Milford chronicle., 1933-03-24
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completed and the teachers aud pu-
pills entered on Friday ready for
work on Monday morning. The
building which has been in progress
during the past year is an up-to-
date one with all the modern facii-
ties and equipment, presenting won
derful opportunities to the present
generation. In addition to the
building, the old canal or ditch"
as it used to be called, and which
has been menace not only to the
! school, but to the town as we'll,
has been tiled, and the school ground
is being nicely graded out to Hos
ier Avenue, and when properly set
with grass, will in no doubt be the
most beautiful spot in our town, Of
which we are proud.
| The ROtarians observed their
! semi-annual Ladies Night on Fri
day. Music was furnished by the
Millsboro High School Orchestra,
and the guest speaker for the even
ing was the Rev. Mr.. Bran, of the
Episcopal Church of Georgetown.
A three course dinner was served
by the combined groups of the Com
munity Club, Mrs. Malcolm Prit-
chett. being the general chairman.
The decorations were carried out in
keeping with the day-St. Patricks.
On Saturday next at l O'Clock,
the Dramatic Club will meet in the
social room of the Church. Off
GERS of the Club elected by the boys
and girls are-Elizabeth Murray,
president; Charles Brown, vice-pre-
sident; Walter McCabe. secretary
treasurer.
Misses Hannah and Lucretia Long,
Rachel Morris, Rata Long, Rev.
Moore, Miss Beulah Clearwater and
Edward Johnson, attended the Sus-
sex County Youth Conference, held
in Georgetown on Saturday, at
gave report of the recent confer
encc held in Wilmington, while her
sister, Lucretic, reported on discus
sions. Edward Johnson was elect
cd as vice-president for the ensuing
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pepper enter
tanned a number of the High School
teachers and young friends at a st.
Patrick's Party at their home oil
Main street, Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Middleton, of
Birgcton, N. j., were recent visitors
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Stevens were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. El-
wood Cooke in Seaford on Monday
evening.
Senator and Mrs. James b. Nc
Cabe entertained on Tuesday evcn-
ing of last week i'll honor of Mrs.
McCabe's birthday. Those present
were her mother and aunt, Mrs. Ann
Hickman and Mrs. Charles Wilgus,
Mrs. Nettie West. Mrs. ioxie Dukes,
Mrs. Ida Townsend, Mrs. M. Pasha
Watson, Mrs. Hilary Holland and
daughters. Hazel aud Agnes. Messrs.
Harry McCabe and Walter Dukes:
This past Tuesday evening, MIR.
and Mrs. Willis Hudson entertained
to turkey dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Holloway, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Watson, Mrs. Helen Wanscr, Mrs.
West, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua McCabe,
of this town, and Mrs. Hester Dunn.
of Bishopyille.
Mrs. Daisey Long and Mrs. Viii
mer Long, of Berlin, were guests
of relatives in town one day recent
ly. a:
Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter Whaley, of
Philadelphia, were at home with her
mother, Mrs. Watson over. the week,
and entertained a number of their |
friends on Saturday evening. fl,
Mrs. Herman Quillen who has |
been quite i'll in Milford Hospital, is !
improving.
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Bunting, of |
Bunting's Garage, have returned |
from Philadelphia where he has been !
under treatment.
Joshua Ryan is confined to his
home by illness.
Miss Mildred McCabe was taken
TO Philadelphia on Monday where
she underwent an operation for
chronic appendicitis.
Mrs. Paul West is again i'm Phila-
dclphia taking hospital treatment.
DR.. G. Il. James was called to
Newark last week due to the Illness
of his son. Billy. student ut the
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Long of
near town, entertained to dinner on
Miss Elccta Long. MIR. and
Mrs. G. r. Rayne and daughter, jean
cite, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Long and
children. Steven and RoScne. of Sci
byville; Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Tim
mons and daughter, Sarah, Of Days
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Morris
and daughter were guests of DR.. ana
Mrs. w. o. Daisey in Fruitland, Md,
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris have rented
rooms of Mr.. and Mrs. Robins Hud-
son and arc now occupying them.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Wilgus and
laughter, were dinner guests Of Mr..
md Mrs. Harvey McCabe at Bay
lrd ON Sunday.
Mrs. Frances X. Evans and Mr..
Henry Roland. of Lewes, Mr.. A. ~.
Daisey of the S. S. Guayaquil OF the
Panama Railroad Co., his brother,
Paul Daisey. of the u. S. S. Rich
nond, of San Pedro. Calf, and An
hony KOshesky, of Chester, Pa
we're guests of Mr. aud Mrs, A. ii.
)aisey over the weekend. Mrs.
)aisey gave dinner party on Sat
lrday aud her additional guests
we're Mr. and Mrs. VIM. A. Walls,
IT.. of Williamsville.
Miss Vcsia Hudson has been
pending a few days with relatives
II Philadelphia.
Mrs. Viola Holmes has returned