Milford chronicle., 1930-05-23
DAGSB0RO

| weekend. Among them was Don
aid Hudson, Lee Bunting, Norman
Bunting, Alden Brasure.
Since the inlet of the Indian River
has been open crab and fish seem to
be plentiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephirian West and
son, Ralph, spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
West.
Albert Farley and Miss Edith
Jones visited the school this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Cobb were re-
cent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Ephir-
/ ian West, of Baynard.
/ Dagsboro baseball club opened
the season Saturday, May II, and de-
feated the strong Milton team by the
score of IL to S. The game pro-
| stressed slowly, but nevertheless,
some sensational plays were made,
especially by our third baseman. Our
boys hit six two baggers to Milton 3.
Milton looked dangerous in only one
/ inning, when they got two singles
| for three runs. But being possessed
of wonderful mound skill, settled
down and mastered the situation in
major league style. The boys play
ed a perfect game but for couple
of miscues in the third inning. Days
boro plays at Milton Saturday, May
gath.
The supper served by our good
ladies of the town was great sue
cess, with a net profit of $4,000.
BY July LIST DagsbOrO will be
ready to meet any club in the state
that is composed of home talent. We
are using in our lineup three high
school students. If any information
is desired as arrangements of games
communicate with the club secre-
tafy, Delbert H. Daisey, DagsborO
Phone No. 81 Ri.
The first crate of Strawberries was
shipped from this town Monday by
John Kitchens, carried by truck by
VIM. T. Vickers.
The community extends their sym
pathy to Mrs. J. n. Layton and
daughters in the loss of her husband
and father, also acknowledge that
they have lost a good citizen.
Mrs. Harry Vickers is i'll at this
writing.
Delbert H. Daisy and Edward H.
Hickman spent Tuesday in Virginia.
The eighth grade commencement
exercises will be given Thursday
night, May 20, at o'clock in the
M. E. church here. Phoebe Thomas
having won first place in the class
will give a ValedictOry address.
Kathleen Chandler will render a sal
utatory address. A complete pro-
grain will appear in next weeks is
sue. All parents and friends of the
class and friends of the school are
invited to attend. School will close
Friday, May goth. Parents are ask
ed to keep children in school every
day possible until close of school.
Miss Grace Baird, of Wilmington,
who represents the Junior Safety
Council and is the director of child
activity, visited our school Tuesday,
May 10, and give a very interesting
talk to the upper grades. She pre-
scented several posters to the school.
Our school has organized and doing
some good work The rules are be-
ing learned for which each child re-
ceives when learned a badge of
honor.
Professor wilkinson and Prof.
Schouster from the University of
Delaware, Newark, called at school
last week and gave us a large
framed picture of the important
buildings of the institutions, our
State College. There is historical
sketch accompanying the picture.
they gave us a book of interest for
tho library.
Mr.. Farley and Miss Jones both
paid us a very pleasant call Mon
day a. m. Miss Jones left the caps,
wands and awards to be worn in the
parade at Dover Saturday, May "a,
at IL o'clock. We plan to get our
pupils there. 1t will be big day for
them.
Youth Crusaders of Bethel NJ. e.
Church spent a delightful evening
on Tuesday, May ~, at the home of
Marie and Chester Townsend at
Sandy Landing. The next social
meeting will be a beach party held
at Bethany Beach on Tuesday eve
ming, June 3. Keep the date open,
Youth Crusaders! Other details
later.
The theme for the worship SER
vice during the church school hour
next Sunday at Bethel M. e. Church
will be Love of Country" appro-
pirate for Memorial Day. There will
be a special talk on the theme and
singing of national anthems and