Milford chronicle., 1933-01-13
MILLSBORO

Rev. John A. Clark, pastor of Grace
NJ. L.. Church, was unanimously invit
ed to return at the third quarterly con-
ference. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark have done
u splendid work here and have made
warm friends who are glad to cooper
ate with them in the Work of the
church.
The Ladies Aid met on Monday af-
ternoOn with Mrs. j. NJ. Bennett. The
afternoon was delightfully."- spent and "A
short play was given by some of the
I members. The election of officers for
the ensuing year was in order amt
Mrs. Dale Lingo was reelected presi-
! dent. Mrs. IL. b. Mitchell, vice presi-
I dent; Mrs. Il. w. Hickman secretary
and Mrs. j. X. Lingo, treasurer.
Mrs ElwOOd Godfrey was operated
upon i'm the jefferson Hospital in Phil
adelphia on Tuesday morning and her
friends wish for her complete recov-
The Guild of st. Marks p. f. Church
met with Mrs. J. Reese White last
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. p White left on
Monday for Miami, Fla, where they
will spend January and February.
Mr.. and Mrs Elbert Evans and Mrs
Matte Shockley spent a day last week
in Salisbury with Mrs. katherine Dow
ming and Mrs. Culver.
Miss Pauline Burton went to Phla-
delphia ON Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins of Highland
Park, Pa, We're visitors of Mrs. Alice
liOltz on Monday.
Mrs. Charles Lingo delightfully."- en-
tertained the Cheerio Club on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs Ollie r. Atkins is confined TO her
room by a severe attack of grippe Mr..
Atkins has been suffering intense pain
with an abscessed ear.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bennett is substituting in
the Home Economics department for
Mrs Atkins
Mr. and Mrs. Walter p. Manroe are
having a very attractive cottage built
at Oak Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Thoroughgood en-
tertained several guests at a turkey |
dinner on Sunday TO- celebrate the !
triple birthday anniversaries of Mr. /
Thoroughbred, his brother James and |
his sister, Mrs. Ruth Thoroughgood |
I1mmons, all of whom were born on !
January s, of different years. Those
who enjoyed the dnner were Mr.. and |
Mrs. j. Il. Moore and family, Mr. and |
Mrs. IL. B: Thoroughbred and family. |
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Timmons and |
daughter, Betty Anne. Miss Hilda
Thoroughgood and Miss Viola Marvel. |
The Mems Bible Class of the Grace
NJ. E. Church, known as the Gideonie
Class. elected the following officers at n.
recent business meeting: President.
Joseph Lingo; vice president, Edward |
Outten; secretary Raymond
Rust; librarian, George Timmons; as
sistant librarian. Americus Belts; re-
porter. j. NJ. Bennett; assistant report i
or, {. Il. Wharton. Honorary presidents
were named as follows: Capt. Theodore
Burton, E. c. Ryan. j. B. bunting,
Luster Long, George Timmons, Frank
Campbell, Clarence Lingo and Harry
T.. Williams. The following committees
were appointed: Membership, Leroy
Moore. Raymond Lingo, Wayne Burton.l
II. j. Lawson, Harry Hudson.
barry Esham, Roy Jones. Chas. Moore II
llbsent. Capt. Burton. J. b. Bunting,
Norman Hickman.
!. The Senior Class of the MiIlsboro
school is planning to present "Follow
Me, three act comedy. in the school,
Thursday, January ~, at
eight O'Clock in the evening. AS many
tickets have already been sold, O Target
ludience is expected. The proceeds Of
me play Will go to defray the expenses
II the Washington trip, which will be |
aiken some time during the spring.
! ne play is being coached by Mrs s.
:. Darden of the local high school.