Milford chronicle., 1920-04-09
DACSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Hudson and A.
Philips spent the Easter holidays
with relatives in Wilmington and
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Gertrude West entertained
Miss Elsie Brittingham of Harring-
ton and Miss Louise Swain Of Fed
eralsburg, Md. over the weekend.
Miss Bertha Wagaman of Whining
ton and Messrs. Jerry and Daniel
Wagamon of Milton spent Sunday
with their aunt, Mrs. Jennie Johnson
and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac TimmOns.
Lewis and Joseph Flogg OF Phila-
delphia are spending sometime with
their sister, Mrs. Lee DonOway.
Mrs. William B. Chandler gave an
/ egg hunt to the primary class of each
Sunday school on MOnuay at noon. 1t
was held on the lawn of the NJ. p
Church. The eggs were boiled then
hidden in the grass and the little tots
had the privilege Of eating all they
found with oyster crackers which
Mrs. Chandler had all ready for them.
Those who were not lucky enough to
ind a real egg were given candy ones
so everyone had a part Of the good
time. A shower came during the
party and they had to seek shelter for
awhile but nevertheless their happy
smiling faces showed that there was
sunshine in their hearts if not with /
out We feel sure they will want /
Easter to come again soon.
Mrs. Lizzie Fisher, primary teacher .
in the NJ. P. Sunday school, gave each
one in her class on Sunday a little
Easter basket which she made filled
with eggs. The children were delight
ed with these. Let's all be children
next year and get a share Of the good
things going.
Miss Elizabeth Townsend is spend
ng her Easter vacation with her par
snts at River View Farm. Misses Vio-
a Smith and Helen Bullock, her
at Darlington Seminary,
ire visiting her. Chas. Townsend of .
Mckinley Townsend of
Raymond Faucet of
and Elisha Cannon OF J..
)agsbOro were also weekend guests
# Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Townsend.
Rev. c. W. Strickland was returned 4
S pastor of the NJ. f. Church. We
1ish him a happy and successful
ear. 4
Rev ]. T. Bailey preached very
Easter sermon. This was
is last sermon during this confer 4
nee year which has been remarkably
lccessful. He has been unanimous
: invited to return for another year. .
Miss Mary Timmons has been
pending several days with relatives
Lewes. :
Mrs. Estella Reynolds had as her
lests recently Mrs. Pauline Lang :
nd daughter, and Miss Cynthia Rey-
bids of Wilmington.
A very good Easter program was
ell rendered at the NJ. E. Church
lnday evening. The music was ex-
ptionally fine and the recitations by
e little tots were enjoyed immense HI
While visiting in Georgetown Sun hi
y Miss Myrtle HUDSON had the mis- al
rtune to severely sprain her ankle Ii;
d is unable to walk. E,
Miss Myrtle Baker spent last week st
tn her cousin Miss Elva Rogers. al
SelbyVille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Collins. Mr.. tn
d Mrs. William Godfrey and Mr.. he
'an of Bishopville. Md, were Days
ro callers on Sunday. ho
H. N. Clausen of Philadelphia is
sting his family here. Oh
Misses Ida Steen and Birda Parker a
e on the sick list. Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hart and Mr..
d Mrs. AlphOnzo Hazard were cal on
s at the home of r. d. Lingo, Jr. So
Sunday. rie
Mss Marguerite Hickman spent the
extend with her aunt, Mrs. Carl an
lg at Selbyville. Ph
'he members of the NJ. P. Church we
] hold a festival in the town hall
Saturday evening, April II, 1920. ed
erybody is invited to come has