Milford chronicle., 1935-05-10
MILLSBORO

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died at his home on State street, on
Tuesday morning after a long per-
iod of inValidism, and intense sur
fering. Funeral services were held
ON Thursday afternoon at Grace NJ.
+. Church and interment made In
Mechanics cemetery. Mr.. Tingle Is
survived by his wife, one son and
one brother, and three step-daugh-
ters and one step-sOn.
Mrs. Norman Hickman is pa
tient in the Milford Emergency Hos
pital where she underwent an oper-
alton last Friday morning.
Mrs. Matte Dodd was operated
upon in the Peninsula Hospital IN
Salisbury on Tuesday morning.
The Sunday school class of when
Mrs. J. A. Clark is teacher gave a
Mother and Daughter dinner at the
home of Mrs. Virginia COrdrey last
Thursday evening. There were
large number of guests and the eve
ming was delightfully."- spent. =,
Mrs. Hettie J. Lingo Is wen
enough to be out again after Delhs
in the greater part of the winter.
C'Ummunity Meeting And
School Display Work .,-
Another pig community meetlhs
will be held in the Millsboro Scnooi
on Friday evening. May 10th. The
doors will open at six o'clock IN or
der that all who desire may 50
through the building before the p:o-
gram is rendered. Plans are Delhg
made to have all the rooms open
and many articles on exhibit. Fupll
guides will c.nduct the visltors u
the various rooms where teachers
and pupils will greet them ana at
tempt to explain the work belhs
done. In order that any one room
NAV not become Overcrowded' IL Is
manned to limit the group gwen
each guide to twenty Each group
will be requested TO remain in tact
and to promptly follow the guide 10
the next room when the signal Is
given. Since a large number OF peo-
nile is expected to take advantage
OF this opportunity to visit the vail
ous rooms of the building ana 10
see the tangible school work on eX-
hibition, every detail is being worked
ont so that the visitors will be able
to circulate with as much facility
and as little confusion as possible.
Each group of visitors will start its
Journey at the principals office,
make a complete circuit of the build
ing and then go to the auditorium to
await the program which will COM
mence at eight o'clock. All groups
not already in the auditorium viii.
be expected to come in at that hour.
those who desire to see
the displays are being urged to come
early not only to avoid the rush, nut
also the disappointment of not be-
ing able to make the complete trip.
The program, as planned, will con-
sist of choruses, quartets, solos, in
music, playlet, dialogues.
class activities, etc. No admission
will be charged; all who care to
come will be welcome.
Dr. Shilling, assistant superinten-
dent in charge of Secondary Schools, /
visited the MillSb.rO School Thurs /
day. He seemed well pleased with /
the teaching situation and the prog
ress of the school in general.
Miss Grace Leigh Scott. National
lecturer, spoke to the students and .
several visitors Tuesday. on the sub
iect of Ideal Citizenship"
Way For Beginners
May 21st has been designated as
he day for registration and examin-
ng physical y, all children who will
enter the first grade at MillsborO
leXt September. Parents are being
irged to accompany their children
o the school building on the MORN
ng of that date for the purpose of
illing in the proper registration
blanks and helping to take care of
heir children during the physical
which will be given by
he Health Department and which
will consist of thorough check-up
m the heart, lungs, nose, throat,
yes, and hearing. Every child who
Ontempiates entering the first grade
ext September is expected at the
chOol on May 21st for registration
nd examination.
One day last week Miss Velma
IallOwell and James Lamachia from
and Miss Jane Lingo
he academic teacher of the Della
ARE Colony visited the Millsboro
chOol and observed. in their respec-
We subjects.