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Pro Cutz offers back-to-school trims
Delaware State Police hand out school supplies at Labor Day event
Josiah Gibbs of Georgetown gets his hair trimmed close by barber Daniel Gueh during the Pro Cutz Sports Barbershop Labor Day back-to-school event. The shop – in the Vineyards on Route 9 in Lewes – offered $5 haircuts with a discount for every “A” in a core subject. Delaware State Police handed out school supplies and refreshments were provided. The shop was filled for the entire time of the event with seven barbers taking part. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOS
September 8, 2017
Four of the seven barbers are busy with a host of young boys waiting for their haircuts.
Barber Deshawn Shepphard clips Wyatt Aiello’s hair.
It’s hard to tell whether Jerry Smith III is happy or not that he’s getting his hair cut in time for the first day of school.
Pro Cutz owner Chester Hope Jr. prepares to clip Ryan Howell’s hair. Howell is attending Millsboro Middle School. Collena Hope, the owner’s wife, helped coordinate the event.
Josiah Gibbs of Georgetown is happy his time in the barber chair is over.
With light from the front window of the shop on them, barber John Glover styles the hair of William Harmon of Georgetown.
Barber Deshawn Shepphard gets started cutting the hair of DaShawn LeGrand Jr. of Rehoboth Beach.
Delaware State Police Cpl. Rickey Hargis is on hand to give out school supplies.
Delaware State Police Cpl. Rickey Hargis, of the community outreach unit, asks Amare Chandler and his mother, Kamesha, what school supplies they need.
Mairyn Matthews of Frankford gets a haircut from barber Jae Riddick.
Isaiah Maguthan of Milton checks out an assortment of book bags handed out during the event.
