Milford chronicle., 1928-05-25
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~ The CnrlSJlan Cnufcl VIII lOlQ
their Children's Day services on
Sunday night, June 10th. The NJ E
Sunday School will observe Child
fen's Day on Sunday night, June
18th.
&. Remember the entertainment to be
given this Saturday night by the
ladies of MillsbOrO M. E. Church
tn the Lord Baltimore High School.
Proceeds to be divided between
Ladies' Aid Societies of the Metho-
dist Church here and the NJ. E.
Church Auxiliary of MillsborO. The
play is entitled "Sophronia's We'd
ding" which comprises eighteen or
more characters. Everyone come
and enjoy this good play. 1t was
well received at Millsboro recently.
Admission 95c for adults and 25c
a for children.
4 = The following is the program for
q the seventh annual commencement
+ of the Lord Baltimore High School,
a Thursday, May 81: Music. InvOca-
s &ion, Rev. Branford; Address of
A Welcome, Mary Dale. Music. Hon
.orary Grafton. Emily Hickman.
Music. Glass History and Proph-
ecy. Charles Hooker and Florence
Mcfarland. Music. Honorary Ora
.tion. Alberta Pusey. Music. Ad-
dress, Hon. James M. Tunnel.
\ Music. Presentation of Diplomas,
A. Fay Grassmyer. Music. Bene-
.diction, Rev. Bishop.
Mr.. Wild, of Wilmington, is
spending several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Evans.
'. Mrs. Lizzie CULLEN visited Mrs.
Emma Hill and Mrs. Elisha Long, |
at Selbyville, on Saturday.
Mrs. Matte Bishop is recovering |
snicely from an illness.
Mrs. Mary J. Evans entertained |
her Sunday School class of young |
ladies at her home on Wednesday |
night. The time was pleasantly |
spent in conversation, games in the |
form of conundrums, and interesting |
original speeches, etc. Those who
were present: Mrs. Isaac L. Bennett,
Mrs. Joshua Gray, Mrs. Charles
Steele, Mrs. Ebe Davidson and Mrs.
Charles w. Branford. Delicious re-
freshments consisting of fruitade
and cake was served by the hostess,
EIrs. Evans, at a late hour. All de-
parted expressing themselves as
having enjoyed a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eckbold and
two children, of Franklinville, n. j.,
visited Mrs. Nelson Dolby and fam
lily over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Long and
daughter, Ruth, came from Phila.
and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer
Steele last week.
Joshua Quillen, of Philadelphia,
fnotored here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spanutius, of
Elizabeth, N. j., mOtored here and ,
visited Mrs. Edward Hickman and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward West and two
daughters, Of Roxana, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Asher Evans on Sunday.
Mrs. Norman Calhoun and son
Norman, and daughter Eileen mo-
tored to Lewes and spent the week N
end with Capt. and Mrs. George d
Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Harbeson Hickman, q
of Millsboro, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmer Steele on Sunday.
Howard Evans, of Wilmington,
Spent the weekend with his par Il
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Evans. N
: Capt Alonzo Evans, of where, S
spent few days at his home at
Bethany Beach. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bennett
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua R. James a.
motored to the home of their daugh- a
ter, Mrs. w. P. Short, and visited
them on Sunday. m
On Monday a group of aeroplanes "S
few over our town, thirteen in num- W
6er. They could be seen distinctly,
although flying high. The day was pl
clear and bright. he
Preston Long, of Philadelphia,
son of Edward Long, has purchased
he property of Wilmer Steele,
which they now occupy, consisting
If several acres of land, a dwelling G.
md several poultry houses. He W
will not take possession Until fall, M
Is Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Steele have tr
a lot of several acres aG- m
dining the property of Charlie es
Johnson, upon which they will have m
new home erected. CT
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Murray have en-
a Ford. DC
Messrs. Steele and Kaufman tn
ave bought a new truck of large di
apacity. al
Rev. c. w. Branford has present.
d two impressive programs for the W.
asst two Sundays in booklet form. an
The prayer service is inspiring on in
thursday night. The subjects are Dc
difying. ha
Thomas Short led the Experience no
leeting last Sunday morning. tai
Capt. VIM. James and wife and cei
hildren, Billie and Elinor Ruth, ceu
lso Mrs. Warrie Turner and son, se'
Oshua Turner, also daughter, Hell CIR
4 Barnett, of Camden, N. J., visited tri
leir mother, Mrs. Hiram James, gel
yer the weekend. prC
Miss Georgia Richards, of West All
visited her grand
other, Mrs. Hiram James, over the {
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