Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1924-01-18
Lincoln City

There will be a meeting of the Lin
coin Home and School Association on
Tuesday evening, January 22nd, be-
ginning at o'clock. We expect to
have with us IS speakers for the ev-
ening, G. T. Reed and H. B. King, SUI
perintendent of the elementary
schools. 1t is hoped that every parent,
every member of the association, and
all others who are Interested in cdu-
cation will be p"3591t.
/ S. P. Griffith auu wife. Mrs. Eliza
beth Whitehead and Miss Carrie HOus-
ton attended the Sussex County Po-
mona Grange, held al Columbia, near
Deimar, on Thursday.
Mrs. G.. w. swan has been spend
ing the pas week with heT sister,
Mrs. Harry Bets, at Shawnee.
Mrs. George ". TraYlOr of Bermuda
Islands, is at home with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. +. =. Hitch.
Mrs. Osborne Willis ana son Gilbert
of Wyoming IRE the guests Of her mo-
Their, Mrs. Kate Beardsley
Mr.. and Mrs. William Truitt gave a
turkey dinner on Sunday in honor of
their relatives and friends Among the
many present were: Mrs. Nancy Tru-
lit, VIM. ClenlanIel and family. G.
w. Swain, Harry Tru;tt and family of
Milford. Murray Wyatt and wife, Miss
Lille Cook, Arthur COyerdale and
family, of Milo ID Neck. WilI:s Fitz-
gerald and MIR. and Mrs. Robert Walls
of Milton.
Mrs. Joe Watson and son IIillY spent
Sunday with Ora Roberts and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Curtin Of Dover,
formerly Of this town. are receiving
congratulations upon th3 arrival OF a
fine son.
Mrs. George Warren and daughter |
Ethel Mae, left Saturday for Spring |
Grove, Pa, where she will join her
husband and spend the remainder of |
the winter G1onths.
Willard Deputy and family OF Laur-
ell spent the weekend with f.Off lid
Deputy and family.
The Sewing Circle was delightfully."-
entertained 1T the home of Mrs May
Wyatt on Wednesday evening
Mrs. VIM. Morrison, Mrs. Vim. Chip
man, Bertha Clendani2l and Donald
Postles are among the many who ale
on the sick list.
Miss Olevih Collins IS spending
week with NJ. AMI Mrs. r. H. Der
ricksOn.
Mrs. A. 3. Donovan is spending sew
eral days in Wilmington, as the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Marker.
Miss Mable Stevenson of Milford
spent the weekend with Miss Ruth l
Clendaniel.
Rufus Cook of New York is spend !
ing some time with his nephew, ii. D.
Cook.
Davis Donovan of Wilmington spent
Sunday with his parents, MI and g
Mrs. E. NJ. Donovan. p
Harvey Swain, accompanied by Mrs. t
VIM. Truitt, Mrs. Murray Wyatt and S
he Misses CIaora and Laureta Truitt n
we're Dover visitors on Tuesday. tt
Miss Bertha Short, = nurse who has il
1een in attendance w!th Mrs. r. H. Il
OerricksOn, during her recent Illness, o
60 home at Smyrna, on Tues
lay. Il
Our Sunday school held It's annual e.
election Of officers on Sunday morn II
ng, Rev. G. r. Wood in charge. The H
ollowing we're elected for the pres d.
mt year: superintendent, w. A Ire b
and; assistant superintendent, Joseph
Tessick; secretary, VIM. Donovan; as B
istant secretary, Mrs. Jay Abbott; f. le
lancial secretary, Mrs. Harry War s;
en-; treasurer, Charles Walls: mis- 81
ionary superintendent, Miss Minnie d
iced; missionary trea ;urer, R. H. tC
)errickson; temperance supcrintend-
mt. Mrs. G. T.. Wood home depart s;
1ent superintendent, Miss Clara T'u- is
It; cradle roll superintendent, Mrs. al
Vm. Donovan; primary superintend- NJ
Mt. Miss Mary Lacey; librarian, John 81
reland and Clifford Donovan; organ tr
#. Miss Edna Dawson; assistant CT fo
anist, Miss Ruth Clendanie!. vi
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Call at Morris Store for Petty's
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