Milford chronicle., 1939-03-10
FREDERICK

sembly the first OF last week. Nc
only did this movie prove entertain
ing, but it was very instructive a
well. Through the ingenius use @
puppets the story of coffee was told
bringing in phases of work of art
music, history, geography and Eng
lish.
The girls intra-mural basketball
season came to an end this weel
with the Tumblebugs, captained b!
Eileen Virdin, winning the seconC
half championship. They were un
defeated during the season.
The boys school basketball team
defeated Caesar Rodney Junior High
rs to % last Tuesday and then lost
10 Dover; 33 to 25, on Thursday
Dover and FELTON, will be met this
week, both games being away from
home.
The girls team won their first
game of the season, defeating an
alumni team composed of girls in
the FELTON, ninth grade. The score
was Z to 6. Previously in the week
they lost to Caesar Rodney girls, 90
10 IL.
Two sound movies, "On to Wash
ington" and "Daylighting the Padres
Trail" were shown Friday. These
pictures were of great aid to the So
cial studies classes showing all the
conyeniences offered in modern rail-
way travel as well as scenes of in
dustry and sections of our country
through whic hthe trains Travelled.
Glenn Gildersleeve, State Super
visor of Music, Mrs. Elizabeth S.
Field, County Supervisor Of Music,
and Miss Fearon, instructor in mu-
sic at Smyrna, were visitors to the
local school on Friday
The sixth grade repeated the play
"A Day in South America" on Fri
day for the fifth. sixth, seventh and
eighth grades. The dialouge, songs.
and dances were all excellent and
proved a very worth while culminat-
ing activity to the study of South |
America.
The friends here of Harry Dur
borough, late of Drexel Hill, Pa,
will be sorry to learn of his death |
last week. His wife was the former
Miss Nan Manlove of Frederick. Mr..
DurborOugh had an operation about
q year ago from which he never full
~ recovered. Funeral services were
held in the city and also at Bar
rats Chapel on Monday. The deceas-
ed had many friends here where he
and his wife were frequent visitors
at the home of Miss Emma Manlove.
His wife survives him.
The Ladies Aid Society was de-
lightfully entertained on Friday eve
ming by Mrs. Frieda Wilcutts, Mrs.
John Donovan and Mrs. Thelma
Faulkner The program for the eve
ming was a delightful film produc-
tion, very kindly shown by our
school principal. David NJ. Green.
There were two pictures "On to
Washington" and "Daylighting the
Padres Trail" the same as shown
to the school on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Henry and
Bun Arthur, Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Re-
per and children, John and Eliza
beth, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
David VI. Green on Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph c. Gerow is coaching !
play for the All Club entitled
Ring and Hook" They are expect
ing to give this play at Caesar Rod
ney School in competition with
others some time this month.
Hoey Gross, an employee of the
State Highway Department, has /
about recovered from a painful in
Jury to his knee while climbing |
steep hill.
Miss Elizabeth Walstrom and Har-
~ Meredith attended the annual
dinner of St. Paul's brotherhood at I
The Peoples Church in Dover last =
evening.
Notices were received recently Of
The death of Mrs. Charles Jones of
She was the sister-in-
aw OF the late Mrs. Albert w. Car
'ow She often visited here with her
husband and daughter and had
many friends here.
Mrs. Gordon Counselman visited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Morgan in Will
nington last week.
Ruth Ann Stevenson attended the
mother and daughter dinner as the
quest of her aunt in Harrington last
week
Mrs ]. B. Hendricks visited her
lister, Mrs. Wilbert Adams at Belle
ont last week.
Mrs. Vaughn Warren, Mrs. Her.
nan Van Hoy. Mrs. Luther Robbins
pent Friday with Mrs. William
3Oyce at Richardson Park.
Mrs. William Leach visited the art
museum in Philadelphia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Shelby Harrington of
smyrna were guests of Mrs. Emma
harrington and Mrs. Mary Kelly on
'unday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Wilson of
spent Sunday with Mrs.
Innie II. Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boldly of
Iehoboth were guests of Mr.. and
Irs. Herman Vinyard on Sunday.
Roland Knots cut one of his fling
RS last week while adjusting
tick of wood in tractor saw.
F. j. Schobelock has returned
rom Chillicothe, Ohio, after spend
lg two weeks with his mother, who
as been i'll with bronchial pneumo-
ia.
Mrs. w. Heitmuller of Milford was
he guest last week of her sister,
Trs. W. w. Wilson.