Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
FREDERICK

At Trinity Church last Sunday
morning, Rev. -. + Wood sang
beautiful solo. Il Cannot Sing My
Old Songs.
Miss Bessie Emerson continues
to be quite i'll.
Miss Emma Manlovc spent last
week in Philadelphia
The Home Demonstration club
was recently entertained by Mrs.
Homer Hopkins.
George Smith of the L. s. Navy
has been the guest Of his brother
and sister-in- law. Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Smith
Miss Helena Case. who has been
confined 10 her home because OF
illness. is now improving.
Mrs. John Palmer has returned
from spending the winter with
relatives in Upper Darby, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel BOstic of
Wilmington. visited Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Melvin on Thursday
Mr. and Mrs David Green and
sons. David. Brandt and Howard. of
Delmar. called on Mr.. and Mrs
Sylvester Gottorf and Mrs. Annie
B. Harrington last Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester GOttOrf and
children, Jean and Billy, accOmpan-
led Sgt Norman b. Boone. who has
been home on y day furlOugh
81,
day Sgt Boone is staying at the
Ambassador Hotel for two weeks.
When he leaves there he will prob
ably be stationed somewhere in the
United States.
Mrs Nan Durb0rough has return
ed from spending some time i'll
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs A. {. Warrington
have returned from spending some
time at their cottage at Rehoboth
James Moore, proprietor OF the
Moore'S Restaurant. is improving
from his recent illness.
The school paid its last tribute
t. the memory of the late Presl-
Gent Franklin ID. Roosevelt on Fri
day at 9 a. III. at an open air Memo
lial Program. Mildred Glanden va.
Mistress OF ceremonies and Ralpi
Tappan. President of the class q
- was in charge of the flag, Fran.
CiS Hammond assisting The pro
gram follows: Cd Passing of class
Is to Their appointed positions g.
2%rd Psalm hy the school G.
Raising OF Flag to Fun Mast t4
Salute 90 LOweiin@ OF tlag tt
Half Mast tG) One minute of Silen
Prayer ca Third stanZa of "Ameri
ca the Beautiful"- Who more than
self their country lOved-tS) Th'
Presidents faNorite sons Home on
the Range" The silent and respect
flll attitude of the children reflect
ed their recognition of the paSsin,
uf "rhe Children's Friend"
The collection of used clothing
at the school is growing. Parent
may help by permitting their child
rem To share in tie joy of giving.
The "Blockbusters" and "Thun
derbClts" We're tied last week j
the contest during the 9TH Wa
Loan Drive. If you have friends o
either of these teams buy your mex
! bond through them or give thel
your vote at the bank or Post OF
flee Mrs Mick has contacted off
cials for one of the Booster" pro
grams in connection with the e
fort Admission will be free an
the public will be welcome.
The sixth Grade was highest al
/ tie third grade was second in tn
' weeks stamp sale. Mrs Gordon d.
: serves much credit for her unit
. ing effort in the weekly sales.
" There will be fitting dedicatio
: exercises when the schools
d War" flag arrives. We shall al>
II raise new outdoor flag at the O
CaSiCn
All rooms held Arbor Day Exc
II cises last Friday afternoon. FC
jl lOWin is the program carried o
90 by the seventh and eighth grad
+, on the front lawn Of the school:
: Song America the Beautiful"
$ Scripture Reading Marie Knot
ir .. Governors PrOclamatiOn-Phy
50 lis Ann button T. The History
!. ArbOr Day-Evelyn Boone ). VIII
:" the Trees Teach Mary Ann ia
III rell. Agnes Russom. Marian Rot
IL ermel I.ouella Coverdale, Bil
or Norris. Mary Ann Lindale, Bet
=. Ann Harrington. Bessie Glandt
81 Jean Gottorf, Phyllis Sipple, Fra
"a els Sipple, Blanche Seacord. Jos
d ua Clendaniel, Ruth Jean Trihbi
nm g. Planting of the DOgwood Trees
IN Frank Beebe and Leroy McGinl
{ ReCitatiOns-'Arbor Day" Dol
'e- thy Warren s. Song Trees"
Ay. Joyce kilmer School Chorus
he Reading THE Use of Our Ft
ests" Mildred Glanden IL. An 4
them for ArbOr Day.
ne The first grade studied birds a
lie butterflies during Arbor Day we
Under the careful guidance
tfeir teacher. the youngsters
IelOped greater love and appre
alton for these Gifts of God"
Mrs. POstles has been appoin
member of the committee on Re
'eh sion of the Social Studies in
Id Primary Grades.
'ey We lost the Honor Attendal
ere Banner this month Many of the
'on SenceS We're due to illness.
lde hope to regain it next month
mn parents will cooperate by send
)rd their children regularly when Il
en- are not i'll.
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'mG Rutger Tomato Plants in Bird
,.iN Vile, Thursday. April 26th. Fr;
,el. Clendaniel, Inc. Phone Milf
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CHI Mr. and Mrs Arthur Camph