Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27
HARRINGTON

According to Superintendent J
C. Messner, the Harrington specia
school district will open the fal
term on Wednesday, September
Due to designations and war ser
vice, two new teachers will joil
the faculty, Mrs. Marie. Hollige
and Florence l.. Long. There ar
at present two vacances, Frencl
and Latin teacher and music. Thes'
places will probably be filled b!
school opening time. The follow
ing teachers will make up the fac
ulty: Mrs. Emma Hopkins and Mrs
Holliger. first grade; Mrs. Mary L
Brown and Miss Edith Smith, Sec
Ond grade; Mrs. Grace S. Moore
and Miss Oda Baker, third grade
Mrs. Minnie Slaughter and Flor
ence l.. Long. fourth grade; Miss
Loretta Paskey and Mrs. Charlotte
Brobst, fifth grade; Mrs. Miriam
Kinnard and Miss Lucille Tharp,
sixth grade; Mrs. Mary Dolby. sew
enth grade, Social Science; Mrs.
Kathleen POlIitt. seventh grade.
English; Miss Violet Noble, eighth
grade, Home Economics and Cen
eral Science; Miss Janet koepfer.
eighth grade, physical education
and mathematics: Miss Sally
Winfrey, ninth grade and English;
Lewis Carmean. ninth grade and
agriculture; Archie Feagan, tenth
-, 10 aud ,,atbamatipS. Frank
Witchey. eleventh grade. biology
and history; Miss LeOna Dickrager.
twelfth grade. physics and mathe-
matics; Miss Alice NJ. Wood, home
economics and guidance; Orin Sny-
der, manual training; Mrs. Nuvart
Bedrossian, fine arts; Mrs. Hope
Singer. librarian; superintendent,
j. c. Messner. Janitor. Clarence
W. Shockley; assistants, James
Simpson and Willis Smith. School
nurse. Mrs. Agatha Farrow; secre-
tary. Miss Louise Redden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lynch and
daughters of Darby. Pa, called
upon friends here on Monday.
Miss Louise Messick spent the
week end in RehObOth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shaw and
children are spending this week at
Ocean Grove. n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Oneal
were Wilmington visitors on Tues
day.
Mrs. Edward Tee and daughter,
Miss Frances Tee. of Wilmington.
spent the week lend with MIR. and
Mrs. Elmer Tee.
Miss Mary Margaret Masten, of
Wilmington, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Jennie Creadick.
Robert Tee and Donald Kent are
among those spending this week at
RehobOth.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Walker, Miss
Charlotte Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elbert Stevens and Burton Carter,
all of Wilmington. have been re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. X.
Massey.
Seaman Richard Bullock of Balm
bridge, Md. spent the weekend
with his wife, Mrs. Genevieve
Bullock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darby HOmewood,
of Baltimore Md. spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Horace Bailey. of Georgetown,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Pat
sol Moore.
B. Thary galloway and Irving
E. Locates are spending Il few days
vacation at Ocean Grove, n. J.
Worthy Matron. Mrs. Clarence
Norris has announced that Kent
Chapter No. IL o. f. S, will open
he fall season on September l.
Because of the prolonged drought
which has seriously affected vege-
alton in this vicinity. the Ever
Ready Glass of Asbury Methodist
church School has postponed the
late of its 9th annual flower show
o September "a. Not only flowers
,ut all products of gardens are to
,e exhibited this year. and every
ne in the community is invited to
xhibit. regardless of church aftil-
alton.
The first fall meeting of the Wo-
len's Society for Christian Ser
ice will be on September IA. the
econd Tuesday in the month, in
tead of the first Tuesday which is
ne usual meeting night. The pro-
ram committee of which Mrs. A.
/. Parsons is chairman. is pre-
airing dramatic program for the
pening meeting.
A crowd estimated at $50 thru :
ut the day visited the home of Mr.. ;
nd Mrs. Claude n. Cahall on Della
are avenue on Sunday to assist I
ith the celebration of the tiftieth !
edding anniversary of his par {
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Ca |
all. The festivities began with {
q anniversary breakfast at ten
clock at the sons home. For {
lree hours in the afternoon :
lends of the community called !
nd offered their best wishes and !
len at night the relatives all as {
Ice cream and cake and
lnch were served. All of the s
lildren were home including Mr.. {
nd Mrs. Ralph Cahall and sons.
ikeal Diago and Carl Sewell. of i
d. c.; Mrs. Pearl c.
atterfeld and daughter. also moth |
:, Mrs. Ida Satterfield, and Mr.. !
nd Mrs. William l.. Cahall and ]
aughter, all of Wilmington; two
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mel ]
IN of Washington. d. c.; N. P.
elson and daughter-in-law, Mrs.
"a Nelson of Trappe. Md; Mrs.
lanche Bell of New York; a sis
#, Mrs. Alice n. Wix of this /
lace; Enola Meredith of Green !
ood, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
odd of Goldsboro, were among the s
IMMEDIATE family present. Mr..
ahall, former magistrate of this