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Evening star., 1936-05-04
EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE FULLY DETACHED
new home in Chevy Chase. containing 8
rooms and 2 baths. lot l5O. feet deep. brick
ingdale Petworth. Call National O1l4
Evening star., 1936-05-04
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

HAVE CASH CLIENTS FOR PROPERTIES
between So, 900 and $4,000. FRANK M.
DOYLE. realtor, 927 18th st. NV. Phone
District 7965.
TO ROOMs-PREFER OLD HOUSE,
Would like possession within 40 days; MuSt
phone District 45Os. 1928 Vermont ave.
WILL. PAY ALL CASH AT ONCE. BRICK
or frame houses reasonably priced. EARLE
W. MANSON. Dist. 1878. 1927 Eye st: n. w.
" JO'
Evening star., 1936-05-04
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-RADIO.
ACCORDION. black. red and gold: 220
bssses; used only few times; priced
$50 sacrifice slab. Csll Mr.. Marcel,
Adams 900.
3740 3Oth ST.. Mount Rainier Md. Green
wood 2249.
PIANOS S-Reconditioned practice pianos,
now $50 S?5. $50; only a few left; so
we're closing them out at these low prices
klttS. 1870 G st.
PIANO-Small-size late-model mahoganv-
finished upright; IN splendid condition;
Sl3s., This instrument is very well built
snq nas asefy nf ktts tGse 1880 aGf IS St size Pay
PIANO-Smal-size Knabe upright. in fine
condition, now reduced TO S165: a. really
good piano. fully guaranteed. Easysterms.
Kits. 1870 G st.
PPIASSoo Smallest size studio uDrisht;
small Instruments designed to ft In tiny
rooms studios etc; anywhere space is
limited. Easy terms. kits. 1890 St
PIANO = Late model mahoeany-tinish
reduced to S265; good piano of we'll
known make and real BARGAIN at lhls
low price. Pay $40 down. Kits. 1890
PIANO-Beautiful small mahogany baby
grand: used only four months: now re-
duced to S2s6 We've sold dozens OF this
strument YOU ' can buy at tn. price. Paw
$40 down. kits 1890 G ST.
PIANo-We have a late-model steinway
babv Grand that we can offer at very
COST Price k ns
Instrument and one of the best grands OF
this make, Natl. 473O. kits. 1880 G St
PLAYER-PIANO $40; good. sturdy. re.
service; looks and plays well: fully guar
anteed. Easy terms. Kits 1890 G st
Evening star., 1936-05-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LARGE LOT. zoned for business. in resi-
Dental A area. close. TO Fort Myer. Con-
fsins tWo-story building in bad repair, but
admirably adapted for remodelins, 20 MAKE
Z apartments and eood-sized delicatessen
O. Other .d9ress B9x 5s by Of sar 'he ocs
hAVE 20 ACRES studded with large oaks
close TO new Lee Boulevard in Arlington
County; 500 acre. Subdiyided, a. A. con-
Address Box HIGH, Star Office,
Rent. SIS. Income $500 Price, $1,000.
FERNS 90s. 1406 G ST. NV.
DOWNTOWN corner business properly with
en- old-estabnshed. business; may be pur-
eeTcy H. Russell Co, i7ai K st. NV.
?oR QUICK. sATIsFAcToRY RESULTS:
80 years, service and experience. To buy.
y E, RYoN co. 1"l6 N. Y. ave.
DoUGHNUT. manutacturing equipment,
gas oven. = large bread racks with shelves
work tables. ! gas furnace complete; !
P[oG eRed RGe Sn at nsh sffei Apps as
Af1eck. 2423 Pa. ave Phone West 3053.
TAILOR SHOP-space available in down
town business location for tailor and valet
shop Excellent opportunity for right man.
address Box 459-H Star office A.
FOR SALE-Prominent D. c. s. corner:
II years, reputation as high class grocery
m DUE 10 eonsfant nes T6s Sreed IS
splendid opportunity for an experienced
grocery man. For full particulars. call Mr
German or Mr. Sells, Columbia ;:1o.
GARAGE and accessories store in Rock
ytlle. Md: on corner. near high school:
:ully equipped Reasonable rent. Bad
nealth reason for selling. Partin Motor
co phone Rockville 333 4'
RESTAURANT with liquor and beer. doing
800 weekly; rent. SO month 5-year lease:
ssiin Sests sc; wi will sacrifice for $4,000; terms:
eaVlng town on account of health. Address
So8 497-H. Star office ;"
SACRIFICE PR1CE-Quick sale; illness
forces me to sell 2O-year-old business;
beer. groceries stationery magazines con-
dictionary. laundry agency. $50 4th st s.w.
tNG HOUSE, PHONE NE. HAVE Posi-
TIVELY GOT BUYERS WAITING. No
CHARGE FOR LISTING. FREE AP-
ssFFA1sAd; 81. cof.. aIaAl ERANk FERN 1sis EucLiD
ENTIRE EQUIPMENT for a small res
tanrant. including soda fountain. booths.
cash register, show cases. Marsh grease
trap tables refrlgerators. etc SOLD in
who'll. or part. Phone Lincoln 1OG73
MUST SELL MY BUSINESS.
cash; Excellent business bus n for pr'es woman or
couple. Best location. big future. s.
Baeen 203 w. Franklin. Richmond Va
FOR RENT.
Fruit stand. Bladensburg rd. near New
1.o. Goss REALTY COMPANY
l4oo Eve. National 1888.
GROCERY STORE and residence in sub
urhs; established business in protected
Eone; owner. selling account illness. offers
Natl 2265 or Col. sOs1.
WILLIAM T. BALLARD.
Evening star., 1936-05-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AR POTOMAC PARK

Frigidaire current free.
SS1 5O-Rec. hall. living room with MUIR
ply bed bed room dining room. Kitchen
tile bath built-in tub and shower. See
manager Phone National 6933.
Evening star., 1936-05-04
BOATS.

BOATS.
SAnBoAT. lS-ft. snipe guaranteed good
order very reas. Stored rear 1913 18th
ST. NV Resident manager. Apt. Ia.
Evening star., 1936-05-04

LAFAYETTE HOTEL-Enective May /.
rooms all with bath, by the week and
month at greatly reduced rates. No tele
phone information Call in person
rms: double So: clean. cool. outside 4
baths. c hw: 2 car lines: men. AdsmS
Evening star., 1936-05-04

CAMERAS-We buy sell trade USED cam
eras Cine kodaks and projectors. Bar
gains daily Robbins b2a l4th st. NV.
CASH REGISTER. large, at a bargain:
also Griswold commercial grill and other
restaurant items Cash talks. 2O43 Lee
Highway ROSSlyn -
Evening star., 1936-05-04

CONN. AND FLA AYES. VERY At
trsct studio r. frepI shower b.. Frigid-
sire; suit. bachelor; no k; S45. Clev. 2o2o.
Evening star., 1936-05-04
RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY

I3l5-l3I7 18th ST. NV
. modern store buildings. 3 stories enc
basement each; south bldg. has service lot
adjoining.
Duryea BLDG Conn. Ave. 6z L. Natl. 5339
Evening star., 1936-05-04
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS L. SERVICE

PAPERING PAINTING. FLOOR SCRAP1NG
Better work for less money. Service ana
Evening star., 1936-05-04

w., lINC.
0l3 New York Ave N w.
National .l3O. Night. Adams 0033 s.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW PRICES
ND S5 90 MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
paperins Heating
Painting Oil Burners
Flooring oorch Enclosures
Plumbing Remodellng
Gail Mr. TABOR at Metropolitan 0S54
For Free Estimate.
THE HOME MODERNIZING CO.
Jnna 9th ST NV Night. Phone Clev. 5000
Evening star., 1936-05-04

WALL PAPER, room lots ceiling and side
walls. border. for rooms l2Xl4 from 81
TO 81 per room. Mahonev Wall Paper Co.
:224 Penn ave. Sc
WATER COOLER General Electric, for
rent: rental can be applied on purcha Sc
price National Electrical Supply Co. 1880
New York ave. NV. National $500.
Evening star., 1936-05-04

Dupont Tontine washable window Shades
made TO order; also other types of washable
window shades Save by using old rollers
We also install Venetian blinds. Free estl-
mates. Call Georgia "400. Penn Deco
rating Co 5l21 Georgia ave. NV
Evening star., 1936-05-04

DOUGHNUT manufacturing equipment.
cheap. owner leaving town consisting of
gas oven. :, large bread racks with shelves
. work tables I gas furnace complete. |
doughnut pot proof box with shelves and
pans. 1927 P ST.. lighted at night Apply
Aff1eck o423 Pa. ave. Phone West 3O53.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03
FERA TEN BLANKED
SANITARY PLAYERS
FIRST GAME OF YEAR WAS
DECIDEDLY ONE-SID.
ED AFFAIR

The first diamondball game OF
the year was played at Bayview
Park yesterday afternoon and the
Sanitary Department received the
first embarrassing of 1886.
Wickers connected for the first
hit of the year. The first run
was scored by Wickers. Rueda
hit the first double and pushed in
the first run. Gabriel received
the first walk. F. Tynes struck
out for the first time. J. Garcia
got the first out-a pop fly by
Hopkins.
A. Castro made the first err
ror. Salinero made the first as
sist.
Wickers was the leader at bat.
three out of four. sRueda and
Domenech, two safeties.
Gene Roberts was the winning
pitcher and A. Castro the loser.
M. Lopez, Goss, Rueda, Sal
nero, j. Garcia, F. Caraballo were
outstanding in the field.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Administration
211 051 200-12 IL l
Sanitary Department.
900 900 OO0- o 5
Batteries: E. Roberts and Hop
kins; A. Castro, Gabriel, ]. Car
cia, F. Tynes and Gabriel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03
TWO CAGE GAMES
AT GYM TONIGHT
EXCITING AND FAST DOUBLE
HEADER EXPECTED
BY FANS


The Winter Basketball League
will play their weekly double
header at the High School gym to-
night. In the opening contest the
High School boys will play the
Park Tigers and the Busy Bee
Bakers will meet the WPA five
in the nightcap.
The first game will get under
way at 1880 o'clock.
The ABC. outfit are out to win.
If they do they will tiasthe Tigers
for first place. If the Bakers
win the second contest THEN the
league will go into p hree.Way
tie. e4t;-a..
Merville RosaMs with splaxoWith
the WPA five andaManagerjArch-
err claims that with Yates, Curry
and Cooper his team will get
somewhere tonight.
We shall see what we shall see.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03

Those boys who were on deck
yesterday had a lot of fun, that
is if they were on the winning
side. Take for instance the two
happy electric boys named Charlie
Salas and Louis Cruickshank.
They were going along SO good
Except when lodging a few
wildly hit balls coming up from
the rear) and the boys on the
losing end of the score looked
and acted like Cookie Mesa and
Otto Kirehheiner, It seems the
match ended Cup for Charlie and
Louis but theI medal scores are
not mentioned because the losing
boys had nice bit of fun tear
ing up their score card. But
even that did not make them win.
Today both are smiling and all
because they know that next
week will be another try.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03
LEGALS

N THE COUNTY JUDGES CoE ~
N AND F0R MONROE C0E&TN.
FLORIDA. N PROBATE
In re Estate Of
DORA ATCHISO<.
Deceased
Notice is hereby given &c al
whom IL mas concern thai Ter~s2
Martinez and William H sell xE@
undersigned Administrator EUm
testament0 annex0 Of the Estate -
Dora AfchiS0n. deceased. have fed
with the Honorable EuEh EznM
County Judge 81 Monroe C1unxx.
Florida, their final report and n&ws
made application for fAeir daarharwe
as Administrators cum testament
annexo OF the Estate q Dorz
AfchiSon. deceased
Dated December IS. 1855
TERESA MARTTEEZ
WILLIAM n BOIL
As Administrators cum tesfzm~mta
annexo Of the Estate % Dur4
Atchison. deceased
W. CURRY HARRIS
Attorney for Administrators cwm
testamento annexB % rhe Estate
Of Dora Atchison- deceased
dec@7s janS-18-1-
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TO SUBSCRIBERS

liz you do not receive your
paper py 6:1S o'clock in the
afternoon, call telephone 81
and = paper will be cent to
yoEr home. A complaint boy
l. on duty at this office from
6:15 60 7:15 D. m. for the
purpose of delivering com.
plants. Help us give you 100
percent service by calling 81
IF you do not receive The Citi-
ZEN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03
MAY BRING MIAMI
FTVETO KEY West

Arrangements have been start
ed to bring the Miami Daily News
basketball five to Key West for a
couple of games some night with
in the next ten days.
Local fans will know definitely
by Monday whether the outsiders
will come down.
1t is proposed that the Miami
cagers play the Busy Bee Bakers
in the first game and the Tigers
or High School five in the second
contest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03
TWO CONTESTS OF
BASEBALL SUNDAY

There will be a doubleheader
of baseball at the Navy Field
Sunday afternoon, the first game
of which will begin at l o'clock.
The Caraballo nine will cross
bats with the Acevedo Stars. Bat
teries will be Molina and Cara
ballo for the Mechanics and NJ.
Acevedo and G. Acevedo for the
Stars.
In the nightcap, starting at 8
o'clock, the Cuban Club will play
the Trojans. Batteries: NJ. San
chez and Esquinaldo for the Club
and Wickers and Joe Navarro for
the Trojans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03
SOCIAL LOOP TILT
This AFTERNOON

This afternoon AZ Bsyviez
Park the Research DepartmezE. :
new club, viii tackle the San
tary Department, beginning =,
4:30 o'clock
The new team VII have pay
ers who have proven their 4b1l1-v
before in the Social Leag1e- -
Esquinaldo, Ogden. Bzz0. San
chez and 3 few others O. Ca1-
ballO viii be the manager.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03
never MIND THE LADY
II: e =; BY David Garth ] =: =: :: =;

SYNOPSIS: AIlGfre West fs 5ust
dYTtUisQ at her fathers Virginia
estate as the sun rises. AH0iTe has
Hved Tery speedily, although Nth
fet0eT deUt0tf0nS from the pTopri-
cites than either her father or
mother. But in The tropics AIldire
has met briefly one Terry Wilett,
and she neUeT has been the same
c0refree girl since. Terry Is a young
engineer, and although AlIdire does
not knoto it, Terry Is at the mo-
Dge7tt IN the States. The girl is look
ing over the Vest estate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03
Today's Horoscope
, ssssesseses

Today's native has a well-bal-
anced nature and will show zeal
IN carrying out the designs. There
IS q sensuous, crafty tendency
that may work we'll toward sue
cess, by leading you to act care
FULLY and quietly. Avoid all ten
dency to anything cruel, for this
would grow on you.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03
FOLLOWING
THROUGH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The All-Star City baseball club
| according to the compiled aver
ages, is as follows:
+, C. Griffin and Ingraham, C;
Joe Casa, Bethel, P. Carbonel
and .Wickers, p;
Pena, 1b;
Baker, 2b;
Gates. 3b;
A. Acevedo. S.;
M. Acevedo, If;
Hale. CT;
NJ. Lopez, rf;
Subs: Barcelo and Dick Ma.
varro for the infield, and Gabriel
and Rueda and Albury for the
outfield.
This gives the club the follow
ing batting averages:
Ingraham, AIT;
Griffin, .454;
Bethel, 1888;
Casa, 1888;
Wickers, $50;
P. Carbonell. 1888;
Pena, .275;
Baker, 1868;
Gates, .47O;
A. Acevedo, ISL;
NJ. Acevedo, .404;
Hale, .422;
Albury and Rueda, .280;
NJ. Lopez, Ait; ~.
Dick Navarro, .275;f, s
Barcelo, 1888;
Gabriel. $50.
This will give the club a com
bined average of $50 and vii
have eight veterans and 10 re-
cruits.
The 1885 champions in other
,, sports in the city of Key West
follow:
1O0-yard dash-Leonard Cur.
ry.
Pole vault-Peter Varela.
50-yard dash-Paul Mesa.
75-yard dash-Robert Bethel.
High jump-Leonard Curry.
200-yard relay-Joe Hale anC
Robert Bethel.
Shot putt-Dell Woods.
Broad jump-Wickers and Dom
enech, Is feet.
Wrestling-Dell Woods.
Boxing-Heavyweight: Emor!
Blackwell Other weights: Youns
Fernandez. M. Garcia, Blonde
Roberts. Jasper Walker, PiJuan
Bobby Waugh. Kim Powell and :
few others who did well during
last year.
Swimming = 50-yard dash
Johnson, Army; 50-yard back
stroke: Smith, Army; 100-yart
dash: Dell Woods; 400-yard fires
style: Hardin; underwater swim
Hardin: 200-yard free style: Hard
in; 5O-yard breast stroke: Del
Woods; 200-yard relay: Arm,
team.
Basketball-Busy Bee Bakers.
Horseshoe pitching - Esmonc
Albury, ]. Walker, Jr., Kerr, p
Varela. G. Anderson, Parks wer'
outstanding.
| Shuttle board-Wm. Gates, Nc
Carthy, E. Albury, ]. Walker, P
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03

Mr.. Swinky Swanky Harris had
more fun than a barrel of mon
keys yesterday afternoon. Mostly
because he had Old Bye along but
mostly because he felt in a "jok-
ETY." mood. Mr.. Bill Bruner
spent most of the time keeping
Mr.. Duke of Rock Sound Sands
on the ground and not flying
around in the neither regions when
he took that hole from his boss.
Sam says you must give a little
encouragement to youth now and
then.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03
fsP (; r., \
DOings Around The
Golf Links
(By GRAVY)

Some of the regular golfers
were absent yesterday and each
claimed he had a valid excuse
but if You want to know the
truth, the reason they were alb
sent was because they could not
help themselves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03

EVefyDoOy mas Deen welcoming
George Dodge back to town. SO
if you need a lesson just call on
him. He looks like his summer
at Tarratine up in Dark Harbor,
Me-, was a good one on account
of he looks five years younger
instead of one more older.
Mr.. Bascom Grooms and an
other left-handed guy that looked
like Army Hewitt were all mixed
up with Pa and PAS son-in-law.
Part of the time Pa Erred Ayala)
was helping his boy (Pete Tay-
lor) look for somebody's ball.
Freddy must have gotten over
that scare he had when he was
afraid some of those good looks
wer going to be ruined with that
sunburn because for the last
couple of times he has been on
the golf job.
Pious William and Timotheus
Pittman are a great pair when
together or taken separately. But
yesterday they could not take
Bill Malone and pal Samuella in
to camp altho they made a couple
of good tries. It seems that Will
lie was having a little trouble
with those 40-yard shots. Always
it was a question of whether to
use a spoon or putt the ball.
However, Bill had the pleasure of
knowing that had Tim played as
good yesterday as he did Wednes-
day and lad Willie played as
good as he did yesterday, the two
would have won handsomely pro-
viding BIZ and Sam had played
as badly as they did on New
Years Day. Now that is what
you call figuring!
On New Years Day Mr.. john
ny Jumpin Jehosophat took time
off from his laundry wagon and
gave nice beating to Willie
Kemp and Charlie Salas. Johnny
had the same medal score as Will
lie but made his shots count and
didn't let the breeze, sunshine or
moonshine worry him a bit.
Varela, Sterling and NJ. Arias
were outstanding.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03

Varela, Sterling and NJ. Arias
were outstanding.
Handball-Dell Woods and
VIM. Gates were undefeated.
Tennis-P. Varela. F. Carbonel,l
Carl Sawyer and Curry Harris
wer outstanding players.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03
CLASSIFIED COLUMN

WANTED TO BUY

A ONE OR TWO CYLINDER
MARINE ENGINE with re-
verse gear, 5 to s H. p. Must
be in good condition and a bar
gain. Apply 1918 Flagler or
Phone 753-W. jan3-4t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-03

AIlAIre, tomorrow, makes an.
other sudden decision.
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-04
COMMUNITY STANDARDS

No kind of enterprise succeeds un-
less it maintains good standards. If
factory turns out goods below the
quality promised. it loses business
through lack of standards. If a pu-
pill in a school who gets 50 per cent
of his answers right, fares as well
as the one who gets 100 per cent
right, that school is failing to hold
that student up to proper standards.
The community needs standards
in its schools. its business. it's pub
lie services and social life. The home
town newspaper is an essential pow
er in creating these standards. If
any form of community life is below
standard. the newspaper works to
have that defect removed. The town
with a good newspaper is usually
one where high standards prevail.
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-04
LEWES

The annual Firemen's Carniva
ended on Monday evening, August
81, being extended from the previous
Saturday evening because of the de-
luge of rain. Many business places
in the town had booths. where theil
merchandise was displayed, on the
carnival grounds. The feature of the
week long celebration was the fire.
mems parade on Wednesday night
of last week: Milton Fire Company
being the winner for the best ap-
pearing company in line, with prizes
also going to the Delmar Mute Bug
lers and the SharptOwn fire truck
manned for action.
The following young men of Lewes
left on Tuesday morning for Beacon
College: MessTs. Norman Moore,
Thomas Lodge, Albert Morris.
Fillmore Clifton left on Tuesday
for West Chester Teachers College
where he will resume his studies.
Norman Moore and Thomas Lodge
returned Monday morning from a
weeks motor trip throughout the
New England States, going as far
as Bangor. Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester DickersOn
returned this week from their hon
eymOon, travelling in the New Eng
land States Mrs. DickersOn was for
merly Miss Virginia Graves.
Captain John Brown of the fishing
boat Blanche, reports that fishing
this year has been the best of many
seasons. He is one of the many To-
cal captains that run fishing parties
all summer long for lovers of this
sport. Capt. Browns boat has very
seldom returned with less than 100
fish, mostly pOrkies, trout and hard
heads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Haverbeck of
spent the past week
with Mrs. Haverbeck's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Prettyman on Null
berry street.
Miss Thelma Chambers is enter
aiming a guest from Baltimore dur
ng this week.
Miss Helene Carter had guests this
week from Annapolis, Md, and
D. c.
William Clifton mOtOred to West
hester. Pa. on Tuesday to take his
rother. MillmOre, who is attending
ollege in that city.
Miss Anna Lee Lynch is spending
ome time with her grandparents,
Ir. and Mrs. William A. Lynch at
heir home on the boulevard.
Warren Lynch returned to his {
ONE in Atlanta. Georgia, after
pending two weeks in Lewes and
ethany Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-04
BRIDCEVILLE

The Bridgeville School for white
children will open its term on We'd
nesday, September 9th. preceded by
a faculty meeting on Tuesday, Sep
tember Sth. The following teachers
compose the faculty for the ensuing
school year:
Ralph Watson. Laurel. Del. agri-
culture.
Elizabeth Morgan. Bridgeville,
! Del, commercial.
]. Burton Purnell. Bridgeville,
Del. manual training.
Eleanor A. DOordan, Newark, Del,
home economics.
Jean II. Lutz. Philadelphia, Pa,
Latin and ninth grade English.
Mrs. Carrie L. Kleinhenn, Delmar,
Del, science and junior high school
mathematics.
Mary Lambert, Milford, Del, social
studies.
J. Albert Adams. Dover. Del, high
school science.
Harold E. GrOssnickle, Myersville,
Md. high school mathematics.
Mrs. Elizabeth Todd. Bridgeville,
Del, junior high school English.
Helen Williams, MillsborO, Del,
senior high school English.
Virginia Lee, Wilmington, Del,
art.
M. X. Holke, Bridgeville, Del, high
school social, studies and French.
Wendell Johnson, Upper Dorby,
Pa. music.
Anna M. Smith, Bridgeville, DEL,
sixth grade.
May Belts, Bridgeville, Del. sixth
grade.
Hazel Tatman, BridgevilIe. Del,
fifth grade.
Leila Tatman, Greenwood, Del,
fifth grade.
S. Mildred Scott. fredericksburg,
Md. fourth grade.
Mrs. Lula T. McCauley, Bridge
vile, Del, third grade.
Ruth Ann Moore, Harrington, Del,
third grade. 80
A. Catherine Richards, Greenwood, |
Del, second grade.
Elizabeth Kinder, Bridgeville, Del,
second grade
Anna R. Short, Cannon. DEL. first
grade.
Margaret, E. Dickerson, Bridge
vile, Del, first grade.
Roberta r. Messick, Bridgeville, /
Del, secretary.
George T. Maeklin. BrldgeviIle,
Del, principal.
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-04
HIGH TIDE on FFF0RT

The high tide Of human energy
comes every year in the month of
September. Many people have had
vacations, and have come back with
renewed energy. II their fatigue
gave some excuse for Incidence in
the hot days of summer, that aiibi
has passed. The cooler weather has
come like a current Of reviving cleo
tricity. If people can't do a real
days work in September, when can
they?
The stimulus of emulation bids us
be up and doing. Your competitors
are hustling. Better get a little move
on yourself.
Churches, business associations,
clubs, every kind of organization is
planning out programs for activity.
People either have to enter this cur
rent of achievement and garner some
Of its results, or let it go by, and
drift along aimlessly. Which shall
Il be here in Milford?