Milford chronicle., 1932-12-16
MILLSBORO

ShJOSdb OCCdSlol II proven 10 nc
Miss Doris Ryan was Organist
Paul Moore and Edward Sipple, vio-
linist, Miss Helen Lingo was chair
man, Harold Payne directed the
singing, Miss Virginia Lingo read
the Scripture lesson, Miss Grace
Collins led in prayer, Miss Lanta
Campbell delivered an address ON
christian Citizenship" and the
ushers were Alton Hudson and John
Donaway rs
The address by Rev.sa. "A. Clark
was full of encOuragement and in
spiration.
Mrs. p. S. Wilgus returned to her
home here on Wednesday after hav-
ing a major operation in the Beebe
Hospital four weeks ago, Mrs. Will
gus has hosts of friends who rejoice
in her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lingo ell
tertained the choir last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. C. E. Wharton and Mrs. Geo.
Lynch spent last Saturday in Will
mington.
Mrs. E. c. Ryan, Mrs. Il. B. Col
Inns, Mrs. Ebe Atkins and AckwOrth
Phillips were Wilmington visitors
also last Saturday.
Due to the inclement weather
last Saturday the sale OF the per-
sOnal property of the late Mrs. Sarah
Il. Lingo was not held but will be
held on this Saturday. +
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dixon have
moved here from Milford and are oc-
cupying the home with Mr.. Dixons
mother, Mrs. Ella Dixon
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. p White have
been confined to their home with
la. grippe but Mr.. White is well en-
Ough to be out again.
Capt E. w. Evans is also suffer
ing with cold.
Mrs. Elsie Lingo and Mrs. Rida
Lingo were Salisbury visitors re-
Gently.
Master Clarence Lingo has been
i'll for a few days with la grippe.
Miss Pauline Burton has been
spending much of her time with her
sister, Mrs. Clarence McIlvainc, near
StOckley, who is i'll.
MillSbOrO School Notes
The attractiveness of the second
floor hall windows has been greatly
improved through the corts of the
art students under the direction of
Mr.. DeldOSsO. Two large drawings,
one of the Madonna and one of the
Christ, have been made i'm sections
on translucent paper and placed on
the two large windows at each end
of the hall, giving the eect of large
stained glass windows seen in cath /
edrals. This work was produced un-
der the Medieval Unit as a Christmas
project and is doing much to help |
promote the Christmas spirit among |
the teachers and children
The. children of the ninth grade, |
sponsored by Mrs. Darden, are pre-
pairing a general assembly program, |
which is to be given in the audito- |
rum ON December % at 2 p. m. All |
twelve grades arc going to be eX-
cused to attend this program, and
the people of the community are be-
ing invited. The class is preparing
clever little invitations which are
being distributed by it. The grade
children are also preparing some
special Christmas music for this Oc-
CasiOn. II is believed that many peo-
pie in the district will spend at least
part of the twenty-third visiting the
school and listening to the9prOgram.
A cordial welcome is being extend
ed to all.
Another item of unusual interest
which the visitors will see and 10
flntf1f ft. l,a eytnlopfliI mammal
training exhibition being put on by
the manual training pupils under the
direction ofg their teacher, Mr..
When one examines the
many beautiful and Worthwhile
things being made by these boys,
il is hard to believe that this is the
first year that MillsborO has had
Manual Training. and, therefore,
that all these articles haye been
made by beginners. The work they
are doing certainly speaks well for
heir teacher and should be encour-
aging to the boys.
I Mr.. Darden's English Club has
aiken the old mimeograph, which
Tor some time has been out of order,
and with the help of their sponsor,
las put it in first-Class condition.
This club is preparing to publish
| school paper in the near future,
md should be encouraged by the
whole school. There is no more
practical and efficient way to pro-
note good English than through a
school paper. May success crown
heir efforts.
The various school clubs held their
Di-weekly meetings last Wednesday
md progress was reported all along
he line.
Preparation is being made for the
zig final basketball game between
he students and faculty, which is
o be played Friday, December lG
This game, which has become an an
lual occasion, is looked forward to
With great interest. Two years ago
he faculty won; last year the stu
ents. Therefore, Il large crowd of
pectators is expected to witpeSs the
laying off of this tic.
The MillsbOrO teachers, who arc
aking an extension course in art
rom the University of Delaware, are B
,Orking on large Medieval wall n
angling for the teachers rest room.
his hanging. when finished, will
ave to do with the time when
nighthoOd was in flower, depicting
he return of noblemen to their cas-.
les at the clase Of a days hunt.
Mrs. John Williams entertained x
cveral guests TO a bridge supper on
tuesday, evening. The Yuletide col