Milford chronicle., 1932-12-09
MILLSBORO

Miss Helen Lingo entertained
about 20 guests at birthday party
last Saturday night. A most enjoy
able evening was spent and Miss
Lingo received beautiful gifts.
Mrs. Frank Wells and Carl Lau-
fer, of Stamford, Conn, have beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Ellis.
Mrs. John Williams entertained
a large number of guests at bridge
supper on Tuesday evening.
| Mrs. 'PemrOse Wilgus is recover
ing slowly from a major operation
in the Beebe Hospital at Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson and
son Billy, of Midway, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Blackstone on Sunday.
w. r. B. West, of philadelphia,
is spending several days in town.
Miss Mildred Prettyman, of Bridge
vile, Miss Reba Prettyman and W.
p. Prettyman, of Philadelphia, have
been recent visitors in town.
Capt. and Mrs. e. W.. Evans spent
Saturday night and Sunday in Ocean
View as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. War=
rie Turner. 'ft
Mrs. c. d. Lingo spent Wednesday
in Philadelphia with "a number of
friends from Frankford.
Mrs. Annie Quatlander is confined
to her room by illness.
The personal property of the late
Mrs. Sarah E. Lingo will be offered
for sale on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. j. A. Burton spent a part of
last week in Newport with her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Kemp, whose
baby has been very i'll with brOn-
chitis.
Mrs. H. b. Hickman, Mrs. Alice
Boltz and Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert
Evans spent Monday in Wilmington.
George S. Williams and the male
quartet of Grace M. E. Church, E.
C. Ryan, Harold Payne, Kendall
Hudson and Mack Hudson, visited
the Methodist Episcopal Church in
Cambridge on Sunday morning.
Mr.. Williams delivered a splendid
address and the quartet was at its
best. After the morning service the
visitors were entertained at a duck
dinner which was as greatly enjoy
ed by them as their services were
appreciated by their audience.
The Ladies' Aid met on Monday
night with Mrs. Lawrence Sipple. A
delightful program was given and
that great delicacy-home made ice
cream-was served in great abund-
ance.
The Be Ye Faithful Auxiliary met
on Tuesday night with Mrs. Charles
Lingo.
Cheerio Club was entertained on
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. e. e.
Carey.
School Notes.
The secondary school has gone on
the winter health schedule. Mr..
Timmons is coaching the boys bas-
ketball team, while Mrs. Borden has
charge of the gilrs. Since the chill
dren were permitted to select their
own sport, many activities are in
progress at the same time. A.teach-
er has been assigned to sponsor
each activity.
For sometime the various home
rooms have been giving the general
assembly program. This week the
was given by the SophO-
more class under the direction of
Mr.. Payne.
Sometime ago clubs were organ
lied throughout the school. The |
plan was to give every child chance
10 join some club. and to have a |
club that would fit each and every /
child. A teacher was appointed to
Ia oil af nfn
Thus both the students and faculty |
we're grouped according to interest. /
These clubs meet every other We'd
lesday during a school period and
ogether with their sponsor take up
some interesting phase of their
work. After Christmas the various
clubs will be responsible for the
assembly programs. A list of the
:lubs together with their sponsor
ollows:
Glee Club-Mrs. McCabe and Mr.
Payne.
Girl Reserve-Miss Barnett and
Mrs. Darden.
Science-Mr. TimmOns and Mr..
Burton.
English-Mr. Darden.
Art-Mr. Atkins.
Archery-Mr Adams.
Among those visiting the school
his week were: Mrs. Reese White,
frs. Gardner Howard, Mrs. War
ington, Mr.. Clarence Lingo, Mr..
Vm. Ayres and Poole Prettyman.
The Board of Trustees held its
egular monthly meeting in the
office on Monday eve.
The sixth grade, taught by Mrs.
Ills, led in attendance during the :
lOnth of November.
The annual faculty-student bas-
etball game will be played in the
chool auditorium on December 16.
Reward offered for return Of 16- /
Dot MiddletOwn Speed Boat which
from Oak Orchard.
lease notify Edward P. Short, =