Milford chronicle., 1930-03-14
Dagsboro


Lorena Long. They motored to Sal
isbury, Md, and the quartet wa'
made as two couples, much surpris
ing to their many friends. The youni
ladies say the young men are stran
gers to them.
Herbert Hudson and daughte
Florence of Philadelphia spent thu
weekend with his brother, Mi. ant
Mrs. John NJ. Hudson.
Mrs. Sarah West is slowly i'm
proving after suffering from faI
out of doors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvel Williams an(
children of Philadelphia spent thu
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Lever
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bunting en-
tertained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Wingate West, Jack and Ray Terry
of Iinwood, Pa, and Mrs. William
Taskey and two children, Joseph
Collins and son Edward of Mills
boro. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman West and
children and Mrs. Annie West from
Gumboro, also Charlie West OF Sell
byville.
Miss Bertha Bunting had as her
guests on Sunday Miss Florence
Hudson and Miss Christine Taskey
of Philadelphia and Misses Jeanette
and Louise Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Long spent
the weekend at Snow Hill, Nd.
Miss Mary Truitt and boy friend
from Wilmington spent Sunday with
her uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. At
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Toomey were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Lemuel Brumbley.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Jane German and Mrs. Mayda Tru-
itt are much improved at this writ
ing.
Miss Marie Baker, a student OF
the Women's College, Newark, spent
the weekend with her father, John
Baker.
Mrs. Roland Brittingham enter
tanned friends over the weekend.
Quite a number of our Dagsboro
people motored to Laurel last Fri
day night and witnessed the most in
teresting basket ball game played in
lower Delaware. The game was
played for the championship of low
er Delaware, between Frankford
High and Lewes High. Frankford
won by the score of "a to 80. We
are glad that the Frankford team
won, as it consisted Of two stars
from Dagsboro, in the persons OF
Casper and Joe KOllock.
Omar Grange will give an oyster
and chicken salad supper on March
IS, from 4 to 1880 p. m. 1t will be
given in the Omar Hall. Adults SOC;
children 25. The public is cordially
invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Delphia Hickman
and son Theodore spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Murray.
We wish to thank our chief game
warden, Chester v. Townsend, for
the rabbits which he liberated
around here for the purpose of more
sport for the gunners. 1t would be
greatly appreciated for him to give
our sportsmen not less than four
red foxes, as our grays do not give
us the kind of race We like. We
hope our warden will read this item.
Mrs. Carl P. Long of Philadelphia s
spent the weekend with her par {
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Breas-
1re.
Rev. Leonard B. Smith, D. D., L
president Of the Maryland Annual
Conference of the Methodist Protes-
ant Church, will preach in the =
Oagsboro M. P. Church on Sunday v
March 16, at 1880. Every d
)ody is invited to be present G
Mrs. Lucinda E. McCabe, widow of
he late DR.. E. H. McCabe, passed IL
way at the home of her daughter, a
drs. c. D. Schellenger at Oaklyn, N. D
/. The remains were brought to the
.ome of her daughter, Mrs. Herman P'
ray at Dagsboro, where the funer- n
l services were held and burial u
lade at Prince Georges Church at &c
)agsboro. Mrs. McCabe had reached p4
he age of "a years and had been a -.
evoted member of the Frankford M. III
!. Church since childhood. One son pI
nd five daughters survive: E. H. eH
-cCabe of Millsboro, Mrs. E. T. ch
hillips, of Norwich, Conn; Mrs. E.
. Houghton of Muncie, Indiana; re
Il. C. L. Schellenger of Oaklyp, N. III III
; Mrs Fcxie M. Dukes of Camden. ~
j.; Mrs. H. B. Gray of Dagsboro III
Id several grandchildren oL
Mrs. MaIy E. Baker and Mr.. and en-
rs. Fred Parkhurst gave a dinner SCI
Sunday. Those presGn: were Mr.. Snl
d Mrs. Frank Baker and children uie
Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Will oI
m wilkins and children of Mil l 1ns
d, MI and Mrs. Chas. Derrick we
4 snn son of Miliville, Mr.. and Ge'
s. Otto Baker and daughter of Ma
S town. Mrs. Mary E. Baker ac- pei
npanied Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ba- Irol
: home where she will stay for pei
ne time. 4On
dr. and Mrs. Gardener Howard l
/ daughter called on Mr.. and Mrs. pos
ID Parkhurst and Mr.. and Mrs. gra
lille Layfeld on Thursday eve oay
= aro
iany were able 10 hear the broad pro
t of former President Taft's fu- ing
al on Tuesday. Inc
because of the revival meetings wei
the church the February P. T. A. Gan
citing was postponed until Thurs MOI
2 night of this week. An inter- II
ing program is being planned. Ing, ing
. Indian program of last month Wi
: one of tbe hest ever Witnessed var
e. The program is to be Of col ina
al nature. If you have not paid Oh
IT dues be sure to do so this on
ek. cer'
he adult classes are progressing car
ely but will soon come to a close. sem
annual banquet for adult class A
is being planned for April 4 in Lon
Villa M. Jones Memorial Build Roy
Georgetown. We wish to have FoH
ge delegation present. Mrs. John Wh!