Milford chronicle., 1932-10-21
LINCOLN CITY

is also the 27th wedding anniVer-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Donovan. A
good attendance of members is ur-
ged
Mrs. Helen Mutt has returned
home from visit with her daughter
at Baltimore, Md.
Among those from here who Wis
tied the West Brandywine Grange
at Tallyville, Wilmington, on Thurs
day evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Cook, Mrs. Joseph Calhoun, Mrs.
George w. Clendaniel, Mrs. Harry
Warren, Mrs. Orlando Houston, Mrs.
Fred Harder, Mrs. Henry Lofand,
Mrs. George Warren and Mrs. i, Jay
Abbott.
Mrs. J. p. Johnson, Mrs. VIM. B.
Donovan, Mrs. Harvey Swain, Mrs.
f. E. Postles, Mrs. John Donovan,
Mrs. Sherman Transue, Mrs. Cliff
ford Donovan, Mrs. Jay Abbott, Mrs.
Richard Johnson, Miss Bernice DON
ovan and Hubbard Macklin attend
ed the Sussex County Sunday
School Convention at HarbesOn ON
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. w. D. Heath, Mrs. Frank Vad-
akin and children, Mrs. Joseph Mes
sick, Mrs. Virgil Morris and daugh-
ter Eleanor and Mrs. George H.
Warren and daughter, Ethel Mae,
visited the Colony House near
Stockley on Saturday.
Blanche Short and Eva Nailor of
Milford spent the weekend with the
Misses Elizabeth Vreeland and
Alice Breme who are attending the
Delaware College at Newark.
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Grimm and
son Billy of Philadelphia spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Derrickson and family.
Rev. and Mrs. J. f. Willis and
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald attended
the District Conference held at Lau- |
rel last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Macklin
and daughters, Jessify, Irma and
Audie and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph |
Headley visited riends near Will
minstoD on Sunday.
Flwoou Laudenbergar of Philahel
Dltld WcS dlilOnS lGtftftNNS gnu
friends over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyee Short enter
tanned over the weekend Mr.. and :
Mrs. Charles Locates and daughter
Edith and Mrs. Mary Locates of
wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow MORGAN
entertained on Sunday Mi. and Mrs.
John Warren, Jr., and Esther Hick-
man of Milford, George Taylor of
Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell
Jones and Charles COverdale.
Services Sunday as follows: Class
10 a. II. Led by Joseph Headley. II
a. m. Church school 1880 p. IN. !
by Rev. W. D. Short of
Md.
Cedar Neck: Preaching 9:45 a. IN.
by Rev. Dorsey Blake of Green
wood. Church school 1890 a. m.
Slaughter Neck: Church school 10
D. M Preaching IL u. m. by Rev.
Dorsey Blake. Evening service, I p.
N.
Rev. J. +. Willis, pastor
School Notes
Mrs. Ethel Warren, our p. +. A.
president, motored to Delaware Col
1ny last Saturday. 1t was the Occa-
sion of the fall visitors day and
1ound party. An itemized account
If the donation given by Lincoln 2.
I. A. is as follows: 81 quarts pre-
serves, 8 pounds sugar, IL cans to-
natoes, can cocoa, baskets pota-
oes, box mothers oats, pound cof-
ZEE, pair shoes. 6 cans of corn.
A hearty welcome was extended
o all visitors and invitations were
,iven to all to inspect the entire in
titution. Some interesting facts 3
bout the inspection will be given
~ Mrs. Warren at our p. T. A. I
Meeting.
The first meeting of Lincoln
Iome and School Association will
'e held Wednesday, October rs at
80. A short but interesting pro-
ram will be given. Mrs. Warren
lans this to be get-to-gether :
Meeting and all patrons will have a /
hance to meet the new teacher. 3
This is our annual educational .
week. Through the CO.
peration of the Crowell Publishing
company our students are practic-
lg salesmanship. We invite your
to the WOman's Home
The American Woman, S
and the Country Home. .
he commission earned will be us o
to finance a worthy school pro-
,ct. This year the pupils will try
} sell enough subscriptions to OBJ
lin a curtain for the stage. Logan I,
eCompte is president of the cam
align; Virginia Short and Ethel
ae Warren are captains of the
lues; Edna Mae Vadakin and Mary
roeders are captains of the Reds.
An interesting piece of work is .,
eing accomplished just now. At a 2.
,cent assembly meeting Mr.. Ruth
,oke of the Penn Tree in Lincoln p
Penn Tree is over $50 years old.
e asked the pupils to bring in
,eds from the tree. These seeds
i'll be given to State Forester Ia
II who will plant them and distri-
lte the seedlings.
The rooms are enrolling in the 81
ed Cross. The usual 100 per cent -"
lrollment is assured.
Lincoln boys are scheduled to
ay Clayton a game of soccer on
Call at Morrison's Store for Pet
S Bread. adv ~, ~
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