Milford chronicle., 1932-03-25
MILLSBORO

at his bungalow on Union street.
The senior class of Millsboro HigE
School is giving a bake in front O
Collins and Ryan's store on Marcel
26. Cakes, pies, rolls and candy will
be on sale. The cooperation OF the
community will be appreciated.
Mrs. H. b. Mitchell and daughte,
Barbara spent part OF last week
with Mrs MitchelPs mother in Ches-
tertown.
Mrs. J. A. Burton entertained The
Ever Faithful Auxiliary on Tuesday
night
Special Holy Week services are
being held in St. Marks P. e.
/ Church this week. On Monday the
/ address was delivered by Rt. Rev.
1 Philip Cook, Bishop of the Diocese
of Delaware, from 1890 to ! p. m.
On Tuesday, Rev. Charles L. Candee,
d. D., of Wilmington, minister of
the Presbyterian Church and chair
man of the State Welfare Commits
sion, addressed the audience.
On Wednesday Rev Martin J.
Bran of Georgetown made a force
ful address.
On Thursday Rev. Irving Young
of the North Baptist Church, Will
mingtOn, spoke very effectively.
On Friday Rev. David J. Moore,
pastor of Grace NJ. E. Church, Mills
boro, will be the speaker Everybody
is welcome to attend
Mr.. and Mrs Fred H. Burton of
Philadelphia spent the weekend IN
town with their relatives. .
Mrs. Matte Dodd has her aunt,
Mrs. Annie Dayton, visiting her for
a while.
Mrs. w. P. Monroe attended the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Martha
Hitch in Laurel on Monday.
Mrs. c. Dale Lingo is confined TO
her home by illness and Charles A.
L. Lingo has also been quite i'll.
On Sunday evening, Gardiner L.
Ellis fell down the cellar stairs at
his home On State street and at first
it was feared his injuries were SER
ious.
Mrs. J. A. Burton, Miss Pauline
Burton and Edward McCabe spent
Friday in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Burton, Jr.,
entertained the bridge club last
Thursday evening.
( Miss Elizabeth Carey, only daugh-
ter of MayOr-Commissioner and Mrs. !
George A. Carey, of Plant City, Fla,
was crowned queen-Of the third an /
nual strawberry festival last We'd =
nesday night by Hon. Doyle e. Carl
ton, Governor of Florida. Miss Carey
was born in Frankford. but moved
with her parents to Plant City when
a child and attends the local school. 1
She will graduate from the high
school with the class of 1888.
Queen Elizabeth" is a grand
daughter of Mrs. John Lingo of H.
b., of AIillsbOrO, and has spent a
part of many summers here since
moving to Florida.
A special Easter program and spe-
cial music will be presented in
Grace NJ. z. Church next Sunday
night. I.
Sunday school held it's regular
weekly meeting in the NJ. E. Church. !
)ue to the absence of the president,
Harry AlilbOurn, the meeting was ]
over by the vice president,
oseph Lingo. Clarence Lingo, chair {
nan of the visiting committee, re- J
lOrted that all the sick were on the '
improved list except Mr.. Tingle who T
emains right poorly. Captain Bur- i
on being absent, Mr. Bunting re- c
orted progress for the attendance S
ommittee. The possibility of giving c
play entitled "The WOmanless {
was introduced by Mr. Ry v
II but no actio nwas taken. Mr., n
Villains then took charge of the l
lass and made a very forceful ad- i
ress. a
The MillsbOro Oratorical and Dec v
lmation Contests were held in the |,
.hool auditorium on Thursday eve t,
ing, March "a, at eight O'Clock. The n
were: Helen Williams, il
irginia Atkins, Aleine Mears, Lam il
/ Campbell, Joshua West, Grace u
ollins, and Sara Short. The winners
the contest will compete in the
,unty contest, which will be held a
4 Friday, April 1, at Lewes.
Mt. Olivet Brethren Church, near
larles Workman's store, Millsboro y
Elder Isaac d. Bowman, d. d., V
i'll deliver his famous lecture Eas-
r Sunday, March 27, at p. m, rs Il
)od Friday, Palm Sunday and Sun e'
" Morning Resurrection Scriptur
?" March 27, 7:30 p. m., "Thc Last IN
lc
Rev. r. l. Humberd of Martins
rg, Pa, graduate of the Moody's
stitute. Chicago, the well known W
'iter and lecturer on "The Virgin io
rth" and other fundamental sub
cts and prophecy will give his 'Cl
art lectures in the MI Olivet
ethren Church beginning Tuesday
ght, March 20, and continuing ev- lie!
y night and over Sunday, April 8, 10
2 p. m. and 1880 p. m. This is
re opportunity. Rev. Humberd has tn
EN- well received by many church an
many states. in
RETVE TAME pr