Milford chronicle., 1933-09-15
FREDERICK

: ! WEEK VIII the lOiiOWluS corps
teachers: Principal, Felix v
Mick, Miss Wright, Mrs. Eleano
Mick, Mrs. Marjorie Jewell, Mis-
Edith FARRELL, Mrs. Annie B. Har
rington and Mrs. Alice G. Melvin.
A few children have not reporte
yet, but when the list is completes
the total enrolment will be 1874 pu
pills.
Due to this organization of tn
work and the preparation of tn
materials of instruction before tn
opening of the school year, ou
school started off the first day lik'
a well oiled machine.
The plans for the first day were
as complete as possible, thus elm.
mating friction and waste of time.
A teachers meeting was held OF
Friday previous to the opening
week and various important assign
ments for special duties were made
for a successful organization.
The cafeteria is running in full
swing, serving its usual variety OF
healthful and appetizing dishes at
the old prices as follows: Soups,
vegetable, tomato and chicken,
cents; sandwiches, ham, lettuce and
tomato, hot roast beef, cheese and
relish, egg, cents; meat stew,
escalloped potatoes, 5 cents; pud-
dings, chocolate, rice, cornstarch,
cents; bread, cents, jello, 8 cents;
chocolate and whole milk, 8 cents
half pint; popsicle. 5 cents.
l.
ception for the trustees, teachers
and parents to be held at the school
on Friday evening of this week,
Sept. Is, at o'clock. The parents
are urgently requested to accept
the invitation and enjoy a pleasant
evening and at the same time get
acquainted with the teachers and
look over the school plant.
Those wishing to confer with the
principal on matters pertaining to
the school nav do so between the
hours of $50 and 9 in the morning,
and from l to p. m. Teachers
may be seen after 4 o'clock. The
teachers are responsible for school
efficiency and it is their desire that
the spirit of true friendliness and
eomradeship should exist between
the patrons and the school.
Miss Moran, the art supervisor
visited our school on Tuesday and
brought a beautiful painting "The
Bridge by VanGogh. This was
gift from the Wilmington Society of
Fine. Arts. The art work of the
schools in the state was exhibited
in Wilmington in May and June of
this year. There were three prizes
awarded for the best work done.
Frederick school is one of the
three schools to receive recognition.
This picture is very much appre-
ciated by the school. 1t hangs on
the wall in the building and can be
seen by visitors when they visit the
school.
Mrs. jamie Bennett is visiting Mrs.
Max Harrington of Richardson
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Cain spent
Sunday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Oscar Wix and daughter
Thelma, of Harrington, visited Mrs.
S. X. Belts on Monday.
Miss Mildred Hargadine and Miss
MaryzsB. Huey spent azday atshewes
last week.
Mrs. ]. B. Derrickson spent Mon
day with friends at Millsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cook, Mrs.
Olivia Carrow and Mrs. Laura
Frazier spent Sunday at Aberdeen,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kelley of |
Norwich, N. Y, and Mrs. Edward |
Kelley of Bowers were weekend |
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kelley. |
Mrs. Pearl Mcbride and Mrs. Lii
ian Woodall spent last week at the
Stevens cottage at Bowers.
Miss Elizabeth Lank has returned
rom spending the summer at Re-
loboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ponder Thomas
pent the weekend at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Annie Boone and Mrs.
Everett Wilson spent Sunday in
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Smith, Mr.. and
Irs. Willard Sapp visited Reno
10Th, Ocean City, Bethany Beach
nd Oak Orchard on Sunday.
Miss Mary Alexander, Mrs. N. A.
IcKnight and children of Whining
on and Mrs. S. K. Belts spent Sun
ay at Rehoboth.
Darby Homewood of Wilmington
7as the guest of his grandmother,
Irs. Julia Darby, on Sunday.
]. Herbert Dodd who has been
ere with his family visiting ex-
enator and Mrs. /. w. Belts, re-
lrned to Washington, D. c., on
londay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Miller and fam
", Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Hawley
nd daughter Mary and Mrs. Hor-
ce Belts of Wilmington were the
uests of Mrs. Florence Belts over
he weekend.
Mrs. 1. w. Belts has been appoint
d chairman of the NRA committee
DR. Frederica. Miss S. Helena Case
nd others will assist Mrs. Belts.
Mrs. Herbert James Dodd and
Sylvia and Watson Herbert {
f Washington, D. c., are spending
month with her parents, ex-Sena-
or and Mrs. 1. w. Belts. while Mr..
,odd is on a field trip for the Bu- {
eau of Plant Industry in Massa- )
husetts and New Jersey. Mr.. Dodd '
-as called here on account of the
lness of his father, who is in a )
hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. 1
lodd visited him in Philadelphia
lst week. '