1881, =
and elected it's chapter officers for !
the next school year, 1931-S2. The /
officers elected were: president,
Granville wilkins (re-elected); vice
VIM. Knowles; secretary,
Joseph williamson (re-electedD; a
Billie Jones (re-elected); :,
sergeant at arms, Robert Gilbert; =
arm watch dog, Jack Baker; ad-
visor, M. L. DoOrdan. G.
The members of this organization II
re making plans for a weeks out s,
ng at Oak Orchard, Del. No def Il
lite date has as yet been decided c.
Epon, but plans are being made for O.
,oing the second week of August. n n
hey will probably be accompanied ~ n
n this outing by the members Of
he Georgetown chapter. d;
10 defray the expenses for the b,
ent. of the cottage and various ar to
icIes that will be needed, the mem bi
eFs held a successful bake on May ht
tn in the Agriculture Building. Net
eceipts of it amounting to $15.S5. OF
This spring the members of this % ?,
organized themselves nf ,,t
ito the C. A. McCue baseball team. III
hey are planning to play games sa
18th the other neighboring F. F. A. m
hapters during the summer. Last tie
eek they played the Seaford F. F. ar
/. team on their home diamond and Lt
efeated them by score of "a to 8. or
n Wednesday of this week they NJ
let Seaford on their diamond for a en- en-
tile friendly play. loi