Milford chronicle., 1932-09-30
MILLSBORO

class meeting, preaching service,
much extra music and the children
will have a pageant during Sunday
school.
At the evening service there will
be more extra music. A large atten-
dance is hoped for.
The bake held by the Young Peo-
pie in front of Grace NJ. L. Church
on Saturday afternoon was a great
success and the net proceeds were
$3O.37.
Next Saturday afternoon the SEN
iors and juniors will mold a bake
and an entertainment will be held
in the school auditorium on Satur-
day night. Much preparation is be-
ing made for the entertainment and
a large audience is hoped for as the
proceeds go to help buy playground
equipment.
/. A measuring social is to be held
on Friday night at Mrs. Edward Col
Inns for the benefit of several class
es in painting.
The Be Ye Faithful Auxiliary will
meet next Tuesday night with Miss
Pauline Burton.
Miss Amy Gardner is teaching an
adult class in art on Friday nights
in school room.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Steward of
Milford spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Harrison.
The Ever Faithful Auxiliary met
on Tuesday night with Mrs. H. B.
Hickman. A very enjoyable program
had been prepared and the evening
was delightfully."- spent.
Mrs. Joseph Collins and Miss Eliz-
abeth Collins spent Monday in Beth
ell with Mrs. Collins sister, Mrs.
Massey.
Miss Helen Lingo is home from
school this week with cold and sore
throat.
Miss Mildred Prettyman of Bridge
Vile. spent the weekend with Miss
Virginia Hickman.
Mrs. Harry Nichols was operated |
on for diseased tonsils at the Mar !
shall Hospital in Milford last Thurs
day morning. On Sunday Mrs. Mich
OILS left the hospital to spend this
week in Smyrna and her mother,
Mrs. Sparks.
Mrs. Charles Lingo entertained
the Cheerio Club last week and Mrs.
J. A. Burton was hostess to the
club this week.
Capt. and Mrs. Elbert Evans and
Mrs. Alice Boltz spent Monday in
Aleck Tingle who was operated
upon nearly two weeks ago in the
Hospital in Milford for
is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson and
children have moved from their
nome near town to their residence
IN Union street.
A large number of people attend
I'd the home coming at st. Thomas
Church, half way between Laurel
md Millsboro, on Sunday and greet
ID many old friends from Whining !
on, Chester, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and many nearby towns.
Z Mrs. Matte A. Dodd has rented
Ter opera house to moving picture
who will operate movies
lere in a short time.
Miss Amy Gardner, an outstanding
eacher of art, is conducting an ex-
ension coure for teachers at the
Iillsboro school.
IilIsbOrO Pupils Give Entertainment
On Saturday night, October l the !
iillsboro Public School will hold its
rst public meeting of the year. The
rogram, which will be given pr1n-
ipally by the elementary children, t
) being arranged for by the various I
eachers, and promises to be very '
affair. More than a hun
red children will participate and a S
arge audience is expected. A small g
dmittance fee will be charged, the =
roceeds of which will go towards n
uying playground equipment. C
Some of the classes of the sec Il
ndary school have organized and D
lected officers as follows:
Senior class: President, Gerald Fl
immons; vice president, Joshua "
lest; secretary, Preston Massey; d
Helen Layton; class ad- it
sor, S. P. Darden. fl
Junior class: President, James n
-aller; vice president, Alton Hud- eI
IN; secretary, Nina Williams; trea- m
lrer, William Timmons; class ad-
sor, L. E. Timmons. 6;
Sophomore class: President, John cl
Onaway; vice president, Doris Ry- p
/; secretary, Evelyn Humphreys; W
easuTer, Grace Collins; class ad- -
soy H. M. Payne.
Freshman class: President, Louis -
iIliams; vice president, Roland
itchell; secretary and treasurer,
ma Donaway; class advisor, Mrs.
P. Darden.
All children attending the Mills
70 School as well as all teachers.
S drivers, ETC., have been asked 4
stay away from Philadelphia and 8
her sections where infantile par &
ysis is prevalent. All parents and
lers living with children have 4
en- requested to visit the stricken y
ca as seldom as possible. 1t is al
thought best to have no one Vis-
from that section during the epi-
mic.
An extension course in art is be-
, given at Millsboro by the Uni
.sity of Delaware. The course,
ich is being taught by Miss Amy
rdner, meets every Friday even
; in the new art room and will
e three semester hours of credit
those taking it. About thirty tea
srs have enrolled for the course.
Between the dates of October 6
] December Is a class in lunch