Milford chronicle., 1921-05-20
DACSBORO


Rev. J. T. Bailey delivered an ex
cellent sermon on Sunday Afternoon
to the Red Men who visited the M. P
Church in a body. His subject wai
"The Brotherhood of Man." Rev. Bail
ey pointed out that secret orders were
branches of the Great Brotherhood
the Church, and were to be commend
ed for their good work in aiding hui
manity, but that though one might be-
long to all secret orders he might
still fail in the one essential thing
namely, close fellowship with God.
The mems service held in the NJ
E. Church Sunday evening was both
interesting and inspiring. Rev. Ed
ridges theme was What is Man?" He
spoke on the four sides of man, the
physical, the moral, the intellectual,
and the religious. The music was es-
pecially good. S. G. Evans of Milford
was organist. He had as his accom-
panist, Shockley Dougherty, of Mil
ford, who played the flute. The choir
was composed of men who rendered
their selections exceedingly well. O.
H. Campbell and John Mitchell sang
beautifully the selection, Goods Guild
ing Hand" A very large crowd was
in attendance. The service next Sun
day evening will be conducted by the
ladies OF the church.
Don't forget the Children's Day ser
vice to be held in the M. P. Church
Sunday evening, May 29th. A cantata
Natures Diadem of Praise" will be
rendered by the school.
Tho ,,,o,,, I,oyc Of H. NJ n %
will hold festival Saturday even
ing, May %. Everybody is invited.
Mrs. Name Bennett had as her
guests Saturday evening Miss Viola
Evans and Manaen Lynch of Millville
and William McCabe of Roxana.
Lee DonOway of Philadelphia is
with his family again.
Miss Bertha Cannon and brother.
spent the weekend with their
sister, Mrs. Raymond Faucet Of
Georgetown.
Mrs. Emma Short Marvel is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Marvel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bell recently
Entertained friends from Wilmington.
Miss Della Bunting of this town
Won second prize in the Delaware
leaders, preliminary contest by hay
ng the second largest number of |
'otes by May 10. The final contest is
lot ended. Her many friends wish |
Ter success in her efforts to win the |
'ord. They are already having happy |
reams of long rides with Miss Bunt- |
ng.
Raymond Steele's new garage is
bout completed and will soon be on
ned for work.
Our school was well represented at
on Field Meet Day, May
9th, by having about 100 children
nd parents in attendance. The pupils
eft the school in a body in several
ars and truck. DozQls of national
ags, attendance flags and banners
caring the words "DagsborO No. g."
-aVed gayly in the air. From the
choOl yells and schools songs we
card them giving we know they had
lie true spirit of the day. During the
ay the school was presented with a
.rge Delaware flag for having made
certain percentage of attendance.
Il. +. Archer of West Chester, Pa,
spending a few days with his fam
y here.
Mrs. Julia Walls and children have
owed to Lincoln.
The teachers of our school met at
e home of Mrs. Ida Chandler, one
the teachers, on Monday evening to
scuss various problems. They par
OK OF a Dounteous repast at the
Ose of their business meeting.
Mrs. Clara Archer has been in Phil
elph1a recently to purchase books
our new school library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Daisey of Bay
d spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
'rnOn Steen. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hickman and
ms and Mr.. and Mrs. Delphia Hick- I
IN spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
las. Wells of Lewes.
Remember the P. T. A. meeting Sat-
day, p. m. at the Dagsboro M. P.
lurch. There will be a defamation
ntest of the pupils of the fourth and
In grades and addresses by Prof.
Her of GOldey College, Wilmington,
d Mrs. Snyder, rural supervisor. I
e music, however, will be spirited.
e school will be assisted, perhaps, :
an orchestra, composed of the
te, an organ, two violins and a cor
!. Come out to help others and to be
ped.
This community was saddened Mon
morning to hear of the death of
s. Henrietta c. Brumbley, aged n
lrs, widow of the late Joseph S.
Since the latter's death,
S. Brumley has lived with her 3
INCEST daughter, Mrs. Geo. M. Bak- 9
About weeks ago she went to ;
it another daughter, Mrs. w. P. Z
st, of near Selbyville, where she 8
taken seriously ill on Wednes- 3
evening of last week. She bore 9
st OF the suffering with God, Whom 3
had been trying to follow since )
childhood days and twas He Who q
t His angels for her Monday NOR 3
g at 4:S0 o'clock. She leaves to =
1rn their loss, four daughters, Mrs, z
ma Donoway, Mrs. Abisha Ger -
l, Mrs. Geo. M. Baker, of Dagsboro
Mrs. William West of SelbyvilIe;
IS sons, Lemuel Brumbley of Days
}, Louder Brumbley of Salisbury,
John Brumbley of Selbyvilie
Elliioh T. n