Milford chronicle., 1931-02-13
MILLSBORO

May Jones, the seven year old
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. John zones
died early Monday morning in the
Beebe Hospital at Lewes Of periton-
tits. The little girl had been i'll at
her home for several days before
being removed to the hospital. Flu
neral services were held III Grace
NJ. L. Church on Wednesday after
noon at two O'Clock conducted b.
Rev. D. J. Moore.
1hC second grade. of which May
was member, attended the funelal
in body and their teacher, Mrs.
Hilda B. Jones and the children Of
;bat grade presented a lovely spray
Of flowers.
MANY people are ill--both younS
!. and CID Svr .-a~t-
h/Helen Lingo, Joshua Mitchell, Le-
roy Monroe, Mildred Schroeder
Reese Coffin, E. Edward Carey and
Katherine Rogers are among the
school children Who have been Eiiss-
ing school because of the grippe.
Mrs Matte Shockley Cat 9rtained
number of friends at her home
ON Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Matte D0dd spent last week
in Salisbury with her daughter.
Mrs. Kathryn Downing.
The w. G. J. II. met On Tuesday
night with Mrs. Ora Lingo
Miss Pauline Burton went to Phil
adelphia on Tuesday afternoon and
returned OH Thursday.
An Epworth League hes been or
ganized and a great effort is being
made by the officers to make the
league a success. The co operation
of parents and children will be a
great help and encouragement to
the leaders.
The oyster supper given by the
Gideonites the latter part of Janu- !
ary was very successful and the net !
proceeds were one hundred and |
twenty-five dollars which mas been
applied to the debt on the church |
lot.
Mrs. +. II. Burton and Mrs. w.
Poole Prettyman spent Sunday here
with their mother, Mrs. 11ettie J.
Lingo, who is very ILL.,
DR.. and Mrs. John Cannon Of
Lewes were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale Lingo on Sunday afternoon,
Rev. and Mrs. D. J. Moore enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Burton,
Mrs. Lizzie Lingo and Miss Pauline
Burton at dinner last Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Virginia Lingo is visiting
Mrs. Della Reed in Glendale.
Eleanor Dobson is recovering
from an illness of three weeks dur
alton.
Mrs. Jane Bailey who has been
seriously i'll at her home. near town
S now patient in the Emergency .
Hospital in Milford and is getting
llong nicely.
Grace NJ. Il. Sunday school was
e0rganized two weeks ago. The Off
,ers arc &c, Ryan, superintendent;
". J. Rose, assistant superinten-
lent; l.. E. Carey, missionary su-
Frank Campbell, tenn
lerance superintendent: Aldon At
Tins, secretary; Mrs. w. ii. john
on, missionary treasurer; Miss
'aulihe Burton, treasurer; Miss Vir-
.inia Hickman, pianist; Miss Helen
assistant pianist; Kendall /
chorister; Harry Hudson,
chorister; Mrs. Matte
treasurer of special mis-
iOnary funds.
Mrs. w. II. Ayres started TO Mia
nj, Florida, last Thursday morning t
0 be with lIer mother, Mrs. w. J.
}. White who became i'll last week :
ut is improved now.
Miss Doris Ryan celebrated her
thirteenth birthday last Thursday by
living theatre party in Salisbury.
he party included Mr.. and Mrs. e.
!. Ryan, Misses Helen Williams,
anita Campbell, Grace Collins, MI. 1
ayne, Doris and Aline Ryan. , 1
The Millsboro town team will play
lie Salisbury "St. Peters" team at
illsboro, Thursday, Feb. 12, 1881.
ame to start 7:45 p. m. Will you
J there?