Milford chronicle., 1921-04-01
DACSBORO

The DagsbOrO baseball team will
hold a festival on the school ground
Saturday evening, April End. Ice
cream, cake, home made candies, etc.
for sale. Music by the Greenwood or
chestra, assisted by by our Dagsboro
talent. Fortune telling by a famous
gypsy lady. The boys of the gram
mar school are playing with other
town schools, weekly, so they must
have some money in the treasury.
Come out and encourage the boys in
good sports.
The P. T. A. of DagsbOro held it's
regular meeting on last Saturday ev-
ening at the M. E. Church. The en-
terror of the church was beautifully
decorated, appropriate for the Occa-
sion and the church was filled to its
capacity. The program consisted of
songs, recitatiOns, exercises, duets,
trios and defamation contest. There
were eight grammar school pupils who
competed for the honors. All of them,
however, did splendidly. The judges,
the Misses People and Barger and
Mrs. Snyder, rural school supervisors,
gave the decision of first prize to Carl
Steininger; of second prize to Anna
and of third prize to Alice Ad-
kins. The prizes were a two and
half dollar gold piece, an Easter bSs-
ket and book, respectively. 1t might
be of interest to state that there was
only one and One-third per cent diff
ference among the first three con-
testants. The program committee de-
sire to thank the visiting and local
r,esf
thing the other contestants
for the splendid way in which they
handled themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Daisey are
guests of his parents at Stockley for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bunting, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph West and daughter
and Miss Carrie Dukes motored to
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bunting of
and Miss aCtherine Nc
Jabe of Whaleyville visited relatives /
lere during the weekend
Mrs. Delema Laws of Wilmington
pent the weekend with Miss Lena
Vest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parker enter
aimed at dinner on Saturday in honor
f their daughter.
Mrs. Sarah Bunting is very ill at
his writing.
On Wednesday evening at 1880 o.
lock Mrs. Anna Murray of Selbyville
nd Herman .SOrden of this town were
uietly married at the M. P. Church
y Rev. J. T. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred West enter
aimed Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tim
IONS and children, Mrs. Charles M.
,ulkes and son, Charles, of MillsbOrO. I
Misses Helen and Madeline Thomas
{ Wilmington have been spending
leir Easter vacation with their par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Illea Thomas. They 7
ad as their guests to dinner on Sun
ay Misses Birda Parker and Bertha Z
annon, Mr.. Burdick of Seaford and !
r. Jefferson. :
Miss Myrtle Hudson is home from !
for a short while.
Ralph White of Wilmington has
cen visiting relatives here.
Elisha Cannon visited Mr.. and Mrs. :
w. Faucet at Georgetown on Sun :,
".
Rev. Steininger left on Tuesday for \
inference. He preached his farewell g
rmon on Sunday evening to large l.
ldience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Adkins have 4
ID Miss Fannie Hickman of Loves u
Roads as their guest recently. q
Mrs. Gertrude West and son, Pres
n, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed u
ard Collins of Millsboro on Sunday. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Steele spent q
nday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
own of near HarbesOn. IC
The Dagsboro grammar school n
seball team will cross bats with IO
2 Greenwood grammar school team
turday on the Dagsboro diamond. n
The teachers and pupils of our u
lOol are preparing their program
Arbor Day. We are sure that our ST
will visit the school that W.
7, thereby helping to inculate the
rit of the occasion. Nothing can be re
greater importance to a community M
n a beautifully arranged school sh
lse and school grounds. Let's do all
our power to better the aesthetic so
ditiOn Of our school. If we do, boys TO
girls will always continue to rev. CO.
nee the school as their second ma
ne. Let's foster the spirit already po
lined. e.