Milford chronicle., 1936-05-08
DAGSBORO


The Senior class Of John NJ. Clay
ton School. numbering 30, arrived
home from a trip to Washington and
vicinity on Sunday evening at six
o'clock. Mayor Short and Miss
Brooks chaperOned the party. Their
schedule included trips to Mount
Vernon, the Curtis home in Arling-
ton cemetery, the Masonic Memorial
at Alexandria, the Tomb of the I'm
known Soldier, the Navy Yard and
the capital building. The class was
fortunate In finding the Supreme
Court in session and spent some
time in the court chambers listening
to arguments on the Securities Act.
At the Navy Yard they saw the
Presidents yacht Potomac" being
put in shape for the President to
start on a fishing trip. While at An
napOlIs the class visited the Naval
Academy and saw the racing yacht
America" which won the famous
cup. Il has since remained in the
United States In spite of the efforts
of Sir Thomas Upton and others to
take It back to England. They also
were UM Lut uColAOyGA DuUDAlA Au1t ]
was in the basin at Annapolis.
The members of the class taking /
the trip were Pauline Brasure. Eve I
lyn Brumbley, Alvin Campbell, Steve
Carey, Elwood Coffin, Evelyn Daisey,
Grace Daisey, Orville Daisey, Elmer
Dukes, Jack Evans, Lemuel Evans,
Dolly Gray, Mary Gum, Helen Hit
chens, Anna Hudson, Edward Hud-
son, Orville Layfield, Howard Lock-
wood, Everett Long. Milton Long,
Eleanor Massey. Lulu Richards,
Vernon Steen, Walter Stokes, Irene
TimmOns, Thelma Truitt. William
Trultt, Grace Vickers and Louis Will
liams. The class reported a pleasant
and most interesting, although a
very busy time, on the trip. A
The junior class is giving a chick
EN- salad supper in the John NJ. Clay
ton cafeteria, on Saturday, May l6,
for the benefit Of the Washington
trip and class gift fund.
Mrs. H. S. GOldy of Wilmington 3
visited her sister, Mrs. Clarence A.
Short on Monday, May 4. She was
by Mrs. Robert GOldey,
Master Robert GOldey and Miss May
Mearns, all of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph West and
laughter Helen entertained to din
Ter Sunday, MFR. and Mrs. l. L. VIII
in, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua West and
laughter Jean of BTidgeville, Mrs.
iOllie Prettyman of Pennington.
Willie WrOten of Harrington and
irs. Annie Case of DOylestown, Pa,
dr. and Mrs. Harvey Bunting and
oliver Turner Of DagsbOrO.
Mr.. and Mrs. OWsald Mae and son
Everett and friend Of Greenwood,
ir. and Mrs. John Hopkins of Do
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and daugh-
er of Dover were Sunday afternoon
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph West.
Mrs. Joseph West spent Tuesday
18th her parents at Bridgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hudson of
.aurel were dinner guests of Mr.
nd Mrs. David DeFricksOn on Sun
ay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas MedfOrd of
vondale, Pa, spent the weekend
18th the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Irs. John NJ. Hudson.
J. B. Bunting is III at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams
'ent a few days in Baltimore the
asst week.
Mrs. Charles Townsend and Mrs.
lmes Williams attended a luncheon
Dover on Tuesday given by the
w. c. A.
The NJ. P. Church will hold bake
Buntings and Truitt's garage on
lturday, May 3. Help make this
ccess.
Mrs. o. H. Campbell and daughter,
lrah Dunreath and Mrs, Casper
block have returned after spend
g some time with their parents, c.
Cutchens at Franklin, Va.
The seventh aRd eighth grades
II present under the direction Of
,dyns, the "Pirates Penczane" in
hn NJ. Clayton School auditorium
May IA.
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