Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30
HARRINGTON

MIA, death occurred to Mrs. Nora +
Tibbett, age 54 years, at her home
on Liberty street, on Thursday last
The deceased is survived by heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Curtis
two brothers. Charles Curtis. Mil
ford; Clifford Curtis of this city and
also two daughters. Mrs. Ethel Sa-
gers and Mrs. Lillian Welch OF
Chester, Pa. The funeral services
were in charge of Rev. James Hun
ton and were held at the Nazarene
Church on Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock. Interment made in Holly
wood cemetery.
At recent meeting of the local
Board of Education it was announ-
ced that only one change will be
made in the school faculty for next
year. Miss Naoma Farber of Mil
ford will succeed Miss Rose
Schwartz as school nurse. Miss
Schwartz has accepted a position
with the State Board of Health. The
faculty in both the white and col
ored school of this district is as
follows: Superintendent. J. C. Mess
ner; English. Sally T. Winfrey and
Henrietta Newman; French and La
tin. ]. NJ. NJ. Darbie; mathematics
and science. Leona Dickrager; math-
ematics, Margaret Cooper and Ar
chic A. Fagan: history and science.
Frank A. Witchey; vocational agri-
culture and science, w. E. Hauver.
Jr.; social studies. Mrs. Mary H.
Dolby; home economics and guild
ance, Helen L. Clayton; home eco
nomics and sciences Janet Tharp:
music. Lester S. Bucher; art. Dom
aid X. Weist and Anne E. Cheavens;
physical education, Paul E. Hawk;
sixth grade, Mrs. Marian H. Kin
nard and Lucille Tharp; fifth grade. |
Joseph and Loretta 1. Pas
key; fourth grade. Mrs. Minnie P. |
and Virginia Griffith; |
third grade. Oda Baker and Grace
Souders; second grade. Edith E.
Smith and Mrs. Mary l. Brown:
first grade. Margaret c. Sherwood
and Florence l.. Groves; librarian,
Mary Short; school nurse, Naoma
Farber; secretary. NeXie Brown.
dupont colored school. Hersehel
E. Warren, grades 6. and 8; Ver-
leila Matthews. grades 3, 4 and 5;
Beatrice E. Ryland. grades l and ,.
New Century Club Notes
The last meeting of the Harrins-
on New Century Club was held on
Tuesday afternoon with the presi-
lent, Mrs. Claude Cahall. in the
hair. Reports of the treasurer's
we're read and the members were
,ratified to know that the club build :
ng debt has been reduced $4,000 in
his club year.
The FELTON, Acorn Club was invited
o hear the program on the subject.
The Psychology of Music" under
he direction of Mrs. J. NJ. Darbie.
Irs. John Sheldrake. Mrs. r. a. /
and Mrs. Mikusinski.
The first number was a chorus.
Drink to Me Only With Thine
yes" Mrs. Paul Hawk gave a ser
es of piano selections depicting the
moods that certain types of music
;roduce. Her selections were ITO
spring" by Grieg; "A Picture of an
Incient World" composer un-
prelude in c Minor by
and "Puchenille," by
'ictor Herbert. Prof. J. VI. Darbie
ave a splendid address on THE
language of Music" and Mrs. Dar-
lie concluded the program with
iolin solo with Mrs. Hawk at the
iano (a) "Serenade' by Greche;
b) THE Rosary" by Victor Herbert.
Mrs. Helen F. Sanford of the Ma
onal Y. W. {. A. and Miss Dorothy
=. Roberts of Dover were present :
nd Mrs. Sanford gave a talk on
Ie work of the Young Women's !
1ristian Association. {
pWS Notes
Mrs. Etella Bowen and Miss Mamie
nthony of Dover spent part of the
st week with local friends. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shockley In
We been recent guests of friends =
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fred Wilson spent
e weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
,rman Shaw at Penns Grove, n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Boyer were q
lmington visitors during the past
elk.
Mrs. Harry Tee and Mrs. W. G. ;,
,chtenhiser were Wilmington Wis
RS on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goldner OF
lmington have been recent guests
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Massey.
Mrs. Walter Wharton of Ruther-
d, N. j., spent the past week with
s. Ernest w. Dean.
Charles Lane of Parsonsburg. Md.
spending this week with local
ends.
Hiss Janet Tharp spent the week 10
1 with friends at Richmond, Va. II.
Miss Lucille Tharp spent the G
extend with relatives in Philadel-
la. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tee and son, .
S. Fred Bailey and son and Her.
It Won Goerres were guests of
V. and Mrs. J. T. Bailey at Mil
d on Sunday. =
DNE CENT SALE now going on at
eretOn'S Red Star Drug Store,
lfOrd. ONLY two more shOpning