Milford chronicle., 1931-04-03
BRIDGEVILLE

scout troop OF brluSeVllle with II
IS charter authorizing the troop 1
work under the national organiza
! ton. This ceremony took place il
e assembly with the full committee O
= citizens present This cOmmitte
= consists of the following: George T
Macklin, chairman; Leroy e. Tru
lit, assistant scoutmaster; Thoma!
l Vandenburg, scOutmaster; II. l.
t Cannon, H. G. Baker, c. r. Ander
son, H. E. Hardesty, Victor Levi.
and William Ferguson.
New School TO BE Finished
First Week OF May
The contractors for the new
school plan to have final inspection
on Wednesday and aim to turn over
the building to the building com
mission. The NORTHEASTERN Con-
struction Company has made record
time i'm construction of the build
ing. .....,
Furniture and equipment are now
being installed. 1t is hoped that the
building will be ready for occupancy
by the first of May. A sidewalk is
being laid and the fence which will
enclose the playground is being
erected.
The teachers of the lower six
grades took their second day of OBJ
servatiOn in the demonstration
school at Georgetown last Wednes-
day.
Girls Reserve Branch Y. W. E. 4.
Eighteen members of the Girl Re-
serve branch of the Y. w. c. A. made
the trip to the State rally held at
Dover last Saturday A full day was
spent in the work and entertainment
furnished by the State organization.
Miss Alice Spencer is the teacher
sponsor for this group.
Last Thursday Miss Grace Baird
of the Delaware Safety Council
spoke before the assembly of the
junior unit, senior high school. in
connection with the organization of
a Junior safety council for the
Bridgeville school.
demonstration Meetings.
The March meeting of the Cokes-
Dury Home Demonstration Club was
held at the home of Mrs. VIM. Como
way. Seventeen members were in
attendance, five new members being
enrolled and six visitors present.
The April meeting will be held
with Mrs. Eli Elliott as hostess on
Wednesday afternoon, April 18th at
= o'clock.
Miss Rutherford, the Club Leader. |
will be glad to have anyone from |
the surrounding districts, who is in
terested in better home making.
Come to these meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Kline and daugh-
ter, Hattie Kline, were visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nat. Wolf.
OF COatesville, Pa, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rodney King, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Green, of George
town, were visitors ON Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Calhoun.
Mrs. o. 7. Warrington, who has
been confined to her bed for quite
awhile, was given a card shower on
Saturday, by her many friends, it
being her birthday She received
some very useful gifts. also flowers.
We wish her many happy returns of I
The day. Il
Miss Pauline RyOn who is employ
ed at Harrington, spent Sunday with
ler parents here.
Russell Todd who is attending
Delaware College, is spending Eas-
er holidays with his parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Sherman Todd.
The supper held in the Ladies'
jlub room on Friday for the benefit {
# the Athletic Club, netted $500. ]
The supper was very daintily served
nd was enjoyed by all. J
Miss Margaret Collision who is at /
ending Temple College, is home for
he Easter holidays. S
Mr.. Edwin p. Calhoun, of Ocean
'ity, Md, is spending a few days !
With his brother, l.. r. Calhoun. \
Virgil Wiley and mother Mrs.
,endall Wiley, attended the musical ;,
{ Dover High School on Saturday. -
Horace Layton, of Chester, Pa,
pent the weekend with his parents,
II. and Mrs. James Layton. is
Harry +. Butler who has been in G
ne South for several weeks return
d on Monday. b
Miss Mabel Culver and Miss Edith "
taples, who are attending college, a
re nome Tor Easter. W
Gilbert White spent Tuesday in S
reensboro. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Layton, of
spent the weekend lC
18th their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. IL
Layton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Kitchens. of III
ear Georgetown, were visitors at b'
lie home of their parents, Mr.. and
rs. Charles Donovan, recently CT
rhOl Notes. p;
On Tuesday, March 24th, Mr.. is
'OOdhead, Executive Secretary of M
e Boy Scouts, of Delaware, pre-
nted to the newly formed Boy pl
:Out Troop of Bridgeville, a char df
l. authorizing the Troop to work WI
lder the national organization. This CO
remony took place in Assembly \
lh the full committee of citizens Ire
esent. This committee consists of to
e following men, George II. Mack fiV
/, chairman; Leroy B. Truitt, as in
,tamt Scout Master, Thomas Van Ia
nburg, Scout Master, II. l.. Can fir
N, II. G. Baker, c. r.. Anderson, ii. SC
Hardesty, Victor Lewis and Will co
IN Ferguson.
Each boy is now working on his pl;
St for First Glass Scout. Patrols co
We been formed and new members wi
II soon be invited to join. wa
Eighteen members of the Girl Re- wi
rye branch of the Y. w. c. A. made EV