Milford chronicle., 1931-02-20
LINCOLN CITY

The February meeting of LinCOll
Home and School Association will
he held Wednesday. February 25 a
7:30 A Lincoln and Washington
program will be given by the pupils
Lincoln's birthday was fittingly OBJ
served in all the rooms.
Valentine parties were also ell
joyed ON Friday.
The pupils will enjoy a holiday on
! Friday. The teachers will attend the
meeting of the Sussex County Tea
chers' Association at Georgetown.
High spots of interest in the rooms
may be mentioned briefly as fol-
lows:
Grades and 2-Log cabin is COM
pleted.
Grades and Baseball, advice
in arithmetic is effective.
Grades 5 and 6-Charts showing
history of Lincoln City today and so
years ago.
Grades and S-Commendable
work in charcoal, depicting historic
spots.
Chester Brittingham and wife of
Lewes accompanied with Miss Mil
dred Vadakin are spending the week
with relatives at Wilmington. Lin
wood, Pa, and Cape May, N. J.
Arthur Bliss and wife, Clark Ed
wards and family and Mr.. Grant of
Philadelphia were dinner guests of
George w. Clendaniel and family on
Helen Marker of Philadelphia
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Marian Himewell.
Mrs. T.. e. Postles spent Wednes-
day of last week in Wilmington.
A number of our town folks visit
ed the Ladies Aid at Milford Neck on
Friday evening of last week. A Won
ierful program was presented and
IN abundance of ice cream and cake
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hudson of
Md, were dinner guests
If Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vadalkin on
Friday
Linwood Holden and wife and Il.
J. Marker of Philadelphia spent Sat
lrday and Sunday with George H.
)errickson and family.
J. p. Fitzgerald is spending some
ime at Yeadon, Pa, as the guest of
Sherman Transue and family.
Joseph Morgan and wife and VIM.
lnropn aud ruifO NNi1,,, -, ,oAf,
isitors on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. f. Il. Postles and
hildren were guests of F. w. Mick
nd family at Chestnut Knoll on 6
unday.
The Ladies Aid will meet with 1
Irs. Harry SOuthard on Friday eve
ing, February 90 Those in charge
f the program are Mrs. Murray Wy
tt, Mrs. Joseph Morgan and Mrs
rank Dawson. A full attendance is Z
esired. :
Mrs. Frank Cendaniel spent last
'ednesday at Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Mark Shockley has been
Dnfined to her room for the past
lree weeks on account of illness.
Services Sunday as follows:
Preaching 10 a. m.
Sunday school II a. m
Evening service Z p. m.
Slaughter Neck: Sunday school at
80 p. m. Preaching at 2:30 p. M.
Rev. r. l.. Kirby, Pastor.
Miss Florence Workman, daugh-
l. of Mr. and Mrs. Horace p. Work
an. of Newportville, Pa, was mar [
ed to George Bowring, formerly of
1ndon, England. in DowlestOwn,
T., Feb. II, 1881. Mr.. and Mrs.
1wring will reside in Trenton, N. J.
Miss Mabel Workman, nurse at
e State Hospital Trenton, N. j.,
ent her weeks vacation visiting
r and Mrs. G. Kahlenberg, and
rs Laura Workman. of Milton.
Clarence Wilson, of Railway, N. j.,
ent the weekend with his mother, =
rs. Wilson, of Milton.
Correction
In the Lincoln letter last week an
count was given of the accident in
lich Ebert Jones and family were
jured, There seems to be some
as to whose fault
was-therefore we would like to !
blish the following:
While returning from Philadelphia II
nday evening Ebert Jones and
mily were injured in an automo-
e accident. A car which was pro- II
eding north. sideswiped a car G
lich was travelling south, turning >
g southbOund car over; then with
stopping, proceeded north about
feet before hitting the Jones :.
+, The northbound car hit the 81
nes car with so much force that III
is complete wreck. Mr.. Jones on
airing the crash ahead started to
II to the side and stop, but only
3ceeded in getting one front wheel -
the concrete when the north
ind car hit him.
5all at Morrison's Store for Pet.
j Bread. adv