Milford chronicle., 1932-04-29

ton. Milford. Parker's Chapel, Will
Evansville, Willow Grove and Wood
side. Sussex County: Blackwater
Bridgeville Ellendale, Greenwood
Laurel, Lewes, Lincoln, Millsboro,
Milton, Slaughter Neck, Trinity,
Warwick No 203, Warwick No. 225; !;
Juniors: Blackwater, Concord, Del
mar Glendale, Greenwood, Holly
Vile, Laurel, Lewes, Middleford,
Millsboro, Milton, Ross Point,
Slaughter Neck.
At the April meeting of Eldorado
Parent-Teacher Association the fol-
lowing delegates to the State Con-
vention in Dover on April Both were
appointed: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Hazard, Mrs. Ella Marsh, Mrs. Ethel
Marsh, Mrs. Duyal Mustard and
Mrs. Minnie McIlvain will also at
tend. Officers elected for next year
are as follows: president, Mrs. Du-
val Mustard; vice-president, Mrs.
Ella Marsh; secretary, Mrs. Ethel
| Marsh: treasurer, Miss Almeta Bav-
| isOn.
Hollymount Parent-Teacher Asso-
ciation has elected the following Of
licers president. Mrs. Granville
Mitchell; vice-president, Mrs. John
Stevenson; secretary-treasurer Mrs.
Alden Hopkins.
Mrs Otis Joseph, Mrs. Ralph Jo-
seph, Mrs. John Stevenson and Mrs.
Walter Phillips will represent Holly
mount at the State Parent-Teacher
Association Convention in Dover on
April 30th.
Howard H. Moore discussed the
possibilities in Parent-Teacher work
at Il meeting of the Houston Parent
Teacher Association on April 25th. |
Citing his experience as teacher |
parent and president of a successful |
Parent-Teacher Association, Mr.. |
Moore urged the members of the |
community to recognize their respon-
sibilities. /
Mr.. Moore was introduced by Rev. |
J. c. Handy, who had arranged a
musical program to which the fol-
lowing contributed. Mrs. Sallie But
Ter, Mrs. Minnie Chism, Mrs. Ethel
Johnson, Mrs. Myra Jump, Mrs.
liolland, Miss Doris Handy,
Miss Eleanor Moore, Miss Dorothy
Vinyard, Edwin Prettyman Arthur
Wilson and Robert Yerkes
The committee to consider the ad-
of opening the school house
for an entertainment dnring the
month of May reported favorably.
MIS- j. 4. Plotts, president, ap-
pointed the following to carry out
the grass seeding proect: Revj. J. c.
Handy, William Chism, Fred Hayes,
Edwin Prettyman, Miss Dorothy
and Miss Pearl Slaughter.
Miss Mary G. Sheppard, State Su-
Of Art, stressed the import
lnce of allowing the pupils to have
4 share in beautifying the grounds,
IN objective toward Which the Art
Department and the school have been
for three years.
Orville r. Wright explained what
lie pupils had accomplished with the
cooperation of Miss Sheppard and
rarious parents. Recently Obey
;app who has contracted to do such
NOfK Ill OJllei pldCeS Ill Ille OIdIe, uO-
lated his services to supervise the 9
trading of the grass plots.
Mrs. Plotts appointed the follow
ng delegates to the State Parent
'eacher Association Convention at 4
Dover on April Goth: Mrs. Edith Z
DAWSON, Mrs. Myra Jump, Mrs Pearl
fessick, Mrs Edwin Prettyman, and Z
frs. Howard ThistlewOOd. &
Lincoln Parent-Teacher Associa- I
ion will be represented at the State
aren't Teacher Association Con- 4
ention in Dover on April 30th by Z:
he following delegates:
Mrs. Frank Vadakin, Mrs. Kathryn 4
elndaniel, Mrs. Avis Clendaniel,
lrs. Frank Dawson, Mrs. Maud Alb q
ott Mrs. Emma Jones Mrs. Bessie
Iorgan, Mrs. Charles DonOhO, Mrs.
ennie Clendaniel. &
At the April meeting the following q
Ulcers were elected: president, Mrs.
thel II. Warren; vice-president,
Lrs Avis Clendaniel;; secretary, .
RS. Rae Morrison; treasurer, Mrs. e
ennie Messick; publicity chairman. q
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