Milford chronicle., 1933-10-20
BRIDCEYILLE
Brldgeville School News Notes
A Snake Dance ls5. .,e'. s..

Brldgeyiile School News Notes
A Snake Dance ls4. III.
An interesting program was put
on in the High School Assembly ON
Wednesday last, by Chief Sunny Sky
of the Seneca tribe of the Ifoauois
confederacy of the Five Nations.
His mission is to- support a sani-
tarium for tubercular Indian chill
dren. Chief Sunny Sky told us a
great variety Of Indian folklore
wherein the tradition Of the Indians
handed from father to SON He dis
played the full regalia of a. chief
with mementos and souvenirs of the
various Indian tribes, and gave us an
insight into the social and family
life of the North American, Indian.
He climaxed his talk with an Indian
snake dance in which he used, q live
rattle snake. i ~
Foot Ball y it VI. -
BridgeYille played its second foot
ball game of the season Thursday
last in. BridgevilIe against the John
M Clayton School Of FTankford-
Dagsboro.@ ~ The John. M: Clayton
team was light and inexperienced,
so that Bridgeyiile had. no difficulty
in. winning by "a onezsided score, The
second team boys in three. quarters
Of the game gave "a very good ac-
count of themselves and gained val
uable experience. This week Bridg-
vile lis scheduled to meet a stiffr
opponent when, the team journeys to
Delmar for the annual game. with
the Deimar5 Delaware, High. School
Meeting At Newark
Plans for sth. annual. convention, of
the Delaware State Education Asso-
citation are being formulated in the
Office of the president OF the associa-
tions Superintendent George T,
with the aid and help OF
other committee members, especially
of. IRA S. Bfinsef, superintendent OF
schools, Newark, Delaware. Mr.. !
Brinser is acting as program chair |
man and chairman of the committee |
on arrangements. The. convention |
this year is to be held in Newark, |
Delaware; enjoying. the hospitality |
of both the University, Of Delaware
and the Newark public schools. DR.. |
Florence Hale, past president OF the
National Education Association; |
Miss Mildred English, assistant SUI
perintendent of schools OF Raleigh,
North Carolina; Dr. William John
Cooper, past u. s. commissioner of
and other speakers of /
are on the program;
From general point Of view, the
eachers will have the, pleasure of
listening in person to- Lowell i
world traveller and
Jews commentator whose voice
iomes to us over the radio each
light This should be a treat for
IL interested. Because of the large
lumber of teachers in the state who
elong to the Delaware State Edu-
alton Association, and because of
be extra features of the program
'hich include young peoples sec
lon and a section provided for
chools boards, it may be necessary
D have admission to the general
ession on Thursday morning. Mo-
ember 9th, by card only. .~
aren't Teachers Meet Next Tuesday
The first meeting Of the Bridge
lille Parent-Teacher Association is
cheduled for Tuesday evening, Oc-
)ber oath, and is to be a business
ession wherein plans for the en-
ling year will be laid. A chairman
program committee, one for mem.
srship committee, one for hOspi- I
Ility committee, etc., will be named. )
he next following meeting will I
be called for the second
uesday in November. ) =
There will be an. MIRA mass meet
Ig, Tuesday, October "a at s D, m.
J; the :women's clubrroom w.t. Bridge \
lie. Speakers will include State 4
i'd National Committeeman, as well 4
) E. Paul Burkholder. Sussex 4
ounty Chairman