Milford chronicle., 1943-03-26
FREDERICK

WI. anu NTS. JOun I. Darby, MI,
and Mrs. Jester A. Gray and daugh-
ter, Mary Katherine. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Wilson spent Sunday with
Captain and Mrs. Robert Hazard
at Wilmington.
Pfc. Albert Stevenson. stationed
at Ypsilanti, Michigan, is spending
Il ten-day furlOugh at home with
his mother, Mrs. Ida Stevenson.
Pvt. James Boone. of Norfolk,
Va. spent his first furlough last
week with, relatives here.
Pvt. William Green. of Miami.
Fla, is now home with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Green.
Pvt. Roy Briggs and wife have
been visiting Mrs. William Briggs.
! Pvt. Briggs has returned to
Kellogg Field. where he is an
electrical technician in the Air
Corps. Mrs. Briggs has returned
to her work in the Delaware Hos
pital, Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace
and sister. Joy Boone. of Whining
ton, were Sunday guests of Mr..
anu MIS-. marry BuOit.
Mrs. Florence McCleary, of Leip-
sic, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Lindale.
Gardeners are busy preparing
their victory gardens for planting.
Spring was ushered in by giving
the land Il good blanket of snow. .
Four new pupils entered our
gahnnI NTnnflnt. Frhntr h..trn honr1
transferred from school at Miner
va. y. Y. They are the children of
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Olden, who
moved to Bowers last week. Mr..
Olden is employed at the Dover
Airport.
Mrs. Willard Belts entertained
for her sister. Janet
Grace Shumar. who celebrated her
enth birthday. Those present
were her school chums Sarah f.
Lank. Emily Morris. Betty Ann
Harrington. Joan Conley. Madeline
Emory. Janet Davis. Dorothy
Booze. Tabitha Rattray. Barbara
Ann Tatman. Sandra Lee Belts.
and a uncle and aunt. Mir. and Mrs.
Albert Powell. of Camden. y. J.
school News
The faculty of the Frederick
School has appointed committees
10 contact members of the Legisla
-ure, to request that the bills af-
iecting education in this state be
out of committee at once.
It is the feeling of the teachers of
he state that our representatives
went to the polls with the assur-
lnce that they were in favor of leg
Station intended to promote the ,
good of the schools of the state.
rwO important bills have been in
reduced. The test of whether the
will stick to their prom
ses can only be made if they have
he opportunity to vote on these
bills. If they are allowed to re-
main in committee the teachers of
he state will feel that they have
lot been given the treatment they
Expect in ii democracy.
We are told that the money is not
valuable Yet we hear of plans 10
Dond the state for $3.000.O00 for
highway construction. If this
money can be obtained il is very
trange that I he comparatively ,
mall sum of money needed for the :
proposed legislation can not be
'aised. The amount needed for the
Program suggested in House bill =
Z is small when considered as for 9
he good of 10000 boys and girls =.
,re thev NOT as imuolTant as more "
ighways? For unless these bills =.
re passed. 0et there be no mis- IL
ake) the loss of teachers in this u
tate will continue at an ever a
tempo, and the good -
ccomplished in the past 90 years
'ill be to a great extent lost.
hUrch News
Next Sunday is Missionary Sun
ay in our church Sunday school O
Let us all plan TO be present TO ::
tudy Gods word and to observe J'
his special day. ),
The Women's Society Of Chris u'
an Service will meet in the
hurch next Friday evening. April
at o'clock.
The Young Adult Fellowship will
leet next Wednesday evening.
Iarch 81 at s O'Clock. At that time
lere will be an election of officers
" the year Also the Rev. J. l..
ones will be present 10 show sew su
al reels OF moving pictures tr
hich he has taken on his travels W
places OF interest. Nj