Milford chronicle., 1923-03-09
MILLSBORO

Wilmington with their daughter, Mrs.
steve Toadvine. Mrs. Houston has
been suffering from a cold and grippe
and has not recovered sufficiently to
return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gray of FELTON,
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dobson on Sunday.
John Lingo of H. B., has been i'll
for the past month and although able
to be out some, is still quite feeble.
About a hundred people took ad-
vantage of the excursion to Ph1ladel-
phia on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Dodd nave
been in Philadelphia this week ana
party of friends motored up IN
Blackstone's sedan on Friday atter-
noon. ,,,.,,....
Spencer Hall Williams, attended the
funeral services at Wesley M. e..
| Church in Georgetown on Tuesday al
ternoon. but many more were deter
red by the extremely inclement Wea-
them. Mr.. Williams was former pas
for here and had a host OF warm
friends who sympathiZe deeply Win
his family. G. S. Williams of this town
is a son of the deceased.
A play under the auspices of the La
dies Aid. is being rehearsed and Will
be produced in the near future. Inc
dramatic venture is called The Olu
New Hampshire Home.
'The Soul of Man" was shown on
the screen in Dodd's Hall on Iuesuay
and Wednesday nights for the benenC
of the High School boys athletic asso-
citation. .,oa
The Smart Shop has opened ahead
of its scheduled time and is display
ing pretty styles in Spring millinery
Until store can be secured Mrs. Bur
ton and Mrs. Lingo are occupying the
front room next to the bank IN the
residence of Mrs. Hett1e ). LINGO Oh
Main street. ,o.+ ,,,oo1,
Notices were received here last week
of the death of Benjamin Jones OF VII
mingtOn. Mr.. Jones spent MS carry
youth here and has been frequent
visitor since living elsewhere. He was
nephew of B. Frank Jones and a
grandson of Mrs. Eliza J. JONES' Oh
this town. - ono
Mr.. and Mrs Layton Houston are
the nroud parents of little DaDy
girl Katherine Welsh, who came TO
town last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Floyd Lingo and nttie
daughter, Charlotte Ennis, made thel1
first visit on Sunday afternoon to MT
and Mrs. John Lingo, since baby Char
Iotte's advent. Mrs. Lingo is visiting
; with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Ennis. at Harbeson, for some time.
Mrs, Ollie Atkins, teacher of Home
! Economics, is a victim of grippe this
week. -,- .+
The Ladies Aid held its March meet
: ing on Monday night with Mrs. Alc'
? Roltz and Mrs. Sallie MCGEE.
| Prospects look good for anothel
building boom this year. Building lotS
in the new section of town opened III
; from the Charles B. Houston estate
2 and owned by A. R. DoOd and r.
Carev. are offered for sale, and Dame
Rumor says there will be anoIhel
land sale of lots on the boulevard u
Mission. ,.
Miss Marguerite Mitchell, teache'
in Bridgeville, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Mitchell.
The Ladies Aid will give a play call
ed the "BOOk OF ESJner next ueSuS' a.
and Wednesday evening in Dodd
. Hall. ,,. -,
sneak on the Book of Esther next sun
. day evening and everyone is urged tt
read through the entire book tnel
E come and hear it on Sunday evening
! and also go to see it on the screen OF
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
= thus learning both by the ear and TN
t eye.
A few early gardeners had their CAP
> bage plants ready to put out on Iues
day morning but the snow storm wa
rather discouraging to out of door
) work
IL you are sick, take Chiroprach
G Adjustments and get well. Ann
! K. Gregorious, Chiropractor. Omces
E Milford and Dover. so-1