Milford chronicle., 1934-04-20
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Lord BaIlImore school News

Second honOrs. prize OF $500
was won by Joan Steele. a member
of our senior class, I'm the State Dec
lamation contest at Dover, Friday
April 18th. She won among group
of six contestants representing the
three counties of Delaware. Her
subject was Mistress Penelope"
The junior class will give chick
en- supper i'm the school cafeteria
tomorrow, April 2lst, from 8 to Z.
Menu-ltOast chicken, stuffing. escal-
Hoped potatoes. candied sweet pota-
| toes. green peas, Cold Slaw, rolls,
| butter. coffee, ice cream and cake.
Many home economics girls are
looking forward with keen pleasure
to the annual play day at Delaware
Colony on Saturday, April 21st. For
several years twenty-five or thirty
girls, most of whom have helped
make the garments sent to the Col
Ony women and girls, have partici-
pated in the morning games and
been part of the audience for the
afternoon program. This year our
director of physical education, MIR.
Prince. will help direct the games.
Roy Nelson has always been a most
entertaining guide for our tour of
the buildings-the last bit of our
days schedule. During the past TWO
weeks the ninth and tenth grade
girls have completed % garments
which will go OH exhibition Satur-
day Not the least interesting part
of our days is to see the work OF all
the other schools in the state and
10 compare our own with ii. In TIE
past, we have had no reason to feel
ashamed of the Lord Baltimore gar
ments. nd we are sure that such
will he the case again this year.
The GymnaStic exhibition last
Thursday evening. under the direc
tiOn Ui Mr. Prince. instructor in
physical education was enjoyed by
an audience of three hundred peO-
pie. Items that appeared OIL the
program are as follows: Marching
exercise boys and girls; wand drill,
boys and girls: folk dance, elemen-
tary pupils: high jumping. boys;
tumbling. boys and girls; boxing.
boys, tiger leaping. boys: tap dance.
girls; pyramids, boys and girls: tap
dance, Marguerite Rogers.
New commissioners Elected
The election of three Town Com
miSsioners was held Saturday. April
lith, at Hickman's Gagarc. and Viii
liam C. Hickman. Edward Powell
and John Hill were elected.
April showers have brought the
green grass: iOnquils and daffOdils
are blooming.
People are planting their gardens
in earnest now.
\ few persons are leaving the .
,ities and motoring here for the T
wCek-ends. Some arc even daring
o fish at the Indian River Inlet. for
rock
The Loyal Workers Glass held an
meeting at the home of
Nr. and Mrs Wilmer Steele. Tues
lay night
Sunshine Glass will present
show Thursday. May 3rd. at
.urd Baltimore High School.
WOmcns Christian Temperance
'niOn met at the home of Mrs.
lanes NJ. Evans. Monday night.
Rev. and Mrs. u. J Moore have
'eturnPd to this charge. having been
ppbintcd by the Bishop at the Will
niugtOm Conference.
Poultrymcn have been selling
rollers at - cents per pound. and
ono for more than this price.
Morris Lipmann. of Vineland. y. j..
: ono of the principal buyers in this
Icality. He has the former Red
lens Hall here for headquarters.
nj Mivs Alberta Pusey has a pa
,ion as bookkeepcr. and Maurice
vans has been employed as man
ger during the buying season.
Air and Mrs. Harry Qullien and
lildrrn of Harrington. and Mr.. and
Irs. Harold Quillcn. were guests of