Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
LINCOLN CITY

The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. Elmer Swain on Fri
day evening, April 18th. The COM
mittee named for the social hour
we're Mrs. R. L. Kirby, Mrs. Geo. w.
Clendaniel and Mrs. Henry Cook. A
full attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kelly and
daughter, Leona, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald on Sun
day.
George R. Clendaniel, of Philadel-
Dbia, is spending some time with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Lofland spent
a delightful weekend at Somers
Point, N. j., with Mr.. Lofland's sis
ter, Mrs. H. A. Talge.
Mrs. Anna Case and grandchil-
dren. Dorothy and Emily, visited j.
Cordrey Case and wife on Sunday.
George Fisher and wife, of Marcus
Hook; Henry Ingram and wife, OF
Chester. and Dewey Taylor, wife and
crjldren were weekend visitors OF
Mr.. Fishers mother, Mrs. Avis Fish
Richard Johnson and wife, OF near
Revnolds Mill have recently moved
to fhe property of Walter Truitt, on
Creely avenue.
Mrs. Laura c. Walls, Miss Dora
caIbourn and the Rev. and Mrs. H.
7, Kirby were invited gGosCS OF AL
fred I. du Pont at Wilmington on
Friday. -.,,-.- o,.o
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilkins are
roceiving congratulations on the
birth of a fine son, John HarVln' DorI
tuesday, April Sth. Both mother anu
son are doing nicely.
lean, 9-month's-old daughter Oi
M and Mrs. VIM. Colegrove, OF VIII
I,inqton. died at the Wilmington
General Hospital of pneumonia. Hel
bodv was brought here on SATURDAY
and interment made in the LlhcoII
Mrs Laura Walls is spending
,ort of the week in Philadelphia:
The regular business and socla
,aoting of the Women's Christian
momneTance Union will meet at the
Lone of Mrs. George w. Clendanle
on wednesday afternoon, April 20
Text word: "Deliver." A 1ulI al
pbiIin Donovan and family, OF FREQ
arica- visited among relatives her'
on Tuesday =, hos bean al
invalid for several years. Is crl'i'''i
ly i'll. w;,soD Jumn ant
son. Nelson, and Miss Addle Sn0ch
lev. of Greensboro, Nd; Mrs; Eal a.
Sy TowaI and daughter Peggy, OF LIN LIN
wood. Pa, spent Sunday wlUn MI
and Mrs. Frank Vadakln'
meeting for the purpose Oh Vi
ooni7ing a Ladies' Aid for the ecu
50 Neck church will be held at TN
bor,e o. of Mrs. Ethel Roberts on FIJI
1ou % evening. April 18th. All Tn
IoJios and friends of the commun
itv are urged to come: 1,o,,,d Co
i nageant entitled, 1--WE WoulG De
1osus" /" will be given in church %
sunday evening. Also special in.s
- ond songs will be rehuereU
Fvervbody welcome.
Services Sunday as follows
preaching, 10 a. m.
sunday school, IL a. m
Easter services, 1880 p. m 49,,
Slaughter Neck; SUNDAY '0
4p. m; preaching, p H. ~ :
Kirby, pastor.
Lincoln School Notes. - +b
State tests are being given az -
school this week in grades Que
eiobt The pupils are really en
] soSyino the tests and the teachers al
Terv busy scoring and tapulaUlle IL
results. ,+ q
ie An ne ENJOYABLE day was spent
never on Saturday by those atIenC
10 the Parent-Teacher ConVentlol
Mbo main feature Of the morhIn
1assion was the demonstration OF ~
SeaiaI activities. Mrs. Joseph "a
tnmn l dressed in Indian attire, den
onstrated the making OF potIery q.
Sorroed a strong link in the chal
Of demonstrations. M
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morgan, MI
Mutt Mrs. Passmore, MISS Lac
NSrs Weatherly, Mrs. Jennie Clel
dnniel % Mrs. Lecompte, Mrs. JOSEF
ESosSicl- Mrs. Wyatt, Mrs. Postle
Mrs. Arthur Walls MIS-: Ha" M,
warren, Mrs. Virgil MOTIFS HAl'
Heath. Mrs. HARDER ana MI. hGCn q q
tended the convention. Lincoln q
sociation was aWaIueu an al,
vase as the result of outstanull
Representatives of the music ca, cla,
sang in the chorus at Dover unu'
direction of Mr.. McFadden.
Arbor Day was fittingly observe
at the school. In the afternoon
nrogram of special merit was give
Also in joint connection with ARD
Dav and Relaware Art CLUBS orn
nentaI vines were planted and
definite grass area planned.
Whispers of big plans for the Col 3a
ing Sewing Bee may be hearu' ia
ticnlars will be given later.
Call at Morrison's Store for r
ty's Bread.