Milford chronicle., 1937-10-01
MILLSBORO

nafo Ddke SAFE next Saturday NOR
ming, October 2, beginning at min,
O'Clock. There will be all kinds OF
good things for sale and your pa.
tronage win be much appreciated.
On Saturday morning, October 9
the senior class of the high school
VIII. have bake sale in front OF
Mitchell and Jones store, beginning
at nine o'clock. These young people
are worthy of our encouragement
ana assistance and we can give both
by helping them with their. efforts.
Sunday is Rally Day at Grace NJ.
h Church. The services will be un-
usually interesting and a full church
to enjoy the music and addresses
will be great support.
Prof. Albert Farley of Georgetown
Will address the Sunday school. His
subject will be Religion in Japan"
Be sure to be at church Sunday NOR
ming.
Mrs. w. A. Hudson of Philadelphia
spent most of last week here with
her son, DR.. Virgil A. Hudson and
Mrs. Hudson. H"
Mr.. and Mrs. Perce NJ. Andree of
Philadelphia were guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Hudson over the weekend.
Mrs. Hubert J. Stedman entertain
ed Mrs. Harry Williams, Mrs. John
Williams, Mrs. Preston williams and
Mrs. Twiford Collins at lunch last
Thursday.
Mrs. Katherine Washburn was in
Philadelphia the latter part of the
week.
Miss Grace Collins resumed her
studies at Temple University in
Philadelphia on Wednesday. This is
Miss Collins junior year.
Miss Dorothy Lingo entertained !
at Briarcliffe-on-the-Hu Hudson, Briar-
cliffe Monar, N. Y, on October /.
Mrs. Crawford Shockley has been |
confined to her room by illness. Mrs. |
Shockley's mother of Denton, Md, |
has been visiting her for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Burton of
Philadelphia spent Saturday night
and Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Jesse Jones.
School Notes
No longer do the Millsboro teach
ers lose sleep because of dreaded
faculty meetings. Neither do they
search for an alibi to keep from at
tending them. Not even frown ap-
pears on their faces when they are
made cognizant of the approaching
conference. Gone also is the for
lorn funeral expression that once ;
was so evident at the mere mention ,
of a teachers meeting. Instead of !
this unfavorable reaction, now the :
teachers greet the announcement OF :
a proposed meeting with an excla- /;
nation of delight and as enthusiasts :
tic as a girl with her first date, they
dance away to work with renewed
energy and buoyance. The children '
receive from their teacher such
warm greeting, unsurpassed smile, :
and manifestation of pleasant atti- :
tu6e and good disposition, that they :.
in turn are blessed with a radiant
expression of inward joy, and reflect :,
the psychological effect of their tea :
cher in their relationship with her =
and all others with whom they come -
in contact. Thus every one moves Il
about his or her work in such hap -
py mood that the day seems to all :. .
but one dear, sweet song. Even the =, =,
custodian and cafeteria manager -
feel the effects of the improved at "
titude on the meeting days, and the >,
principal is considering seriously the =, =,
PROPOSAL to allow the teachers to y
lold a meeting at least once a day. - -
What has brought about this de- "
irable change of attitude? Why are .,
he teachers clamoring for what ~
hey once dreaded so much?
The answer is very simple. The
Id time, formal meeting has been.
Implanted by an informal social
pc of gathering. Now the teachers
ssembled around a large table and
;hile they sip tea or eat ice cream
Rev talk in friendly informal way. Ia
[ere they discuss their work, solve be
heir common problems, and even ST
ngage in little social chats so dear Re
, the human heart. In spite of all Ne
lis freedom and enjoyment they as
eem to be accomplishing more work ioI
these meetings than they did un- ga
er the old conventional type meet co,
Ig regime.
Inc MiiiSpolo soSSei eS"iiI :" ef;
hipped into line py MI llniiiiols sio
Id Mr.. Payne. Future games sched- by
ed with other schools follows: ur,
October 1-Rehoboth at Millsboro. ine
October sleeves at Lewes. the
October 15-Milton at Millsboro. ca,
October 22-Lord Baltimore at an,
ord Baltimore. Law
October Believes at Millsboro. 7
5-Rehoboth at Reho- moi
th. los
10--Lord Baltimore at Tb,
llsboro hot