Milford chronicle., 1932-01-29
MILLSBORO

MALL0bOkU
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert V. Anderson
and daughter, Gene, of Philadelphia
spent the weekend with Mr., an,
Mrs. j. c. Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jones enter
tanned large number of friends a
a bridge supper last Thursday night
Mrs. Clarence Lingo most delight
fully entertained the Cheerio Club OIL
Tuesday afternoon.
E. b. Collins, one of MillsborO's
most successful young business men
is under observation at the Univer-
sity of Maryland Hospital, in Balti-
more. Mr. Collins has a wide circle
of friends who deeply sympathize
with him and his family in their
great anxiety and wish for Mr.. Col
Inns a quick restoration to health.
The revival meeting in Grace M. E.
Church closed on Sunday night after
two weeks of inspirational preach
ing. Even though the number of
converts were small the good de-
rived from the services will be long
felt.
Dorothy and Bobby Bennett, the
small children of Prof and Mrs. ].
M. Bennett, are quite ill with bron-
chitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. P. White left
last Tuesday for Miami, Florida,
where they will spend the remain
der of the winter.
RumOr says that Miss Elizabeth
Hall has opened a beauty parlor in
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hall, on the edge of
town.
Mrs. Eva Smith has been away for
several days visiting with a sick
Mrs. Matte A. Dodd is in Phila-
delphia this week.
The Be lie Faithful Auxiliary will
hold its next meeting on February
End, with Mrs. Harry Williams. |
Every member is urged to be pres
ent.
The BingO party held in the school |
last Saturday night was
not as well attended as was hoped
or and on Monday night the party
vas resumed. The proceeds were
airly good
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. L. Lingo,
ttended the "WOmanless Wedding"
t Milton on Monday night and en-
Dyed the occasion tremendously.
lotion Picture Free
Principal Bennett has arranged
Or the State Forest Department to
i've a motion picture in the school
uditorium Friday evening, January
8, at o'clock. This picture, which ,
J both entertaining and instructive,
ONES to the community free. A large !
udience is expected to avail them ,
elves of the opportunity of seeing
lis picture.
Mrs. Mildred Steele Reynolds ar
ived home on Friday, January %,
18th her infant son, Roger Allan J
oger was born in the Emergency =
-ospital, January II, tipping the J
Gales at pounds, 15 ounces. The +
Apply parents have received many
upon the birth of \
leir son. Roger is the only grand !,
lild of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Steele o
AZ WIZ manu- ulo nOluG Will LuGlu
II a while. .
ave Dwellers", New Club y ),
A new and very romantic and pic
rescue club has been organized in +
illsbOro. This organization con- :,
SITS of the real boys of the town. v
nee it is a secret organization and =
Ids most of it's meetings in an out VI
the way cave or dug-out built by n
5 members, little has been learned !
out it. 1t has been discovered, 81
wever, that they call themselves d
ave Dwellers" and stand for hon
ty, truthfulness, and fairness. ~
The officers of the organization W
e:
President, Woodrow Lynch. IO
Joseph Jones.
Secretary, George Dodd. III
The following are the charter OF
Purnell Hickman, Billie Jones, III
dy Carmean, Woodrow Carmean, Tn
mer JONES, Junior Tingle, Ralph 81
ckman, Joseph Jones, Woodrow
nch, George Dodd and Tom Ryan. Ill
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