Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1936-04-10
MILLSBO2O

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur S. ShOckle
and daughter Barbara of Rochester
n Y, spent the weekend here wit
Mr.. Shockley's mother. Mrs. Matti
Shockley.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Williams spen
Sunday in Wilmington where Mrs
Williams mother. Mrs. Hudson, o
Frankford, is patient in the Home
Opathic Hospital
Mrs. William CaTmine is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Mildred Milligar
in Wilmington.
Fire completely destroyed the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steele
last Wednesday afternoon. Very lit
tie furniture or clothing was saved.
Services at 1880 p. m. are being
Eeld daily this week in st, Marks p.
E. Church.
Because it is Holy Week services
were held on Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday nights and one will
be held tonight in the Grace NJ. E.
Church
Funeral services for Preston Car
mine, only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Carmine, were held in Grace NJ.
E. Church ON Sunday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. J A. Clark. Pres
ton died in the Beebe Hospital at
Lewes last Thursday night from
rheumatic fever and complications.
He was a member of the sixth grade
in the local school and was popular
with his school mates. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carmine have the sympathy of all
their friends in their great trouble.
Doretta Lylch, another of our
popular school girls, has been very
i'll, but is improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Monroe of
Georgetown spent Tuesday with !
Mrs. Mary L. Downes.
John Monroe of Philadelphia spent /
Saturday night and Sunday with his
brother, w. P. Monroe and Mrs.
Monroe.
Miss Helen Williams has returned
to LynchbuTg, Va, after spending
her spring vacation from Randolph
Macon Woman's College here with
her parents, Mr. ard Mrs. George S.
Williams and with Il friend in New
York City.
The Ladies Aid met on Monday
night with Mrs. Joseph A. Lingo.
Mrs. J. A. Burton. Mrs. Kate Bur-
ton and Wayne Burton spent the
weekend at Newport, Mount Airy
and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Pemr0se Wilgus is confined
to her room Nv illness. Because of
Mrs. Wilgus' illness the silver tea
was given at the home of Mrs. w.
H. Ayres.
Miss Grace Collins. a student at
Temple University, will spend the
week at home with her parents, Mr.. ,
and Mrs. +. B. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Houston and
son. Charles, Ir. of Philadelphia =
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Luster Long.
The senior class of. the MillsbOrO
High School will have a bake sale
on Saturday. April II, beginning at
10 a. m, on the ground floor of the
Opera house next to DOdd's rcstaur-
ant.
The proceeds of the bake will so
to defray the expenses Of the class
ON their trip to WASHINGTON.
WillsbOrO School Principal
Publishes Articles
Professor j. NJ Bennett. supervis-
ng principal Of the MillsbOrO
school. recently had , sixteen page
Irticle published in the Education
administration and Supervision"
lagazine The article, which is en-
tiled THE Supervising Principal
nd Constructive Supervision. thor
ughly discusses the entire prob
I'm of supervision in the smaller
chOols so common to Delaware
Letters cOmplimcnting Mr.. Ben
EFT on the unique way he has hand
d the subject are coming i'm each
ay from educators in colleges as
ell as in public school work
lroughOut the country Several re-
ucsts have also been received by
r. Bennett from school superinten-
onts who desire aid in setting up a
milar program.
Though this is the first article
r. Bennett has prepared on super
sion. he has been a contributor to
lriOus magazines for years. The
pril number of the Nations
;hOOls" contains an article he pre-
'red for that magazine on the sub
ct Managing School Cafeteria"
mong other articles that Prof.
emmett has recently had published
C: What Shall We DO With the
typical Child" shall We Teach
rammar." Proper Athletics for
IT High Schools" "A Brief History
Education" "A Living Widow of a
'teran of the War of 1872"
mong the Mountains of West Vir-
lia," etc.
hOOI Notes
Our school was greatly saddened
It week by the death of little
estOn Carmean. pupil in the
It'll grade. Preston. who was a
ght, cheerful boy, loved by both
teachers and school mates, will
missed greatly.
The school is slowly recovering
m one of the most severe epidem-
of influenza that has hit this Sec
n for years.
lieutenant r. ~ PurnelI of the
Iaware State Police Department
'e an interesting talk on motor
icle safety in the general assem-
one day last week. No one who
I'D this presentation of the sub