Milford chronicle., 1937-01-29
FREDERICK

During the assembly last Friday
morning Arthur Potter, executive
secretary of the Delaware Chapter
of the Red Cross was present and
/ showed a sound film depicting the
Red Cross workers rushing to the
assistance of the food in Pittsburg
providing them with food, clothing,
shelter and medical supplies.
Mr.. Potter has conducted class
in first aid with the seventh and
eighth grades who have shown great
interest in the work. Those who
had completed the course satisfac-
torily were awarded certificates.
DIR. H. v. Holloway was present and
presented the cards to the children
with appropriate remarks. Those
who received the cards were: Jean
ette Robbins. Virginia Blades. Jane
Hazel. Elizabeth Savage, Jimmie
Dare, Walter Vackel, Betty Pratt,
Emma Belts, Margaretta Thompson,
Carol Moore. Billy Welch, Catherine
Donovan, Margaret Knots, Marian
Flynn. Helen Rothermel, Jane Webb.
Ralph Blades, Mary Sutherland,
Gloria Parker, Gloria Spayd. Mil
dred Guittari, Edith Thompson, Will
field Lane, Claire Fisher. Betty Hall,
Evelyn Howell, Elizabeth Flynn, Vir-
ginia Dutton.
F.. p. Burkholder. supervisor of
rural schools in southern Kent and
northern Sussex Counties, was also
present during the assembly.
Following the presentation the
principal, H, A. Menser introduced
Mrs. Bringhurst of FELTON,. who in
turn introduced Miss May Macken,
national organizer and lecturer of
the w. C. T. u. who gave a very
interesting talk.
Last week the schools was pre-
sented with the new 1897 f. l. du-
Pont deNemours Safety Calendars
for each class room. The safety
rules and safeguards contained
therein are very helpful and appre-
ciated by pupils and teachers.
The school sent contribution for
the flood victims. to the Delaware
Chapter of the Red Cross.
At the directors meeting of the
Delaware Trust Company last week
the following officials were elected:
John E. Mcbride, manager; John C. !
Darby, assistant manager; Mrs. J. f. I,
Mcbride, clerk. Directors: b. F. !
Burton, Harvey Thompson. Fl. F. |
Mitten and Melvin Hopkins. Esq.
The ladies of Trinity NJ. L. Church !
gave supper on Wednesday eve |
ming which was very much enjoyed. !,
The proceeds will be used for the |
church repair fund. II is a worthy |
cause and all contributions will be
received.
Betty Spaydi lis quite i'll with pneu-
noiiia.
Mrs. Clarence Person has been on
he sick list for several days.
Mrs. Carrie Palmer has been
spending several days with her
laughter, Mrs. Pearl Swain of Lin
,oln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Smith. MIR. and
Mrs. w. L. Sapp were guests of Mr..
md Mrs. Charles Webb of Houston
IN Sunday.
Mrs. Della Mitten is recovering
rom her recent illness of grip
The attendance in the schools
" hANh heto bCCi 81 Cdtlg ltooGncu ny
whooping cough in the fall. and Sc
Tere colds later, in improving, and
[ is hoped will soon become nor
nal.
Mrs. Harold Harrington gave a
card party last Tuesday
'vening in honor of her mother-in-
aw, Mrs. Harry Harlington's birth
lay. Those present were: Mrs Sell
len Raughley, Mrs. Allan Smith.
drs. Willard Sapp Mrs. Homer Hop
tins, Miss Sarah E. Lank, Mrs. Arlie
alexander and Mrs. r. T. Harring-
on.
DR.. and Mrs. Paris T. Carlisle of
lincoln were guests of DR.. and Mrs.
:. L. Carlisle on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Miller and Mr..
raymond Bennett were dinner guests
I Miss Elizabeth Cathcart at the {