Milford chronicle., 1929-09-27
Minsboro


:. Mrs. J. Reese White entertained
the bridge club on Tuesday night at
- bridge supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Parker have
returned from a motor trip to Mag
ara Falls and cities in Canada.
Misses Marian McCabe, Viola Bur-
: ton, Carlton Moore, Wayne burton,
Leslie Dobson and Aubrey Mumtord
v have taken up work at Delaware un-
iVersity.
= The Be Ye Faithful Sunday school
class will meet on Tuesday eyenlng'
October l, with Mrs. John Z: NC
~ Gee. Every member is urged 10 De
present.
Rev. D. J. Moore was confined 10
his home by illness on Sunday and
J. E. MCGEE addressed the congre-
cation at the morning service anu
Frank Campbell at the evening SER
vice.
Master Joe Lingo was given sur
prise on Wednesday when large
number of his friends arrived at 1our
O'Clock to help celebrate the t"el4Cn
anniversary of his birth.
The carnival closed on MONDAY
night after a very profitable series Oh
' evenings of entertainment and 1un'
The Majestic radio was won by a
man living near Parsonsburg and
the car was given to Mr.. McDanlel Oh
Dover.
The students of the Millsboro
High School under the direction OF
Miss Thompson and Mr.. Darden nave
organized two literary societies. me
society selecting Miss Thompson as
it's monitor elected officers as fol-
lows: President, May AXE; vice pres
y ident, Harry Moore; secretary JOSH
ua Barnette; treasurer, Howard mas
tings; while Mr.. Oardens society
choose these pupils for their OIL
GERS: President, Jack Messick; vice
} president, John Collins; secretary
Ruth Lawson; treasurer, Anna
Dodd. Public program will be rend-
cred from time to time by each So
ciety. -.
Aubrey Murray who had the mis-
fortune of dislocating mis- hip IS able
to be in school again.
DIR. Dykema of Columbia Cnlvers-
1tV. SDOk6 Tie 80
sembly one day last week.
Through the generosity OF MI
Farley about fifty volumes have peen
added to our library.
The windows in the Home Econo-
mics room have been screened ana
kerosene water heater has been IN
stalled.
The first year Home Economies
class has lust finished the unit IN
canning In addition to canning
fruits and vegetables, the second
wear girls have made preserves, Jel-
lv. marmalade and conserves.
Though the Millsboro foot ball
team is mostly made up OF sHlali
boys, Coach Timmons reports tnat
they are developing in speed very
, RAPIDLY and that he thinks we are
going to have a very fast team.
Our first D. 1. A. A. game will be
played at Georgetown on Friday eve
ming of October 4.
A splendid relief map was made by
Doris Ryan and Grace Collins Tor
their teacher, Mrs. Ellis.
The Junior Civic Club organized
by the seventh grade elected these
officers: President, Grace Collins;
vice president, Beatrice Mitchell;
secretary, Doris Ryan; treasurer
Evelyn Humphreys. This club which
is sponsored by Mrs. McCabe gives
a program every Friday afternoon.
In honor of Mrs. Julia M. Mitchen,
widow of the, late Louder w. Mitch
en-, 77th birthday anniversary, her
children gave her surprise party.
Those present were the following
children and grandchildren: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Mitchen, L. B. Mitchen and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Dono-
way and son, Mr.. and Mrs. M. e.
Hudson and Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Ell
lingsworth and sons. All Of her chill
dren being present except her daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIM. L. Parker who was |
away on a trip through Canada.