Milford chronicle., 1922-12-01
DAGSBORO

Some from here went to SelbyvillC
Thursday to see the fire.
Many aro Il1 here are busy MAX
ing holly wreaths.
Miss Laura Hickman of Millsboro
visited her aunt, Mrs. Kate Williams
on Saturday.
Paul West had the misfortune of
sticking a pitch fork in his foot, but
glad to say he is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Andrew Campbell and children
and Mrs. Mary Jane Campbell, of
Frankford, also Chas. Davis and fam
lily visited John Lockwood and family
recently.
Alden Lockwood returned to his
home in Philadelphia on Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Johnson of Georgetown
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Wagamon
and G. A. Cannon and family during
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Reed of Ellen
dale entertained friends from here on
Sunday
Frank Johnson visited his parents
at Ocean View Saturday and Sunday.
John Dukes is very i'll at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Edith Pennewill and Miss Ma
rie Clogg went to the city Wednesday
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Truitt visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Daisey also Felix
Hall at Bayard's on Sunday.
Ex-Governor Townsend and son
Paul were in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Lingo, Jr., were |
at SeafOrd on Tuesday.
1t is reported there is to be Piggly
Wiggly store hereto start in F'ebru-
ary. They will occupy the store house
now owned by Chas. Gray.
There were five who went up to
Saturday morning to take
the examination for the new rural
mail route from here. They were AL
red West, Chas. Brasure, Jr., Harvey
Bunting, Charles Townsend and Roy
Nelson. Chas. Townsend is carrying
he mail until some one is appointed.
Entertainment and Debate at
DagsbOrO
On Saturday evening, December 2,
here will be held in the Dagsboro
chool house, a debate of unusual i'm
'Ortance on Resolved, That European
freed is the Root of all Turkish TrOu-
les" The affirmative will be sup
orted, we think, by Hon. Elwood Mel
on, lawyer, of Frankford, and by I
liss Lena Swain, high school SEN
1r, of Ellendale; while the negative
ill be argued by Rev. W. W. RaWlin-
on and w. r. Tyden of Greenwood.
IL of these debaters possess unusu-
ability for augmentation. We also .
Zpect to have ex-Judge Hon. Henry :
Conrad, Rev. J. T. Bailey, of
and Miss Gladys Bromley,
high school teacher at FrankfOrd,
} judge the contest. Admission zoe 4
II adults and 10 cents for children.
Ome one and all to enjoy the debate
Id all the other features of enter
which are being planned.
School Notes
The next meeting of the Dagsboro
T. A. will be held at the school
'use, Saturday evening, December 2, i
7:45 o'clock. The program is as .,
lows: Songs, America" and John f.
owns Body" prayer, Rev. Lynn; ri
aiding and the adoption of the min ct
es; solo, Goodbye" by Mr.. Sears; Y
artet, by Dagsboro ladies; solo, cts re
lough," by Mr.. Sears; exercise, w
he Piper of Good English" by sil
lss of pupils; remarks, by chair G.
m; debate, Resolved, That Euro
IN Greed is the Root of all Turkish tn
Oubles." affirmative, Miss Lena an
ain of Glendale for 20 minutes; MI
artet by Elwood Nelson, Herman SCI
ly, Thos. and Carl Humphrey; neg
We, Rev. w. w. Rawlinson, of ar
for 25 minutes; solo "Calm ito
the Night" by Mr.. Sears; aff1rma- We
,, Hon. Elwood Nelson, of Frank bel
d, for 25 minutes; flute solo, by maj
Wiley, of Greenwood; negative, -
R. Tyden, of Greenwood, for 20
lutes; consultation of debaters -
quartet by Dagsboro ladies; re-
tai, Mr.. Rawlinson, the affirmative
porter, for minutes; rebuttal,
Nelson, the negative defender, for
linutes; decision of judges; song,
lifting Party" by audience; and
ediction by Rev. J. T. Bailey.