Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06
MillsbOro

On the evening of February twen-
tleth IN the Mechanics Hall turkey
supper was served to help defray the
expenses of building the new par
sonage. The decorations were car
ried out in cherry and white and the
hall was beautiful in it's party dress.
From the supper, the rainy day
bags, the sale of quilt and a festi-
val on Saturday night the proceeds
amounted to four hundred and eIev-
en- dollars.
The excursion from Philadelphia
on Sunday brought several visitors
to town, but the rainy day kept them
house bound until late in the day.
The Ladies Aid met on Monday
night with Mrs. Carrie Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burton and
son Earl of Los Angeles, California,
are spending some time with Mr..
and Mrs. L. J. Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Dodd are
spending a few days in Salisbury
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Downing, |
Jr.
On Wednesday, March the eleventh,
the flour mill here will be sold at
public sale.
Carey and Truitt are invoicing this
week preparatory to turning their
business over to Harley Mitchell and
Roy Jones who will conduct the
store in partnership.
George DOnaway has also sold his
business to Mr.. Lynch who is con- :
1ucting the restaurant at the same 9
stand.
Mrs. Nell Burton was in Philadel- "
)hia last week and accompanied Mr.. =
md Mrs. Jesse Jones in an automo- =
'ile there. y
Madeline Rose, the small daughter Z
# Mr.. and Mrs. William Rose has =.
'een ill for several days but is JIM %
rowing now. II ..
Walter Belts, a son of Mr.. and q
Irs. A. L. Belts, who has been pit -
hing for the Phillies for several "
is in training at Bradenton, .,
Ia. a. a.
Mrs. Ora Lingo is in Dagsboro ~
MS week where she was called by ~ ~
le death of her mother, Mrs. Sallie y, "
annOn. -
Coming home from the basket ball " "
anne at Laurel on Friday night the g. g..
II of Mr.. Baldelli, one of the high -
,hOOl teachers, was run into near 81
lie almshouse by another car from 10
rankfOrd and wrecked. Mr.. Baldelli w
jcaped with numerous small cuts h.,
ON flying glass. Everett Messick ~,
hO was also on the front seat was NJ.
It more severely and Misses Helena 49, 49,
odd and Marie Ellingsworth on the 81 oe
ok seat suffered greatly from Sot 10
ock. GO, sO,
On Thursday evening, February S6'
in the assembly hall of the school 90,
ilding the Home and School ,.o- o-
ague held its monthly meeting. ~,
ter the meeting was opened by SUt Ut
lging, the Lords Prayer and the r.
ports Of the various committees pi1
lde. The program by the 9TH and Pi1
grades, Miss Tyndell, teacher, Ode
S given: bis
Singing, Mary Had a Cold, John --t 7
ng, Reginald Lynch; recitation, mi,
.tysburg Speech, Reba Prettyman; The ta
yet, Six Molars; recitation, I faiT
uld Be Like Washington, Joseph T
Inns; singing, Betsy Ross and the hoo
g, girls; discussion, The Rural ~ !
me, Messrs. ]. Reese White and NM
. G. Ellis. x
Ir. White, a Junior member of the .6o1-
lston, White Lumber Co., and a i+se,
known practical business man, tbe
e very interesting and valuable i1to
, to prospective home builders; s+ro %
ecially emphasizing the impor- ME-
,e of choosing good, lasting ma n, y
ais, building well and installing dreT
modern cOnVeniences that are Toro
# saving devices for the home cold
er. 'O1S ~
r. Ellis made a vivid comparison +;,oo
ne method used in the making Of Coo Coo
S seventy-five years ago with go go,
Of today, also of the general diff Gsso
nces in household management. No
-, - 4SSeeI Siyn itTnl MLS' PIeGu III !asI plOy,
y at least one reader who would TaI,T
slad to have the privilege of boro
ing another right soon.