Milford chronicle., 1928-11-30
Lincoln City

The second meeting of the Lincoln
Home and School Association which
was held on Wednesday evening, No
Vember 21st was well attended. The
meeting was called to order by the
president. The membership committee
reported several new members and the
treasurer reported twenty-nne dollars
paid on the piano which they purchased
for the school, Attention vas called to
the splendid display of school work on
exhibit. This display showed some of
the work done by all grades.
Arthur Walls, one of the leading men
in our district, presented the topic for
the month.
A demonstration in reading was Civ
en- by Mrs Warren and the fifth grade
pupils. 1t showed most yiVidly the
striking contrast between present day
methods and the antiquated next read
and sit down" methods and the take
the next lesson" type of assignment:
Parents who were present appreclat-
ed the fact, that the teacher comes TO
the school with every lessOn--eVen
reading lesson-wOrked out, and pan
ned in the finest detail, and ACCORDING
to the most modern psychological re
ouirements. There were songs, reao-
ing and a memory gem by the o'iie1
grades. Our next meeting viii pe
Wednesday evening, December ~.
Mr.. and Mrs Cordrey Case entertain
ed on Sunday Mr. and Mrs IhoIlias 21iSt
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ner of Marshallton and Mr: anu MIS-
Walter Stevenson, near MILFORD:
AIvord Shew and family of Readlns:
Pa, and Lawson RyaH ana WE
Harrisburg, Pa; spent S,, tRe wa wG91 4, p.
with II. d. Cook ana iaiiliN anu -
Shew and family. H,;..
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald and MSS
Flossie Fitzgerald spent Wednesday Oh
last week with friends at Dover.
Mrs. Frank VadailiI and family We're
-. &c Mr. and Mrs ClarencS Allen
near Cheswold, on Sunday. c.;.,.
r. c. -Wheaterly of Long Island Guy
N. Y. spent part Of last week Win
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Chas Wea-
Mrs. Sanie Welch of Lewes is spend
ing some time with her brorher' W. IL
Clendaniel and wife.
Miss Nellie O'LouShlin of New YORK
City is visiting her sister and pIother'
Miss NIolle and John O'Loughlln
The Ladies Aid will meet at the nome
of Mrs. Virgil Morris on Friday even
ing, November Both. The committee III
charge of the social hour is Mrs. Ian !
ing Mrs. Jos. MesSick and Mrs. Henry
Cook. n full attendance is desired.
VIM. T. Sackett and son Charles OF =
Collingswood, N. j., were among reIa- ;
tives here on Sunday. -,
Rev w. 5. Cantwen returned TO ms
home at Cheswold on Monday after as {
sisting the Rev. w. {. Buckson IN
two weeks series Of revivals at Slaugh-
ter Neck Church. 6
Mrs. VIM. Colegrove and daughter t
Marian of Wilmington spent the MeeH
end with her parents, MIR. anu MIS- d !
L. Clendaniel. I
The large brooder house and garage
at the Lincoln Hatchery, has been neat
ly painted during the past week py
" On On Thursday morning of last week
fire of unknown origin destroyed the
barn on the farm of b. d. Carpenter,
near Cedar Creek. The Carlisle Fire
Company was called but was unable TO
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph H. Morgan and
sons. Douglas and Frances are spend
ng the weekend at Robelling, N. Jp
IS the guests of their son, Robert Nor
yan, and family.
The regular business and social meet
ne of the Women's Christian Temper
lnce Union will be held at the home OF
Mrs. VIM. Clendaniel on Tuesday al
ernoon, December 4. Text word
Strong" A full attendance is urged
A meeting of the Board of Trustees
will be held in the church on Monday
vening, December Srd, at 1880 o.
lock.
On Sunday Hubbard Macklin, super
ntendent of the Sunday school, named
he following committees for the Christ
las entertainment: Mrs. Edward F1tz-
eraid, Mrs. George Warren, Mrs. Jay
-bbott and Mrs. George Derrickson.
Services Sunday as follows: Preaching
D a. m. Thanksgiving sermon. Sunday
chool II a. m. Evening service, preach
lg o'clock.
Slaughter Neck: Sunday school 1870
m.
Preaching 2: 80 p. m.
Rex, w. C. Buckson, pastor
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Call at M0rEfsOn's Store for Pet
''s Bread.