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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-18
Accident Personals

Bruce Miller, who was a patient
at Garrett County Memorial hos
pital, Oakland, for several days last
week for observation. returned
home on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bethel an
nounced the birth of a daughter
on December ID, at the Community
hospital, Akron, o. Mrs. Bethel
was the former Margaret Miller,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon
Miller. This is the couples second
daughter
The Bear Creek Church of the
Brethren will present a Christmas
program on Sunday evening, at
7:30
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Speicher Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bowman,
of Cresaptown, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Burkhard
attended the funeral of the formers
sister in Fort Wayne, Ind, last
week. They also visited relatives
in Canton, O.
Mrs. Mahlon Miller is visiting
her son-in-laW and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Bethel of Akron, O.,
this week.
Mrs. Cecil Campbell and family,
of Cleveland, o., visited her mother,
Mrs. Ralph Ault, several days last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Hamilton
visited the formers brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hamilton, Red House, Sunday eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Broadwater
and family, and Mrs. w. A. SPEECH
er were SUNDAY evening uinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kahl.
Orlando Zinkan, who is employed
at Erie, Pa, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. William Zinkan, for several
days
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-18
Cflildrerl's
BIBLE STORY

THE RED SEA EXPERIENCE
(This story is based on Exodus 49,
49,
HELLO BOYS AND GIRLS!
Have you ever wondered why it
IS that you find yourself at times
surrounded by so many obstacles
and difficulties when you have
tried your very best to do that
which is right? Today's story will
explain why God sometimes per-
mits these experiences to come to
you.
The children of Israel, as you
know, had been delivered from the
Egyptian bondage by the mighty
power of God, and the vast host
of them, a million or more, march
ed triumphantly toward the Land
of Promise. "And the Lord vert
before them by day in a pillar of a
cloud to lead them the way; and
by night in a pillar of fire, to give
them light"
In the meantime, the Egyptians
were sorry that they let the Israel
ties go free, and so "they pursued
after Them" with all the horses
and chariots of Pharaoh. and his
horsemen, and his army" And
what do you suppose? "They
overlook them" as they (the Israel
ites) encamped by the sea" You
can just imagine how terrified the
children of Israel were when they
saw that mighty host with their
flashing armor. There they were,
wedged in between the Red Sea
in front of them. a mountain on
the south, and their enemies be-
hind them. While some of the Is
ralites called upon God. the great
er part of them lost their faith,
and with it their courage. and
they began to murmur and to
complain, and blamed Moses or
all their troubles.
Suddenly as night approached,
something wonderful happened!
The pillar of cloud that went be-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-18
Add New Explorers

.Seven new members were added
to the Explorer post 81 in recent
weeks, it was announced by W..
Kenneth Johns, explorer adviser.
They are Barry Sanders, Harold
White, Clayton Winters, Ronnie
Colaw, Gary Evans, Tom Schaible
and Brenton Propst. Schaible was
a transfer from the Mt. Lake Park
post
The Explorers were swimming at
the Cumberland YMCA on Mon
day evening.
They conducted a glamor panel
last Thursday with Mrs. George
Hanst as leader. Members of the
Senior Girl Scout troop and their
leaders were guests and partici-
pants. Refreshments were served
by the boys.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-18
Northern High Beats
lockwood 72-47

Northern High Schools Huskies,
paced by George Patton, who
slammed in ~ field goals and
collected Is points, defeated Rock
wood High school at Accident last
Friday night by the score of 70 to
At.
Dick Spear and Charles Strauss
scored IA points each for the Hus-
kies while Harsh and Hay of Rock
wood, scored similar amount.
Coach Browns team scored 81
field goals as they rolled to their
second win in three starts. North
erm led at half time 80 to 81.
Rockwood's Jayvees won the pre-
liminary game 81 to q.
Playing for Northern, and their
points: Strauss IA, Patton 25, Spear
Ia, Hetrick 4, McGraw 4, Lowry 3,
McCurdy 2, Long 6.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-18

formers brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs Auburn Bryant, over
the weekend.
Mrs. william Zinkan has returned
home after visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Hetrick, of Frostburg, for several
weeks.
Miss Mary Ellen Speicher and
Miss Iva Kathryn Speicher ar
rived home on Tuesday from
Bridgewater college, to spend their
Christmas vacation with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Speich-
or and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Speicher.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-18

John D. Jernegan was appointed
ambassador to Iraq by president.
Population was increasing at rate
of 10000 persons a day in Soviet
Russia.
United States served notice on
Russia that it will not be deferred
by threats" from defending rights
in protecting West Berlin.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-18

Mr. and Mrs Harry Seggie at
tended a dinner and dance at the
Clary club given by the Potomac
Edison for their employees last
Saturday night.
Mir and Mrs. Dallas Bryant and
son, of Indiana, Pa, visited the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-18

United Nations took first step
to insure that outer space will be
used solely for peaceful purposes.
Soviets threatened to take no part
in efforts.
New York lacked Sunday papers
because of newspaper workers
strike.
, 1958-05-16
FEW FIGURES IN the history Of educ

FEW FIGURES IN the history of education in
these Islands have given longer, more consistently high,
or more singular efforts to education. The students who
have passed through his hands number in the thousands,
many of whom have. become outstanding leaders in turn
serving their communities. Such an influence goes deep
er and is much more far-reaching than meets the eye
daily, and the impact Of such service upon the good of
the community is of untold value.
AMAN WHOSE contribution to education has been
as extensive and thorough as Mr.. Markoe's should be
honored, and we know Of no better way than by naming
the new Frederiksted school the Claude Markoe School.
, 1958-05-16

de Koenigsberg, an at dealer Qike) Levnes of London) has magni-
hcent establishments in Buenos Aires, Sac Paulo BraziD and in
New York CITY.
Some ten years ago, this Russian nobleman, married a blonde
dryad of a bride from Iceland. They now have three adorable tow
heads. When l visited them recently, I wrote these verses.
DE KoENIGsBERGs BARE TREASURES ON DISPLAY
" by Nanette Guide Bayne
Three little girls arrayed in shell pink lawn
Darted into a place where art is shown.
The room became a meadow as the three
Took over, rolling hoops in joyous glee.
The ground was carpeted by butter cups
And daisies, grave grown-ups withdrew like trees,
While birds sang raptuously, and butterflies
lowered in halos DER the tiny tots.
Fine works of art adorned the spacious walls,
But even Boucher* paed before the grace
OF gentle children happily at play -.
A masterpiece eclipsed by innocence!
And when I hear sweet strains of Palestrina,
While all the world was bathed in golden light:
Man takes great pride in his creative art,
But what is hoier than a little child?
. Renowned French painter of children subjects.
, 1958-05-16
Editorial
'THE CLAUDE o. MARKOE SCHOOL"

1T HAS BEEN suggested that the new school in
Frederiksted be named for Claude O. Markoe. The idea
is an excellent one, we commend those who advanced
it and heartily support them. In fact, we join that group
in requestiong the Governor, the Commissioner of Edu-
cation, DR.. Andrew c. Preston, the Senate, and any
other responsible officials connected with the project to
name the new school THE Claude Markoe School"
IT HAS BEEN THE contention in this corner for
many years that leaders and others who make significant
contributions to the community should be honored and
recognized while they are still with us and can enjoy it.
Not long ago such a suggestion came for another out
standing citizen, and now we urge the naming Of a
school for A man whose name, efforts and a large part Of
his professional life have been associated with the in
struction of the youth of this Island.
PERHAPS LIKE HIS distinguished brother, who is
a physician Of note in Detroit, Claude Markoe could
have chosen medicine, law, or some other profession,
but instead he turned to teaching. For over Sc years he
has devoted his time and energy to seeing that the best
possible method of education be had for these Islands.
In days gone by, when teachers conventions were a
yearly must, Mr.. Markoe gave a most commendable &C
count of his representation of these Islands as a delegate
to the National Education Association convention in In
dianapolis, Indiana in 1925.
SHORTLY AFTER graduating from the University
Of Puerto Rico, Mr.. Markoe returned to his native Fred
eriksted, and was attracted to the school system. He
served as principal Of the Frederiksted Junior High
School for~many years, and when the opportunity pre-
sented itself, was the logical choice for principal of the
Christiansted High School, which served the entire Is
land. All Of these positions were performed with the
know-how and understanding born of lovean devotion
to this high calling.
, 1958-07-01
FATHER CASKEY ...

about forty members both
men and women. Mrs. Peggy
Collins and Mrs. Jane Ohmeis
have been instrumental in
keeping the womens' group
activated. Gerrish Bausher
heads up the mems group.
The Association has issued
invitations to both the Berwin
and Dorado Clubs Of Puerto
Rico and expect to play a non
tournament match with Saint
Thomas during the coming
weeks of July,
The Estate Carlton Course
is open to residents Of the is
land on payment of a nominal
fee. Golf Carts and Clubs NAV
be rented at the Caddie Shop.
, 1958-07-01
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
MART presents:
FRIENDLY PERSUASION"

in Glorious Colors!
Cary Coooer, Anthonv Perkins,
Dorothy Mcclure, Majorie Main,
Robert Middleton
Hear: Pat Boon singing Friendly
Persuasion" You'll love Saman-
tina, the goose!
"Friendly Persuasion" a rare
lend Of Comedy, driving action
and intense Drama, is the story of
a charming, peace-loving family,
that finds its happiness and secur-
lily endangered by the Civil War.
LOOK Magazine said: Fresh, joy
full, exciting a picture the
whole family can enjoy!!"
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-07-01
BoRNN's

several occasions in the past.
Members showed warm inter
est in the problems Of the Vir-
gin Islands, They sympathetic
attitude leads to hope hat the
final outcome may be favor
able.
Congressman Herman P.
Fberharter Of Pennsylvania,
has introduced in Congress a
bill to effect the public assist
ance recommendation made bv
the Department. DR.. Bornn
worked with the Department
of the Interior, the Depart
ment of Health, Education and
Welfare, and the Bureau Of the
Budget to secure administra-
ton clearance for the bill,
which came through the day
following his testimony.
The statement will be pub
lished in another issue of this
paper.
, 1958-07-01
LATEST NEWS
NO DUMPING

Anyone found dumping in
the vicinity of the Lagoon
will be prosecuted by the law.
, 1958-07-01
N oTICE

All persons who expect to
sell at Manning Bay Race
Track on the 4 July 1858 must
get Gate Permit from JONES
BAR before July 8, 1858 PM.
, 1958-07-01
MRS WILLIAMS F..

10C iO'-oA oCIo ~ idClIl- u1 DIE d QSIIGI MIS-. FeLE1-
cry by which Rules and Regu- ma Nielsen, who lives in New
lations of various departments, York; fifteen grandchildren,
agencies, and authorities Of and thirty-one great grand
government are filed with the children.
Government Secretary. No. The most we'll known of her :
s2l, provides $4,000 for pur- grandchildren are Mrs. Juan
chase of athletic supplies; No. tia Caroline, Ejnar Boiling,
32z for salaries and expenses Robert Innis, Richard Francis,
for operation of the Govern Mildred and Almira Williams.
ment of the Virgin Islands for
the fiscal year July /, 1858 to FRIENDLY. -.
June 80, 1859. terful blend of high comedy,
The total budget is $685. hreath-taking action and in
688OO. Bill No. 1913 is the new tense drama, tells the story of
pay plan for classified Govern a gay, happy Quaker family in
nent Employees; Bill No. 1874 1862 that finds its happiness
the operating budget for the and security threatened with
Government Insurance Fund the Civil War.
S25390. Bill No. 1875 provides Richard Eyer, II years of
special funds for the Depart age and undoubtedly Holly
ment of Finance; No. 1876 pro- woods outstanding child actor,
vdes fund of $4,000 for De- is cast as the young son of
partment of Education for Cooper and Miss Mcclure.
transportation Of children, on Robert Midd1@cn has one o. his
. oon4root,o1 boai. fr III finest roles as Coones best friend
and spirited rival in the weekly
parochial and public schools of horse race to Sunday church meet
st. Croix and ST, Thomas. ing.
Act 327, provides fund for The cast also includes a excit-
repairs and rehabilitation Of ~. anLias+ 49, o @nsul
certain government buildings
III otr1 hoh'do dhu ~. OIoR, Friendly Persuasion" are the five
$130000. Bill 329, bill to autho- melodies written for the picture
rize the government to lease IT. r. 1Gsu,.1 pos
the Old Hospital in Frederik- n the film, and lyricist Paul
sted to the Kennebec School of FRANCES webster. These numbers
1y go are friendly Persuasion" MAR
~ "io8e Nldne' AcC ro ~ ry me, Marry Me" Knocking Bird
provides for consultant and in a Willow Tree" Indian Holt
craftsman for the Virgin Is ~ 'o eaA Ne q Little
lands Planning Board; 331, ad- cooper sings for the first time.
ditional funds for the Depart ronat+ 49, rIIIa4S Ims WI
rnent Of Property and Procure "Mocking Bird ina Willow Tree"
mon for ,nrconno1 and oon and in another sequence he sings
Marry Me, Marry Me" with the
tractual service, $4,000. No. 1872 three Amazon-tvne dauobtere of
provides life pension of $50. Malor1e Main.
monthly for Egbert Thomas One of the highights of the pic
former Police Sergeant and nt ome az 'ne opening when
$40 for former Corporal Ben ing rage and n # the - -
nerson. Bill No. 1873, appropri- cording artists in the country,
r. - sings the title song.
avs oN1ono Au0o ~ III Friendly Persuasion" is based
flee of Government Secretary. on the collected works Of the same
Act 1884, matching appropria- uUe 9 me noted novelist Jes-
II. sanyn West. Her book was a best
ton for Hospital construction seller
under the Halliburton Act $780, One of the most handsome fea-
, 1958-07-01
w E D N E S D A Y


at 500 and $3.50 nm
Big Double Feature Day u
Hit No
international Pictures presents:
TIC GRANDE"
John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara,
Chill Wills. j. Carol Mash
Victor McLaglen, & the
Sons of the Pioneers
This is the breath-taking Saga OF
the u. S. Cavalry!
Hit No. 2
international Pictures presents:
STRANGE ADVENTURE"
Joan Evans, Ben Cooper,
Maria English, Steve Wayne
Filmed in CALIFORNIA;
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Thrills, tense Action, Dramatic
Suspense!
1t Will Pleasure You in a
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Also Latest World Wide News
, 1958-07-01

chase of 8 acres of land, Mars
Hill, Frederiksted, for possible
building site for new Hospital.
, 1958-07-01
w. PHAIRE

W. PHAIRE -. former Police Sergeant AM
were not received until a short $40 for former Corporal Ben
time ago. nerson. Bill No. 1873, appropri
Yesterday June 80, 1858, ates additional funds to the of
Deputy Phaire finished his flee of Government Secretary
twentieth year, with t h e Act 1874, matching appropria
Service. ton for Hospital construction
Certificate and pin will be under the Halliburton Act $50
delivered to him with appro- 600. No. 1876 amendments t
pirate ceremonies in the very '. 1. Code-"How Members Q
near future, it was announced Boards are to be appointed
by Stanley A. Farrelly, United Act 342, authorizes the Cover
States Marshal nor to negotiate for the pur
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20
Is YEAR SERVICE

Continued from Page ID in Kodiak to find it cold and rainy, but with the fireweed still in bloom. The Japanese were on Attu at the time and the station observed complete blackout.
 Mrs. Wallace has seen many changes, she says; during her 15 years, both in Kodiak and on the Naval Station. The Wallaces were married in January, 1946, while Harry was still in the Marine Corps.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

FOR SALE--25x4O we'll construct ed building on 50x150 lot. Being used as garage City water avail able. Also quonset & adjoining lot. Both together or separate ly. Very reasonable. Owner will finance. Will accept late model car or fishing boat as part pay ment. Call 3591 day or evening.
 tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20
EST. FOOD ROUTE

BOO family Watkins Route now available. 90 year reputation. 4 top-grade one-man business, and no experience or money re- quired. Write for full informa- ton to The J. R. Watkins Com pany, 39O3 Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle 5, Washington. 2O-6n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

WELCOME TO THE ASSEMBLY ! OF GOD CHURCH on Mission. Rd. Ph 6491. Sunday School 10 ana. Morning Worship II am.
 Evangelistic Service 7:3O pm. Mid week Service Wednesday 7:30 pm. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

FOR RENT-New furn. 1 bdrm apt. Baseboard heat. Dwntwn lo- cation. Ph 2093, J. Metzgar.
 20-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

FOR SALE-AKC registered Bea-
 gles 6 wks old. Have had pup pie shots. Can be seen at 1341
 Brooklyn. 2O-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

EVERYTHING MUST GO in our used merchandise department. We need the space. Hanks
 Radio and nv. Ph 1922. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

FOR RENT House suitable for
 couple. Ph 2071. 2O-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

BARGAIN - Hunt prime mutton & beef fed BEARS. Bunk & grub S55 week; SIP day. NO CHARGE if you get your bear
 Reed Ranch, West Point, Ugan- ik Bay. 2O-2y
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

WORK WANTED-Widow wants
 work at once. Housekeeper, baby sitter, care for sick, cooks
 helper, etc. Ph 5672. 2O-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

WANTED TO RENT-2 or 3 bdrm
 house at once. Have own furni- ture. Will lease for year. Ph
 5672. 20-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

ROOMS FOR RENT-Tub or shower baths. In town, close to 20. Belmont Rooms above Bel mont Cafe. Men only. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

FOR SALE - Reconditioned ra- dios, TVS & record players. Hanks Radio & nv, Pm 1922.
 20-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

DACHSHUND PUPPIES - AKC
 registered. Reasonably priced.
 1466 Hemlock, A. H. 20-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

FOR SALE-Phonograph records, 78 speed. Glenn Miller era. Pm
 3151, Kodiak Cleaners. 20-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

FOR SALE Full grown geese.
 $1O ca. Tom Gallagher, Ph 3O33
 or 2293. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

FOR RENT-1 bdrm house w/garage. Furnace heat, auto. heat, washer. Comp. modern furnished. Also sml modern, comp. furn. dwelling. Ph 5451.
 tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

FOR RENT bdrm furn house located on beach. View. $50. Ph
 3O34. 2O-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

FOR SALE 4- 2 bdrm modern home, Eagle Pt, + mi from the Mission toward the Loran Sta tion. Comp. furn r/TV & deep freeze included. Furnace heat. Reasonable dn payment & terms; 2 bdrm quonset, partly furn, 4 rms & bath. A acre, $2O0O; '55 Nash Metropolitan hardtop, $500; '47 Jeep, 1 wheel drive, $500; g GU 1t upright deepfreeze, $4OO; 4 wheel Case trailer, $4oO. Ph 5822, Milton H. Smith, ST., Box Al. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

FOR SALE-Dinette set WA chairs; typewriter, Underwood upright, 14" carriage; gas stove, 30" oven. 1466 Hemlock, A. H.
 2O-1y
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FOR RENT-Apt near new school, suitable for couple. Nicely fur nished-elec. range, refrig, auto. washer. Ph 2523. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

FOR RENT -- Modern utility apt close to town. $6O per mo. Ph 4491 weekdays after 5:3O pm.
 tin
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FOR RENT-House, newly decor ated turnout, bdrm plus built in hunks. Comp furn auto washer, dryer, refrig. Near Spruce St. playground. Lg yard. Ph 2374. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Call Mrs. Hirschey, Ph 649l. Buy individual order or have party and receive lovely gifts.
 tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

FOR SALE-Air compressor with cylinder gas engine; galveniz- ed tubs on stand; bunk beds & misc. articles. Bill Damery, Ph
 4O64. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-20

FOR RENT bdrm comp furn apt at Marine View Apts near new Elks Bldg. Key at Apt. 3.
 tin
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FOR RENT-Efficiency apts, 1
 bdrm homes dwntwn. Reason able. Ph 5451. tin
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-21
State Music Camp
To Be Held June 1922
VIII Be Open To Students Who Are
In High School

The Delaware Music Camp, spon-
sored by the State Board of Educa-
ton, the Wilmington Board of Edu-
cation, and the Delaware Music
Educators Association, will be
held June 1922, 1858. The camp is
open to students who will be in
ninth grade or higher next year,
The vocal section, which is now
IN its eighth year, will again be
held at Wesley Junior College, Do
YER. DR.. Ivan Trusler, director of
choral organizations at the Univer-
sity of Delaware, will be conductor
of this section. The string section,
now two years old, will be held at
st. Andrews School, Middletown.
Powell Middleton, associate profess
sor of music at West Chester (Pa.)
State Teachers College, will return
as conductor of the string group.
Coordinator of the camp program
is Floyd T. Hart, state director of
music education. The camp will be
stated by Instrumental and vocal
music teachers from schools
throughout the state, with Allen l..
Richardson as director at st. An
drew's and H. Franklin Carroll as
director at Wesley Junior College.
The full camp fee is $4,000 for
boarding students and $1,000 for
day students. Because of budget
requirements, it has been necessary
Continued on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-21
Sussex Post No. 8
Observes Birthday
Dinner Held Last Sunday lin Log
Cabin At Georgetown

Sussex Post No. 8, American Le-
gion, observed it's 39th birthday
with a dinner last Sunday at 2
p. M, at the Log Cabin, the Le-
gion's Home, at Georgetown.
A large birthday cake was pre-
sentej by Col. and Mrs. Ralph S.
Baker.
Allen Larson, second vice COM
mander of the post, was master of
ceremonies.
Nelson Coar, oratorical contest
candidate from the Georgetown
High School, sponsored by the post,
was introduced by Lester Brumley.
He gave the speech on the U. S.
Constitution and Bill of Rights
which he. had given at the recent
contest at Warner Junior High
School.
Introduced as special guests
were: Past Department Command
er John Longbotham; Department
Vice Commander Charles Jackson
District Commander of District No.
4, Leon d. Short; District Com
mander of District No. 8, George
Collins, Milford, who is also COM
mander of Post No. 8, Milford, and
his wife, Carolyn, who is adjutant
Continued on. page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-21
Milford Has Kent Cancer
Teacher Who Unit Presents
Is HOnOred Check Here
Mrs. Julia DerricksOn
Sixth Grade Teacher
Has Article Appearing
In School Arts.

In the March issue of School
Arts, an organ devoted to the work
of teachers and children, Mrs. Ju-
liza Derrickson, sixth grade
teacher in the Milford School, has
a very fine contribution under the
caption Creative Art and Social
Studies. Pictures of the class room
are also shown with some of the
local children as they work. Cor
relation is the word that Mrs. Der
rickson uses to evaluate the class
room work. For many interests of
the class, whether it be e country,
a field trip, special holiday Or an
important organization, ground
work is done to bring out much of
what shall take place Jas the cul-
mination of the study is reached.
Mrs. Derrickson gave a fine exam
pie of this when she told in the ar
ticle of the preparation for the
class trip to Mount Vernon and to
Washington. The foll0w-up with
the story in colorful folders, the
content of the story of the trip, and
the correlated art of what was seen
to illustrate the happenings of the
day accented the social studies as
it promoted art. The article is an
exact definition of correlation.