Milford chronicle., 1939-09-01


possible to make full use of the NOV
ing picture machine for visual edu
: cation. 1t has been impossible prio
h TO this to darken the auditorium sui
ficiently to make good use OF movie
!. during school hours.
v Children coming to school ON Wed
nesday should come prepared L
= spend the entire day as Il regula
Y session will be held. All unregister
ed pupils must report TO the prin
r cipal's Office upon arrival at th'
building.
The new members of the faculty
are; Wilbur Opdyke, physical edu'
science; Miss Helen Muller, Latin
and English, and Miss Hiida Gebele
art. The complete list of the faculty
with the exception of those named
above are, as follows: Miss Marga-
ret Dickerson, first grade; Miss
Anna Short, first grade; Miss Eliz-
abeth Kinder, second grade; Miss
Katherine Richards, second grade I;
Miss Mabel Jones. third grade; Miss
Mildred Scott. fourth. grade; Mrs.
Lula McCauley, third grade; Miss
Hazel Tatman, fifth grade; Miss Lei
la Tatman. fifth grade; Miss Mae
Belts, sixth grade; Miss Anna
Smith, sixth grade; ]. Burton Pur-
nell, manual arts; Mrs Carrie Klein
henn, junior high school mathemat-
les; Mrs. Elizabeth Todd. Junior
high school English; Ralph Watson,
agriculture; Harold Grossnickle,
mathematics Miss Helen Anderson,
home economics; Ralph Thompson,
English; NJ. X. Hoke, French and
History; Miss Mary Lambert, social
studies; Miss Elizabeth Morgan,
commercial; Wendell johnson, mu-
sic; George r. Macklin, principal.
There will be a supper on We'd
nesday evening, September l3. from
10 O'Clock, followed by a pro-
gram in the church under the di-
rection of Prof Wendell Z. John
son.
The following are the rules of
entry and a schedule of the classes:
Rules OF Entry
All flower growers are entitled to
enter flowers in the exhibit. Exhibi
tors are requested, when entering
flowers, TO name the class to which
they belong
1-All exhibits upon being accept
ed will be In charge of the commit
lee and no exhibit shall be removed
before the close of the exhibit with
out permission.
Exhibitors are required TO fur !
nish their own marked receptacle; |
except when showing individual spe-
cimens or specified number, for !
which bottles will be furnished.
3-Where only one entry is made |
in any one class, no award will be
made unless the judges decide that
the entry is meritorious.
At is planned TO have the room |
ready to receive exhibits by a.
m. Wednesday, September l3, and |
all exhibits must be in position not
later than u O'Clock. noon. after
which the Judging of the exhibits
will take place.
5-The flower show committee will
not be responsible for any loss or
damage. Flowers not removed at the
close of the show will be disposed
of at the discretion of the commit
tee
6-The decision of the judges will
be final
In each section there will be
awarded a blue seal for first; red
seal for second; a yellow seal for
third; a large gold seal for special.
Scale of points for judging will be
based on:
/. quality; 2. artistic arrange
ment: 3. relation of flowers and con-
tainer; 4. color harmony; 3, pro-
portion.
List of ClaSsiiicatI6ns
Class Dahlias
Three Cactus.
2-Three Formal
3-Three Informal.
4-Three Single
5--THree Seeding =
6-Three Largest Dahlia
Three PompOn.
S-White Dahlia on Long Stem.
9-Pink Dahlia on Long Stem.
l0-Yellow Dahlia on Long Stem.
Dahlia on Long Stem.
l2-PuIple Dahlia on Long Stem
Shade Dahlio on Long
Stem.
depth plus diameter, any variety. I
l5-Arrangement by Amateur.
l6-New Varieties.
GladiOli &
.7-Three Picardy
Minuet.
.9-Three Betty Nutall. |
Arrangement. /
Varieties. c
MarigOlds
'2-Five Guinea Gold. a
.3-Five ollarette.
Alive Lemon Yellow. I
'5-Fifteen French.
Double Harmony.
Arrangement i
Varieties. a
ZiDnIas
Mexicana.
0-Five Fantasy.
Five Giant Flowered.
2-Five Lilliputs.
3-Eleven Tom Thumb. I
a 4-Eleven Linearis.
5-Best Arrangement.
6-New Varieties. '
Cosmos 1
Eleven One Color.
g Best Arrangement.
Asters
9-Seven One olor. :
0-Best Arrangement.
Petunias :