Milford chronicle., 1934-11-16
LEWES

P. Alfred Lank is improving from
his recent illness.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Johnston are
spending the winter months in Phils
delphia, with their daughters.
William d. Collins has purchased
the dwelling house and lot which he
occupies on State street from Louis
l.. Lauritsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan are
spending the winter in Philadelphia,
with their children.
Mrs Lena Tammany and Miss
Anna Nichols are spending the win
ter in Philadelphia.
Mrs Evans Cough and son. Stan
ley, who have been with Mrs. Coughs
mother, Mrs. David Maull at her re-
sidence on Pilot Town Road since
July, returned to their home Sunny
Bank, Va.
Capt. Robert II. Orr and Mrs. Orr
left for Florida for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Kepner. Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Marshall and Will
liam Clifton, motored To West Ches-
ter, Pa. TO see a foot ball game last
Saturday.
Howard Teal, of Newark spent the
week -end with his parents.
Mrs. Sanford Clifton and Mrs. Ken
meth White. motOrcd to Philadelphia
recently.
The League of Coast Guard WO-
men met at the home of Mrs. An
drew IIoffer last Wednesday even
ing.
Howard Long. Alfred Kruez and
Ray Shaw, of Philadelphia, visited
the home folks last weekend.
William Mai, a student at the Uni
versity of Delaware. spent the week
end with his parents.
Mrs. Hannah II. Morris is con-
fined to her home ON Market street
due to illness,
DR.. Arthur II. Morris has pur-
chased new sedan.
Harold Hickman of Newark spent
the weekend here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Hickman. I
Captain Henri Y. Rice has moved .
his family from the James Aull pro-
perty on Second street to the Sal
lie Martin property on Pilot Town
road
James Edward sWiIley spent the
weekend here with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.. l.ank of
Washington. y. e.. spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Ida VI. l.ank.
Mrs. John NJ. Quillcn is attending
the annual convention ui the
League of Coast Guard being held
in Washington. u. G..
The WOman's Home Missionary
Society met al the home ol Mrs.
louis Graves Monday evening. No
Yember -.
Education Week
Observed Ia LpMrS
The l.ewcs Parent Teacher AsSo-
citation ushercd in Education Week
it its regular monthly meeting on
Monday night, November :. \ large
crowd of parents. teachers and citi-
zens of the community interested in
education met in the school audi
lurium. when Miss itta j. Wilson.
executive secretary of the Delaware
Association, gave
an inspiring talk on the "Educa-
iional Outlook in Delaware and the
'itizen's Relation To It." Miss viii
son stated that in the new order Of
hingS, definite place has been
made for the parent in the school. +
'his demands closer cooperation he ,
ween the home and school Several ,
ORGANIZATIONS have been invited to
,ewark on November IL and ~, 20
in meetings where dis
.llsSionS will br held, Cnumcrating
he things the school can depend
non the community to do.
As to the outlook, MisS WILSON !
uggested that the people let pro- !
.ssional matters he handled by pro- j
pssionals, and that the +. Il. a. get Il
usy Immediately acquaintine the J.
,gislators with school problems. u
On Tuesday, November &. the Il
club had for the sub Il
'ct of its meeting Education" The u
hub visited the school i'm a body on II
.ednesday afternoon, at the invi- Il
ltion of Superintendent Shields. i
The largest class i'm adult VduC;- Il
on ever to meet in l.ewes. was held 4
the school library last Friday e
light. The class, studying Art in
le Home" has an enrolment of ov- n
T. fifty women and is under the ,
BILE direction of Miss Amy Gardner. Il
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