Milford chronicle., 1938-05-20
SEAFORD

The local board of education re
Gently announced the names of The
teachers and other employees Of thu
SeafoTd Central School for the veal
l93S-1939. as follows: Superintend
ent, w. b. ThOTnburgh; Mathematics
and coaching, l.. Lloyd Light; agri'
culture aud biology, Samuel NJ
Sloan; English thigh school, Gwen
dOlyn Dunn music, Paul II. We'll ;
civics and social problems. Galen l..
Miller; science, Aurelia Il. Cate; his
tory (high school. J. w. Carmean;
French. general science, Olive Vim
cent; Latin and English, Jessie NJ.
Millen: home economies. Virginia
( Davis Miller; home economies and
library, Helen NJ Anderson; English
thigh school, A. Virginia Barber;
industrial arts. Nicholas f. Silver
son; commercial department. Eliza
beth Berry Blach.
English tjuniOr high school, Ev-
Clyn Long; history. iunior high
school. Edward n. COnaway; math
ematics Junior high school Matte
l.. Handy; geography tjuniOr high
school, Myra Hall.
Sixth grade. Frances PaSswaters
and Helen Martin; fifth grade, Eliza
beth Archer; Lank and Sarah Chip
man: fourth grade. Lucy Ellis and
Virginia Brumbley; third grade, Hell
Ell Morgan Covey and Elizabeth &.
Elliott: second grade. Iva Carter and
Ida Rawlins; first grade. Mary Evans
and Eliza A. Stack; substitute in
grades. Sallic Milligan; school nurse,
Elizabeth MOnagUc; secretary TO su-
pcriutendent. Gertrude Williams; as
sistant in library and clerical,
Catherine Fields: engineers. Oliver
J. Wheatlcy and QuintOn PTettyman.
Henry Tucker, of the class of 1888,
was elected as representative to rep
resent the ScarOrd Central School.
and Paul Hastings. attache to the
junior legislature at Dover the past
Saturday.
Louis Nicholson is a patient in the
Wilmington General Hospital, where
he will undergo AN operation for an
injury received in an automobile ac-
cidcnl more than a year ago.
The SeafOrd EiwaniS Club observed
its fifteenth anniversary at the IiO-
tel Sussex this past Friday night with
ladies night" Program attended
by members from the Dover and Re
hObOth Kiwanis clubs. Postmaster
Joseph II. Cox. the first president
of the club. was chairman of the
program. lie reviewed the activities
of the club over period of fifteen
years Glenn NJ. Huston, treasurer.
since it's organization offered dance
sketch. and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul We'll
gave vocal selection, accompanied
by Mrs. H. Milton James.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi S. Warrington.
of the Warrington Fashion Center.
left this past Sunday for New York
where they will pick their last-min
ute fashions for their coming annual
fashion show. This affair has been
held for the past three years and has \
been drawing crowds throughout the
Eastern Shore. This year. working
in conjunction with ladies of the
Episcopal Church. they will hold the
show in the school auditorium on the
Goth Of this month.
Alexander Sedgwick local dray
man. who has been in for some time,
died AT his home on Arch street this
past Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Gibbs are re-
ceiving congratulations ON the arri-
val of a son. Mrs Gibbs is the for
mer Kathleen Moore. daughter of Mr..
ami Mrs. VIM. C. Moore.
J. Morris Perry. son of Mrs. Annie
Perry. of this town, who has been
III for several months at his home
/ BPhiladelphia. is reported improved
He was a recent guest Of his mo
ther.