Milford chronicle., 1930-03-07
Lincoln City

FEBRUARY %, after a lingering ILL
ness of a few weeks ago, age sc
wears. Funeral services were held
in the M. P. Church at Milford on
Monday afternoon conducted by the
Rev, J. L. Nichols and interment
made in Odd Fellows cemetery. The
deceased leaves a wife and small
son. a mother, Mrs. Eliza Donovan,
one brother, John Donovan. He had
many friends in both business and
social life, who will miss his cheer
full greetings and happy smiles. A
large number of friends from here
attended his burial service.
C. E. Reed and wife and Stephen
Shockley of Philadelphia spent
mart of last week with H. F. War
rem and wife.
p. Mrs. Arthur Walls and daughter
kathleen were Philadelphia visitors
on Saturday.
B Mrs. Ira Henderson OF Falrnelu'
Pa, spent the early part Of last
week with her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
E. G.. Reed and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vadakin en-
+ertained a few friends on Saturday
evening
Viola's 18th birthday anniversary.
Friends from Linwood, Pa, VIII
mington, Lewes and Ellendale were
nresent. A number of useful and
nretty gifts were received. Games
and music were enjoyed after which
an abundance of ice cream and cake
we're served. The friends departed
wishing Miss Viola many more hap
py birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NAPLES and
family spent the weekend with her
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Floun-
ders and family at Philadelphia
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Prettyman OF
North East, Md, were among rela-
tives on Wednesday of last week.
Arthur Morgan and son Arthur
Jr. of Florence, N. j., spent Satur-
dav and Sunday with Joseph II.
Morgan and family.
Arthur Walls and family were the
guests of Mrs. Hetty Hudson at
Frankford on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan ana
Mrs. Arthur Walls were Dover VS.
itors on Thursday.
George Denney of Milford is pre-
naring to build a dwelling on plot
of ground he recently purchased
from George R. Clendaniel, one-haH
mile east of town.
F. E. Postles and family visited
friends at Greenwood on Sunday.
Messrs. Giles Watts and Donalu
Morgan of Chester were town VlslI-
ors on Sunday.
Mrs VIM. Waples and daughter,
Alice Mae. accompanied with her
sisters, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry DerrlcK-
son and Mrs. Mabel Campoel Oh Del
byville, recently attended the weu-
ding of their nephew, Elmer FIoun-
ders at Philadelphia.
A business and social meeting Oi
the Buds of Promise Sunday school
class met with Mrs. John LeCompte
on Monday evening. o
Joseph Waples who resides neal
town has recently installed raolO'
Services Sunday as follows:
Preaching 10 a. m.
Sunday school IL a. m.
Evening service 1880 p. m.
The Introductory service Will DC
in charge of ]. L. Clendanlefs oun--
u'S S1onpbter S Neck: Sunday school at
7.90 n m. Preaching at 2:3O p. m
Rev. R. L. Kirby, Pastor.
Tho lincoln Home and School AS
sociation held its February lneetlns
on Thursday, February ~ WIN
very large attendance. AFTER sdiuI-
ing the flag, one verse OF the StaI
Snangled Banner" was sung. InIs
was followed by the Lords prayer
and the reading of the minutes
The membership committee re-
nortad 1872 members now enrolleo
and this represents S5 per cent Oh
the families in the district
II was decided to send ten dollars
n the delaware Citizens Assocla-
tion az the membership fee for TWO
P'G sumner is to be held on Friday
March IA. at the school, the pro
Goods tn be used to finish paying IoI
tbo Installation of electric hgnts'
STrs FIbert Jones, Mrs. Joseph
1rossiclr +, Mrs. Charles Weatherley
and Mrs. Passmore were app0'-'0
to solicit for the supper, no1a-l
The topic "Life in Connlal B'5tb Dvt
ware" was read by Prof. D. A. nuont .t
Mrs. Joseph Morgan gave d snoas &c
talk on quilts. A fine display "
nniIts. also designs for quilts, wel
en -evbibition. 1t was decided thaI
oocb member was to piece Dloch
ond bring il to the March meetlns'
A. come future date an old fashlOn-
od 1niIting bee is to be held. Inc
o.,,It iii then be offered for SALE
The following program was ren-
dered: ~ cordv
at H TDoT Tbree Little Sisters
praTTSe' aTSe cherry Tree" primary pu-
pills. o.-uo washington"
third and fourth graoes; 1uorror
"My Shadow" Ethel Mae Sdnose M%tt o.; "
"Iincoln's Gettysburg AuureS''
Edgar Clendaniel. vUo1-
II Want to be a Preacher' W."
laGe TohHes,'' M0Ts'H%i %The Flag" by school.
afJncoin." Mable Donovan,
Song "Washington's Blrtnoay'
grades five to eight. 4,o,r,,
Recitation. "The Childrens IOuA
Ernest Postles. oo5 nat
DroFt of $500 was derived from tne
sale of ice cream. oo,,o and
During the social hour CAKE 'nU
ice cream were served.
School Notes .,.
Mrs winnie Harder, Miss HEATH
Mrs. Mildred Warren, Mr. ana Mls.