Milford chronicle., 1933-05-26
MILLSBORO

duultOrlum cOulQ not seat them. Inc
sermon delivered by Rev. John A
Clark was a splendid one and tht
music by the choir was unusually
good. Such services are inspiring
and help to create a stronger bond
of sympathy and understanding.
Since the American Mechanics
have taken over the cemetery which
until few years ago was under the
supervision of the Brotherhood, the
improvement is very noticeable
Those who desire to have the lodge
attend their lots pay a small sum
annually. The walks have been
made straight and are kept clean,
the area around the round house has
been wired off to prevent driving or
parking on and it is likely shrub
berry will be planted there to en-
hance the beauty of the surround
ings. The public is deeply apprecia-
tive of the efforts the Mechanics
have made to beautify our cemetery.
Its limit ON the east has been ex-
tended.
H. B. Hearn, of Baltimore, visited
his mother, Mrs. l.. T. Hearn, last
week.
Mrs. w. ]. White entertained at
lunch at the Wicomico Hotel in Sal
isbury last Wednesday Mrs. Matte
N. Shockley, Mrs. G. S. williams,
Mrs. Matte Dodd, Mrs. J. R.. White,
Mrs. H. B. Mitchell, Mrs. J. E. Cos
lee and Mrs. w. ]. Downing.
Mrs. White and her guests visited
the flower show in the Armory We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Downing, formerly Miss
Katherine Dodd, of MillsborO, re-
ceived loving cup as prize for the
finest display of flowers. Mrs. Down
ing was prize winner last year.
also.
Miss Gladys Warren and Samuel
Hearn were married in Salisbury
last Thursday afternoon. Both of
these very estimable young people
live near town and have the very
best wishes from many friends for
health, wealth and prosperity.
The fine new cottage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter P. Monroe is completed
dHu Ounudy was thO III OF unJ lhS
family has spent there. They had
as their guests Millard Monroe, of
Washington, Mr.. and Mrs, Archie
Purse and daughter Patsy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Purse, ST., of Seaford, Joshua
William Lofiand, of Mills
boro, and numerous callers.
Mrs. B. w. Hickman has been Sc
verely i'll from acute Indigestion. I
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Clar-
ence Lingo entertained the Cheerio
Club. 1
Mrs. Clarence E. Wharton has ac-
cepted a position as teacher of the
first grade in the Lord Baltimore
school,
MIR. and Mrs. C. D. Lingo enter
Lained on Friday night large num-
Der OF. guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Burton, of Phil
ldelphia, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Burton.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ c. Smoot, of Phil
adelphia, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. W. B. At
kins.
Mrs. Adams, of Colorado, mother
of Gerald Adams, the teacher of
manual training in the public school
lere, is living with her son for sew
sral months.
Mrs. Carl Stevens had the misfor-
une to fall one day last week and |
severely cut her knee.
Mrs. Joseph Layton. who has been |
II a poor physical condition for |
months, is confined to the house
low.
Mrs. Raymond Long, of Frankford.
Mrs. J. A. Burton and
irs. E. E. Carey at splendid play,
Miss Adventure" given by the jun
or class of the John M. Clayton
chool last Friday night. This was
he first public function given in the
lew building.
The canning plant of the Atkins
,anning Co: has been given new
oat of red paint.
Saturday was surely gala day
or birthday parties. Doris Goodwin
ntertsined a large number of
riend to celebrate her eighth birth
ay, from 2:30 to p. m. Ruth Rob
nson entertained many of her
riends in honor of her eleventh
irthday from three to five and Theo-
ore Burton, 3rd. gave many of his
chool mates a thrilling afternoon,
citing them prove for themselves
he excellent qualities of beauti-
III pony he received for his tenth
irthday. Ice cream and cake was
o mere incident at these parties +
ut was a part of the best.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Steward and
Ir. and Mrs. Elton Lynch, of Mil
ord, were the guests on Sunday of
Ir. and Mrs. Paul Godfrey, of Mills
orc,
Mrs. Henry J. West and son, JOS
ua T. West, spent the weekend in
as the guests of her
rother, Mr.. and Mrs. Zack w. Wells
hey enjoyed the horse races at the
ose Tree Hunt Club, Media, Pa. on
aturday afternoon.
-illSbOrO Senior Wins In Essay
Ontest.
Gerald A. Timmons. a senior in
lie Millsboro High School, has just
cen officially informed that he won
rst place in the essay contest con-
lcted by the American Legion. The
Inject of the essay, Patriotism and
S Effect Upon the National Wei
re-" was assigned to the various
'hools by the Legion as the theme
r the essay. The various schools
,nducted their contests as they
Nv fit. selecting the best two and
,nding them to the organization
'omoting the contest The local
,ntest was made an English pro-