Milford chronicle., 1935-08-30
BRIDGEYILLE

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Wills well-known citizens for many
J years, fell from his bicycle on Tues
day and fractured his leg. Mr.. My
eTs has been riding bicycles fol
many years and this is his first acci.
dent ON one. He is ia the Milford
Emergency Hospital
Dr. Catherine Cross Gray IS still
a patient in Beebe Hospital, Lewes
Mr. Harold McCauley and Mrs
Mary McCauley of Philadelphia have
been spending a week among friends
and relatives in town.
Rev. and, Mrs. Albert Morris and
son Gregory, of Wenonah, N. j., have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Granville
Morris.
Mrs. Joseph Ray of Allentown is
spending week here with Mrs. Earl
MeCauley
Miss Dalema Radcliff is spending
several weeks In Atlantic City.
Two aged ladies, Mrs. Russell from
near Atlanta, and Mrs. VIII Rose of
this town died within the past week.
Mrs. Cora West visited Mrs. Clar-
ence LoOckerman on Tuesday.
Master Ronald McCauley, Miss
Marion Cannon, and Mr. Walter Belts
attended delightful birthday party
in honor of Master David West of
Seaford, on Tuesday evening. ~.
The bottom fell out of the tomato
market here this week, Even those
tomatoes contracted for are hard
to dispose of, as the demand for
highest quality is causing many
loads to be turned away.
A meeting of the faculty of the
Public School has been called on
Labor Day by Professor Macklin.
The purpose is to lay plans for the
years work. School will open on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Dawson Todd has a bright
new school bus which will accommO-
date As pupils ready for use on Tues
day.
Mr. Blizzard of Lewes has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Dimes.
Valuable Farm At Public Auction
A 81 acre farm with all modern |
buildings, located one mile north of I
Seaford, will be sold by the Orphans
Court in front of the Bridgeville 4
Bank at l30 p. m. Saturday, Aug. 81. /
BrldgeVille School Opens
Tuesday, September 3
Preparations are complete for the /
opening of Bridgeville School on
Tuesday, September 8, at 8:45 a. m.
All pupils who have not registered
should come to the school Office i'm
mediately upon arriving at the
school on the opening date. Regis
tration will be completed there and
the pupils conducted to the proper
class room. The faculty is called to
a special meeting on Monday prior
to the opening of the school, at
which time the aims and plans for
the scholastic year will be discussed.
The following is the list of the fac
ulty members:
High School
NJ. L. DOordan, B s., University of
Delaware, vocational agriculture and
dean of boys, high school science.
c. NJ. Pace, Jr., A. B., B. NJ. l., NJ,
A.. University of Virginia, English,
baseball coach.
Miss Annie /. Cow, A. B., Univer-
sity of Delaware, Latin and French.
NJ. K. Hoke, B. s. NJ. A., Penn
State, high school social studies.
boys basketball.
Miss Elizabeth Morgan, B. s., :
Dickinson College, Beacon College,
subjects.
Miss Eleanor DoOrdan, B. S., Uni
1ersity Of Delaware, vocational
nome economics.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Todd, Junior
High School English. ,
Mrs. NJ. 5. Wright. general science
ind junior high school social stu ,
lies.
Mrs. Carrie L. Kleinhenn, B. s., )
University of Delaware, junior high
chool mathematics.
Miss Mary Lambert, B. s., UniYer- !
ity of Delaware, junior high school
ocial studies.
Miss Virginia Rawlins, B. S, Uni :
ersity of Delawart, art.
Wendell Johnson, B. NJ, West
hester State Teachers College, mu-
c.
J. B. Purnell, Williamson Trade
chool. Industrial arts.
Harold Grossnickle, B. s., Juanita
1llege, high school mathematics,
rls basketball coach.
Elementary School W
First Grade-Anna r. Short, B. s., cl
ample University. Margaret Dicker-
n, University of Delaware.
Second Grade-EliZabeth Kinder. 81
atherine Richards, University of q
slaware.
Third Grade-Ruth Ann Moore,
liversity of Delaware. Mrs. Lula R.
cCauley, University of Delaware.
Fourth Grade-Nellie W. French,
State Teachers Col
ge.
Fifth Grade-Hazel Tatman, Uni
rsity of Delaware. Leila Tatman,
diversity of Delaware. II
Sixth Grade-May Belts. Anna NJ.
NTH, University of Delaware.
George +. Macklin, Phi. B., Dick :
son College, NJ. A., University of
supervising principal.