Milford chronicle., 1931-05-22

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School Notes
Mrs. E. r. Wilson who has beer
sick the past week has recovered
and resumed her position as a tea.
cher in the public schools Monday
last.
H. w. Jester has been appOinted
by Judge Richards as a member oil
the school board of Ellendale for the
term of three years. He will occupy
his position on July l. .
The School Board of Ellendale
is to be congratulated on securing
teachers for another year; the same
as taught the season near it's close
with the exception of Miss Frank
who has secured a position in the
musical department. Of a school at
Newport. Miss Lulu McCOlley of
BridgeVille will fill the place made
vacant by the retirement of Miss
Frank. 'as't sssses.si-'
The corps of teachers who will
have charge of the school next term
are as follows: .Pfincipal, Prof.
Charles S. Adkins :, teachers, Mrs.
Harvey 7. Smith, Mrs, e. T. Wilson
and Miss Lulu McCelleys We defy
any school in Sussex county to pro-
duce better set of teachers who are
better qualified to teach in the diff
ferent grades to which they may be
assigned.
Sick
, Mrs. Harvey Marker who was talk
en- to the Emergency Hospital, Mil
ford, for treatment, is reported
somewhat improved.
Mrs. Luther Coverdale who has
been for several weeks confined in
the Emergency Hospital, Milford,
with a severe case of appendicitis
is home again greatly improved and
will soon be out again.
Samuel H. Fisher who has been
sick with rheumatism at his home
here, seems a little better. Sam is
a good fellow and we certainly
would be glad to see him around
once more.
Mrs. Elias Macklin who was taken
sick last week is reported to. be in
an improved condition and we, hope
will soon be. well. ~
Walter Sheppard who was hurt
severely about two years ago by
tree falling on him and crushing his
legs, doesn't seem to improve. One
leg is shorter than the other, and
the only, way he can more around is
by the use of cane. We doubt very
much whether he will ever be able
to work again.
Moved
Samuel Hastings who has. been
occupying one of the farms owned
by E. F. Donovan has moved to a
home at, Lynch Nurseries, situated
near Milford. Leroy Webb is now
occupying the premises vacated by
Mr.. Hastings.
Personal
Miss Mildred Warren of Ellen
dale and Carl Fatzinger of Dover,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fatzinger of
Pa, visited the Long
wood Gardens owned by Pierre du
Pont, near Wilmington. on Sunday.
Archie Ellingsworth of Marcus
Hook, Pa, was a weekend guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. iona FL
Mr.. and Mrs Jehu H. Hudson and |
son Billy motored to Ellendale fiom
;wlGfe they were join
ed by Mrs. d. Henry Reed, Mrs ID.
NJ. Donovan and Erlis f. Whitney
after which they proceeded a4far one
p. m. for Wilmington, stopping OH
the way at Middletown where they |
for sometime, and, then
fast time arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel q. |
Jester, Wilmington, about three p.
III. After visiting other friends and
taking aboard another passenger,
a total of seven persons iii
a five passenger automobile, made
The run from Wilmington to Ellen
lale in-we will not say how fast.
but arriving in time for supper. This
was going some.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. e. Prattyman
we're entertained ever Sunday at the
nome of relatives at SelbyPille.
Mrs. c. A. Timmons, sons, Junior
md Alton, were the weekend
guests of relatives in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Wood motored
o Wyoming and were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Webster were in
Baltimore Sunday and Monday, the
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Clayton.
Mrs. Edward Maeklin. of Clayton
vas the luncheon guest Of Miss AL
lie Macklin on Friday %t
c. A. Timmons and James Nc
Jutt were the guests of Mr.. and
frs. Cyrus A. Timmons at .Showells,
i'd, on Sunday. They had the pleas
re of attending divine services ac-
by their host and hostess.
Mrs. John RrettymaH. and edaugh-
er Eva were entertained at the
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. William Dodd
Georgetown on Sunday.
Church News
hildren'S Day Services
McColley's, near Redden, May 81.
Glendale, June z. s.
rnSteeS Elected ,,g...,. 49,,
At a congregational meeting held
n Sunday, May II, the following
ere elected as trustees of the Ell
ndale M. e. Church for term of
lree years: Erlis F. Whitney, Fred
. Ireland and J. C. Short, Jr.
lass Meeting ..A..1.a
Don't forget that Sunday, May "a,
i'll be class meetffig5, Commencing
$3.50 a. m. and Iasting only a half
'ur. c. A. TimmGns, leader.
Iurch School @, 3tbn Tatce# '4
The church seh0Al ANaA eattended