Milford chronicle., 1934-10-19
HOLLYVILLE
Personals

Personals ,.t..
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Long of Mil
ton were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Stevenson Sunday.
Mrs. Vaughn Altemus and two
children, Vaughn, Jr., and PATSY
have returned to their home in Will
mingtOn after spending a week with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John f
Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. D. Burton and
daughter Ann spent Sunday eveniI
with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Stevenson and
Ralph Stevenson of PhiIadelphia
visited their parents here over the
weekend
Miss Frances Joseph visited Miss
Iva Prettyman Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Joseph of near
/ Lewes visited Albert Prettyman and
children the past weekend.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Prettyman at
tended the funeral of the latter's
uncle, DR.. John c. Wiltbank of Mil
! tOI., Monday afternoon.
John L. Joseph is still improving
at this. writing.
Winston Walls of near here had
the misfortune to break his leg ON
Sunday last.
The HollymOunt Home Demon
stratiOn meeting met with Mrs. Mill
rie Joseph on Wednesday of last
week. Miss Zion demons.. lated dry
CLEANING of garments. The next CLUB
iuteting will t. held at the home of
Mrs. Elizabeth Stevenson.
The Social Union of Unity NJ. +.
Church will meet with Mr.. and MIS-.
Otis Joseph the fourth Saturday in
October, the 9th. A goodly number
is desired as a good program is he-
ing prepared. also the Union will
tie lCorganized at that me cling.
The Home Coming held at Unity
NJ f.. Church, Sunday, October IA,
was well attended. The sermon by
Rev. Ralph Jones of Delmar and the
talk On st. Johns gospel by Prof
Clarence Short, also the music,
quartet, duet and solos were much
appreciated and enjoyed by all
Jesse Melvin who is residing at
the home of John +. Joseph, had the
misfortune to have a sharp twig
from a tree enter his left eye on
Monday of this week. DR.. Hudson OF
AIillsboro removed the twig.
Otis Joseph of this place and Ray
mond Montney of near Georgetown,
fire wardens of the Delaware State
Forest Department, have been ap-
g hn
Camp, near Georgetown.
HOIlymOunt School News
Miss Jones was visito: Monday,
Miss Cathcart made her rounds Fri
day.
Mrs. Hooker called at school Mon
day in reference to the p. Il. A. In
stitute to be held in RehObOth Tues
day. Glad we could report that tea
chers and p. T. A. officials are TO be
in attendance.
We are planning TO have our reg
ular annual Halloween party Mon
day night, October % at the school
house.
Mrs. McIlvaine, our primary tea
cher. will go on observation Tues
day, October %, in Selbyville.
The seventh grade presented re-
cent current events in the form Of
a playlet in assembly Wednesday
morning. 1t was Greatest Show on
Earth"
Mrs. Maggie Joseph, Mrs. Ellie
Joseph, Mrs. Minnie Joseph, Mrs.
/. I.enheart, and Mrs. Elsie Bryan were
recent visitors. 4
The Flower Show was indeed
ouite a success and a surprise TO
Miss Magnie in some respects. We
the teachers and pupils. want TO
thank the patrons for participating
i'm bringing or sending bouquets
There were some guests. Miss Mag
ME. our art supervisor. did the Jud-
ging. There were about IS exhibits.
The winners were:
First grade: First prize, Phyllis
second, Leila Mcllvaine;
third, Harold King.
Second grade: First, Doris Tingle;
second, Edith Downs; third, Wayne
Aiken. /
Third grade: First, Harry Le-
gates; second, Charles Tingle;
third, Ruth Warrington.
Fourth grade: First. Homer BTy-
an; second, George Warrington;
third, Atlas Wiley.
Fifth grade: First, Esther Mere
iith; second, Doris Steele; third
Marie Tingle.
Sixth grade: First. Iva Johnson'
Mildred Stevenson; third
Norma Prettyman.
Seventh grade: First. Iva Joseph;
second, VIM. Stockley; third, Made
inc Holston.
Eighth grade: First. Helen john
ION; second Lawrence Joseph; !
bird, Samuel SOckriter. {
At the suggestion of Miss Moore,
lub agent, a Health Club has been ,
ormed in the intermediate room. |
The officers are Elizabeth Calhoun,
president; Bessie Legates, vice
resident; Marie Tingle, secretary.
The Junior High School group al {
O organized. The officers are:
President, Lawrence Joseph; vice d
Helen Johnson and Sam I
Iel Sockriter; secretary. George {
icColley; treasurer, Clement Aiken.
Richard Carey's sister recentlyi ]
pent a day visiting school.
Mr.. Afflerbach was a hurried cal
er last Friday. I
Report cards will be given out /
his week.
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