Milford chronicle., 1931-10-23
DAGSBORO

! Those who attended the celebra-
tion of Lord CORVALLIS of October
19,l7S1 to October 10, 1881, were Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Steen, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. ID. Lingo, also Lewes Lathbury,
Mr.. Lathbury on his return gave
many people a lecture of his trip
representing Delaware. He viewed
the monument and other historical
views.
L. f. Arder spent the weekend
with his wife and daughter.
Miss Hazel Adkins spent the week.
end with Miss Katherine Hudson, of
Philadelphia.
Misses Rosalie Daisey and Marie
Baker, who are attending the Uni
versity of Delaware, spent the week
end with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Magee had as
their guest over the weekend their
sister, Miss Muriel Lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Thomas, of
Wilmington, were Sunday guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parkhurst had
as their guests over the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker and
children of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Timmons and
son Gerald and John and Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Steen and son Vernon,
Jr., all spent the weekend at York
town; Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hickman
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. |
John Brumbly.
Mrs. Annie West and granddaugh- |
ter Idelta and Thelma Murray were !
visitors in Georgetown Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bunting had |
as their guest over the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar West, of Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Pear Crist, Lima Cobb and
Villa Lingo attended the Parent
Teacher Association at Georgetown.
The annual turkey dinner served
by the Ladies Aid Society in the
basement of St. Georges NJ. E.
church at Clarksville, Del, will take
place on Saturday proceeding
Nov. 21st, from I to
p. m.
Mr. Farley, Miss Jones and Miss
Cathcart visited the school this past
week.
Mrs. Villa Lingo was among the
Delaware delegation at the York
-own celebration, Yorktown, Va, on
Oct. 10.
The salesman for the Good Seed
60. visited the school the past week
)n Friday the photographer came
md took all the childrens pictures
rom grades l to s. The price of
hese pictures will be as they have
)een in the past.
The third grade children are
Indians.
The fourth grade children are be-
ginning to study the Pilgrims. A
blackboard map was given to the
ourth grade by Mr. Farley.
The 5th and tn grades are study
ng the United States.
Junior choir practice Monday ]
vening at 1880.
If you like to talk about Christ
nd like to hear others hold Him up I
ONE out Wednesday evening. There &
on can enjoy a real feast. I
Rosalie Timmons will have charge 1
f the Junior Endeavor Sunday eve c
ing. i
The sermon last Sunday night
'as very good. Our pastor will take t
IL his subject next Sunday evening a
lese words: "a Governor Who f
erished On the Very Threshold of c
aviation" d
Brother Archer has given us a bit h
{ work to do this week. He wants n
S to look this up and tell him next "
unday night who this Governor
as. We must get busy and see who N
IN give the correct answer. If you n
mt find it and you want to know h
no this Governor was, just come Il
1t to church Sunday night. l am n
ire our pastor can tell us who he HI
as as he always reveals things so IL
child can understand. Come out, w
G need your help, A hearty well o.
me awaits you. ic