Milford chronicle., 1936-11-06
MILYHLE
Lord baltimore school News

Lord Baltimore School News
Tuesday, November 10, will b
special visiting day at the Lord Bal
timore School. On this day parents
and patrons are invited to investi
gate one of the worlds largest bus.
inesses. Prizes will be offered to tn,
rooms in the elementary and higt
schools having the largest percen.
tage of parents visiting.
A general assembly will be held
In the auditorium on Wednesday
November IL, at $3.50 p. m. Mr.. No
BILE is in charge of the program
which will center on the Armistice
Day theme. Parents and patrons are
cordially invited.
The library in the elementary
building will be opened during Book
Week, November 1920. A special
display of new books added TO the
library this year will be the main
feature. All of the books have been
catalogued, and the pupils of the
sixth grade are preparing an exer-
else to explain the meaning Of the
white numbers on the backs of the
books. They will present this to the
grades during the week. If anyone
has books which they wish to donate
to the library, they would be great
ly appreciated. All parents and pa
irons of the school are especially
invited to visit the library.
The Junior Red Cross presented
a splendid assembly program on
Wednesday, October %. 1t was as
follows:
Bible reading, Tooth Psalm,
Gladys Steele.
Flag salute, by school,
Lords prayer, by school.
Song, Onward Christian Soldiers,
by school.
story of the Red Cross. Marie
Steele.
Review of last years work. Mil
dred Cannon.
Solo, my Task" Mr.. Noble.
This Years Aims, Elaine TTuitt.
Party Description, Ralph Mitch
ell
Quartet, Serving With a Smile,
Elaine Truitt, Marie Steele, Mildred
Cannon, Gladys Steele.
The Halloween party given by the
Junior Red Cross was very enjoy
able affair. The decorating commit
tee should be congratulated on the
beautiful and appropriate setting.
Cynthia Evans and Charlotte Nc
Farland won the prizes for the pret-
tiest and funniest costumes, respec-
lively After the recreational activi-
ties the guests, who numbered
around 20, went to the cafeteria,
where they were served doughnuts
and punch.
The winners of the Fire Proven
tion essay contest were Norma Can
non, Ralph Quillen and Raymond
Hickman. These essays were enter !
ed in the county contest.
The pupils of the fifth grade went |
on a trip to Lewes on Wednesday, |
November T. They visited the points |
of historical interest in the old town,
including the Dutch House.
The girls vOlley ball team have
had so far a very successful season.
They have won five out Of six
games. The smashing victory over
LeWes on Thursday afternoon, Octo-
ber 20, made a tie for the two teams.
Much interest has been shown in the
efficient and cooperative way in
which the Lord Baltimore girls win
their games. Everyone is confident
that Lord Baltimore will be victOrs
in the four remaining games.
Even though the soccer boys have
not won any games yet, they have
displayed a fine fighting spirit. Con-
their inexperience, one is
impressed by their ability in hold
ing scores down. In the four games
left on the schedule many feel that
the boys will show their best play
ing.
The second annual Community
Fair will be held in the high school
building Friday. November 6. 1t is
to be twice as large and
as the one last year.