Milford chronicle., 1954-09-24
IEWES

The LeWea Special School Dis
trict began its 1855 school year
with q record enrolment of 948
oi this total, $50 are ia the elemen-
tary school, $50 ia the high school,
and So in LeWes COlored School.
Since opening day. additional pu-
pills have enrolled ia high school
and 2 additional pupils 10 the color
ed school This years opening day
enrolment exceeds the opening day
Of last year BY 75 pupils
The school began with a full
complement Of teachers.
Latest addition to the star was
Mrs. julia ~. Shaefer OF Milford.
Connectieut, as art teacher. Mrs.
Shaefer is a graduate Of the Art
Institute ia Chicago and has taken
courses at the University Of Chicago
and New Haven State Teachers
College. She has had several years
of teaching experience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lyons Fisher
and daughters Diana and Joan, Of
BioOmsdaie. Pa have returned
home after making a visit here
with Mrs Fishers parents. Mr.
and Mrs Anthony Danrow at their
residence on Mulberry ST.
Mrs. Walter L. Bennett, Jr. was
called to Toms River. n. j.. last
week because Of the illness OF her
father, AIr. Anthony Albini.
Mrs. ". II Rollins Of Ringgold,
Georgia. spending the winter
months IN Delaware, visiting with
her two sons. 1t Governor John
w Rollins. Trade Winds, LeWes
and Mr.. Wayne Rollins, Dewey
Beach.
The zWaanendael Club held a
covered dish supper in the club
house, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Paul
+. Cafpents. Mrs. Carl Bailey and
Mrs. Edgar Adkins. Mrs. Irving S.
Maull, the new president elect for
the club years 1954-55, presided at
business meeting following the
supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Curtis Roney,
who ran a lodging house Ia RehO-
both Beach during the summer,
have returned to their home on
Beebe Avenue. Their daughter. Miss
jeanne ROney is employed under
Civil Service at Fort Miles.
Mr. Harry W. Chambers has re-
turned TO his home on Third Street, /
after being a patient at the Beebe
Hospital for a few days. under
going treatment.
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel James
Byron Cooper, LeWes, has been ap-
pointed commander Of the second /
battalion of the University Of Della !
wares R0TC. Cooper IS a member
of the Scabbard and Blade Honorary /
Military Society and the Student /
Chapter Of the American Institute
of Chemical Engineers. Cadet
Thomas II Redfield, varsity football /
end at the University Of Delaware,
has been appointed regimental I
commander Of the University's 1
ROTC regiments In the University's T
history. Cadet RedfeId Is a native
Of D0ylestoWn, Pa. The commands
ing officer Of the first battalion is
Frank w Gyetvan Of Trenton, N. J.
Stephen r. Butcher of LansfOrd,
Pa. has been appointed as executive
officer with the rank of cadet lieu
tenent colonel The regimental adju-
.ant appointed is Daniel j. Ford OF
7ottsVille, Pa. who has the rank Of
,adet captain. Cadet Cooper who
Is q senior at the University Is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert i.
Cooper Of Lewes.N
Mr. and Mrs Louis Bertrand. III,
Df Seagate. Long Island, are being
upon the birth Of
baby girl named Marie Mclean.
born at the Madison Hospital.
Brooklyn. NJ Y. Mrs. Bertrand will
be remembered as the former Miss
Cooper OF LeWes. Master
Robert Weaver, son Of Mrs. Brtrand
5y a former marriage has returned
home after spending several daYs
here with bis grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs Gilbert Z. Cooper.