Milford chronicle., 1929-12-06
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Thursday7rwas Thanksgiving, and
thegtOWn was strictly sadld1e9nTedd. wnen VA
Dr III. H. Dodd Cofg Millsboro, calleo
on his fatheFrin-law, Gideon " walker
a-retfred railroad section manager
and found him sitting in his hre-
side chair, dead and cold. He looked
uerfectiy comfortable and~shewed
no zsigns-sef suffering. He was 1nylt7
ed 10 dinnerAWfth- his only daughter
Mrs. DR.. Dodd. Mr. Walker lived
alone Since the death Of his wife
re-thanJ three years ago. His BODY
was removed to Mills boro.~ Mr. Wall
ker had lived here for a number of
years. and. had gained many friends
around this community. He leaves
to mourn, his loss one daughter MIS-.
DR.. H. H. Dodd of Millsboro. Fune7
raj was held in the M. E. Church on
Sunday. The body was laid to rest
dea'his,~wife in THERE Men,
cemetery.
Aldon Bpeasure 7 and Il Sanford
Thomas yof Wilmington iillmppirn spent the
weekend here..ilf,.q
B. c. aCarmean is very i'll at the
home of his daughter, Mrs, Windsor
at Seaford. We hope for his speedy
recQEefy8M ,sasn9olI eiidomo1HA
Mr. and Mrs, II Herbert p Cluley of
Dover were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs& Vernon Steenqon Sunday, lBq
Mary Truitt of Wilmington spent
SNndayaWithaAGTs and aMFssssA.asEssAt=
kins,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eargang spent part
Of the past week with Mr.. and Mrss
los. w. Hudson. AA5s " II % {
Mr.. and Mrs sR9 D. CLingo enter$
tained over the holidays Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. Bishop of Mt. Clair, N.
Truman Campbell of Remington
Seminary spent Thanksgiving with
bis parents, Norman Bunting. Elizas
beth Archer also spent the week.
end here. 1ol-lN o4t sHod3 !
The P. T. A. meeting held its
first meeting at the town hail NO
ven1ber 2277..,sF The songs and stories
blythe children in all the grades
were enjoyed very much. Mr.. Ennis,
nnanager1of the1 Delaware. Colony at
Stockley, was the speaker.
The Jr, o. U. A. M. Band of
Dagsboro Wishes To thank one and
all for their hearty co-operation in
making the chickef1 and oyster SUPP
per such "a grand success. They ess
peciaIly want to Stdank. the wives,
mothers andqfriendsr who help pres
pare it, also PROF SSch1osser for his
kindness. TheOameunt cleared was
S148.50. The services of the school
orchestra was appreciated. Their ser
lections were enjoyed, Especially,
when the band, orchestra and con-
gregation all joined to sing MY
Country 'Tis of Thee" This organi-
zatfon deserves great deal OF
credit for their progress, in less
than a years a.time.t The. band also
made a goodashoWfng, it being their
first public appearance.
Mrs-and Mrs, ,Jas.g.G.s,H Hickman o.
sPhiladelphia spent a part of the past
week with ME-. and Mrs Edward H
tHickman, accompanied by their son
SJohn and Miss Emma Gray of Phil
sadelphia,., .
The 1Iercentagee of attendance oi
lthe NTH grade for the -1nonthAof No
svember was 93.7. This. is, two points
Flower than thatEoFoO October.
The attendance for the month o.
November ~was only ~95.59o.-We-- art
sholding-eur own bHt. net improving
Holly wreaths are possibly keeplnt
a few out.
Lina2 cBbBbI foofr made $685.
4 Bessie wilson's room 95.19o.
] Edna Morris, room 97.4%.
sF1brence dRogers'o roonnS 9ST%o.
s'Prest6h Timmonsi uroom 95.7i904
1GSoEJ Wilkins room 9A49o. Tol
The school orchestra Ilrende1e'
InFisieoC oCatbthe GumboroTs school les
! wednesday snight ufonoa sPsbrt' =
meeting. Yg8n0TAH G,IIlH
They Uged to 7 Say sAa,yy itthhaapt tthhaapt beauty y
skin deepsBlt wenareI doubtful wne
ther in some ,mQdernae cases II sYe
any further in than the enameieco''