Milford chronicle., 1959-04-24

Mrs. John E. Burris, of Milford
was the guest speaker Mrs. Burris
is chairman of the state committee
on selection of high school juniors
to receive the Delaware State Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Club four
scholarships for study abroad. Mrs
Burris presented Miss Carol
Steiner, American, of Milford, who
went to Holland last summer un-
der the Americans Abroad Summer
Program for the American Field
Service; and Miss Ann Steinsland
Norwegian, who is an exchange
student in the Milford High School
under the American Field Service
Program this year The girls spoke
of their experiences here and a.
broad.
The program was most interest
| ing as the Delaware State FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs has SO re-
Gently selected through their vari-
GUS committees, one student and an
alternate from each county to re-
ceive a free scholarship of study
in the high schools abroad this
year Although the American Field
Service has had somewhat of a
start in this state, the project OF
the Delaware Women's Clubs has
stirred a greater interest in the
exchange program of the American
Field Service. Just recently, the
Lewes High School formed an A
merican Field Service Chapter with
the same committee set up by
Mrs. Farrin for the Zwaanendael
Club on Tuesday night were mem
bers of the Village Improvement
Association of Rehoboth.
Other guests of the Zwaaenen-
dael Club on Tuesday night were
members of the Village Improve
ment Association of Rehoboth
Beach.
Miss Ella B. Twilley, music
chairman, presented Miss Mary r.
Vincent, who rendered several vo-
cal solos.
Hostesses for the evening were i:
Mrs. Frank Shipiro, Mrs. Harold
Creadick and Mrs. Ed Suthard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hadder
of Milton, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Sallie Patricia,
to Mr. Richard d. Wells, of Mil
ton. The wedding took place in
Whites Chapel Church, Saturday,
April 4th, at p. m. The bride was
given in marriage by her father.
Her only attendant was sister,
Mrs. William v. Clendaniel, of Cam
bridge, Md, Mr.. Richard Selbert,
of Milton served as best man.
The ushers were Mr.. William v.
Celndaniel of Cambridge, Mr.. Harry
G.. Metzner, of Lewes. uncle of the
bride; Mr.. David Wells, of Milton,
cousin of the groom and Mr.. Wayne
Schrimer, of Milton, cousin of the
groom
Around two hundred relatives
and friends attended the reception
in the church basement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells have return
ed from their honeymoon trip to
Niagara Falls and Canada. Mr..
Wells is with the Board of Public
Works in Lewes.
All teachers, administrators, and
other employees of the Lewes Spe-
cial School District had their con-
tract renewed by the Lewes Board
of Education at the April meeting.
The superintendent, DR.. Leon H
Farrin, was authorized to engage
extra industrial arts and business
education teachers for the next
semester, Applications are being
received for the position of voca-
tional agricultural teacher to- re-
place Lester S. Hess, who is retir-
ing at the close of this school year
The master schedule of next
years high school was approved
by the board. 1t provides for addi-
tional time for guidance counselors
For the first time will have the
opportunity to take four years OF
French instead of two.
The 195860 schedule also calls
for expansion and intensifcation OF
offerings in mathematics, science
auto mechanics and English.
All senior girl contestants in the
third annual Miss Lewes Contest
and their mothers, were guests OF
honor of the Lewes Rotary Club
last Monday night at it's quarterly
ladies night dinner in the Lewes
School cafeteria.
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