Milford chronicle., 1922-10-13
DAGSBORO

n Farent Nickers, Mr.. and Mrs. Arri
r I1udson, Mrs. Sarah West ind son
Of MI. and Mrs. Harold Hudson an,
II daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. James Scho
n waiter and family and Miss GLADYS
II smith were all visitors at Mr.. ant
T. Mrs. Robert Hudson on Sunday, Oc
e tOber 1st.
!. Master Paul Williams is spending
,. some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
o mond Faucet at Georgetown.
= VIM. Williams visited Mr. and Mrs
D T. L. McCabe at Selbyville on Sun
day.
Elisha Cannon attended the sale
OF Fred johnson, near Milton, on
| Thursday.
: Mrs. Hettie J. Lingo visited R. D.
Lingo, Jr., and family the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lingo and grandchil-
dren, Virginia and Grace Lingo also
Miss Butler were visitors at Lewes
on Sunday.
Ollie McCabe purchased the home
OF Mrs Gertrude West Walls which
was sold at public auction last Sat
urday.
Ebe Chandler has been appointed as
postmaster for Dagsboro. The post
Office has been removed to Depot
street, near Chandlers garage.
Farmers have been very busy the
past week getting out sweet pota-
toes. They are 25 cents per basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Baker and |
children visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward TimmOns on Sunday.
walter Smith and nephew, Louis
Williams, spent Wednesday night
with relatives at Whitesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Vickers en-
tertained on Sunday the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hudson and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Arrie Hudson. Mrs.
sarah West and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
smith and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
ullus Rowe and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Hudson and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parent Vickers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Vickers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schowalter and children and Oscar
Vickers.
Fred Williams and family of Mills
Ooro visited James Williams and
amily on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and
'hlldren of FrankfOrd visited Mr.. and
drs. John Lockwood, on Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
lome Of Mrs. Joseph N. Hudson on
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul West had as
uests on Saturday Mr.. Burton, near
eaford and Mr.. West, near Bridge
lie. Mr.. Burton was accompanied
ONE by Mr.. and Mrs. West for a
eek=end visit.
We hear Mr.. and Mrs. Daisey of
'ilmington are the proud parents of
new baby boy. Mrs. Daisey is the
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Tim
ons of Dagsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. George West of
iney Neck, spent Sunday with w. 9.
udson and wife.
Mrs. Julia Parsons left for Berlin.
d., on Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Raymond Lingo and
lsses Buetler and Willis spent Sun
y evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Ond Faucet of Georgetown.
Prof Otis P. Jefferson spent the
'ek-end in GOldsboro, Md.
Miss Myrtle Hudson of Ellendale
ent the weekend with her par
Is.
Hiram Thompson, a highly respect
colored man, near town, died Fri
Y, of Brights' disease.
SCHOOL NOTES
1t our P. T. A. meeting held at the
gsboro School, Friday evening.
'tember 29th, a program was rcn-
ed, said to be one of ihe best ten
ed since the organization at Days
o had been perfected. The program
J both educational and inspiration-
The inspiratiOnal features we're
lie manifest, especially when little
S participated and when our old
nd, Joe Lank, talked. Of course.
talk was quite educational, al
Then when Edgar Nicholson, of
on, gave the keystone address
the P. 7. A. school year, every &C
felt as never before, perhaps, VI
1t was necessary to become CO. Il
'ative. SCC
)w, friends, lets live up TO Mr..
lOlson's suggestions. Dagsboro is
so lets keep our P. T. A. .
best possible Suppose we all SIT
our organization to boost our
ldance, as we made only 81 per +A6
last month. 1t ought to be 95 ~
cent, I'm sure ~,
r girls are practicing for basket 'SSA
since our diamond has been pre-
d. We expect to play several
h games later. If, however, our
speople support our athletics,
i'll have several games in the ev-
:. Lights can be gotten quite
are also glad to say that some
pupils are writing good themes
tories. We are enclosing one of
'est themes written for class
for publication. Next week.
yer, we plan to publish several
themes.
'UR HALLOWEEN PARTY
Virginia Archer, 9th grade
last day of October came with
roar as we were getting prepar-
s4ve a Halloween party that II
There were lanterns hung in
room and on the porch. At eight q
the guests began arriving, -
mes in groups, or in couples.
Vo rooms were soon packed.
were many sitting on the porch a
ups talking also. The party
ssed without much excitement iii
ome of the. younger ones came n
g in, scared very badly. They
lere was something terrible in
ckyard. We all proceeded out
yard to investigate. They took