Milford chronicle., 1933-03-10
LINCOLN CITY

, The March meeting of Lincoll
Home and School Association will
/ be held Wednesday evening, Marcl
18th, at 1880 O'Clock. All interested
, patrons are urged to attend as spe
, cial business will be discussed. Elec
tion of officers for the ensuing yeal
, will be in order.
; Several boys who have fulfilled
the requirements will be invested
and become members of the Lincoln
Boy Scouts troop. A courtesy play.
let by and 6 grades will round vi
the evenings program.
Mrs. George Warren, our P. T. A
president, will attend the meeting
OF state publicity chairman at Har-
rington on Saturday.
/ Miss Josephine Capehart, of Long
Island, has been spending several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Capehart.
Mrs. Robert L. Curtin and broth
, er, Hugh Morrison, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with their mother,
Mrs. Jennie Morrison.
Eugene Risler, of New York City,
is spending some time with his
grandmother, Mrs. Sara Risler.
Work on the new road leading
from Lincoln to NAPLES sPond, is
progressing very rapidly. The con-
tractors are giving employment to u
number of men, which will continue
for several weeks.
George r. Clendaniel has recent
J ly been appointed as mail carrier
from postoffice to station.
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald was
dinner guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Birmingham last Thurs
day.
The large polar, known as the
Penn tree, second largest tree in
Delaware, located on the property
of VIM. Truitt, formerly owned by
Mrs. Belle Arnold, was dug up by
the roots last week. Mr.. Truitt is
erecting a dwelling thereon and the
contract was awarded to Richard
Johnson and J. Elbert Jones.
The members of Kent and Sussex
counties will hold joint w. c. Il.
u. Institute in the M. Il. Church
at Harrington, Thursday, March 16,
beginning at 10 O'Clock and contin-
ing through the day and evening.
Lunches will be served at a small
cost.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tilton, of
Wyoming, were guests of Jay Alb
bott and family on Tuesday.
An entertainment will he given
by the ladies of the town on Thurs
day evening. March 10th, at 1880
o'clock. Admission 15c. Proceeds F!
for the benefit of church fund, as
follows:
Opening-Our Delaware.
Solo-Where the River Shannon
Flows, Charles Gere. |
Sketch.
Duet-The Little Old Church In
the Valley, Rev. and Mrs. Conner.
Short recital by Mrs. Edward Fitz-
gerald's music pupils.
Star of the East-Ralph Hunt.
First Mice of the Star Performer
Ruth Conner.
Sing, Robin Sing-IIelen Conner.
Recess Time, March-Marie Lord.
Gaiety-Philip SOuthard.
A Trip to Niagara, March-Virgin- !
Ia Short.
The Riverlet-Betty Donaho.
Reading-Mrs. Grimes.
Solo-I'll Take You Home Again
Lyde Postles.
Old Irish Themes by Harry Jeffer-
son and Mrs. Fitzgerald.
Selectio mOf music-Miss Minnie
Reed.
Sketch.
Trombone selection-Edgar Glen
laniel.
Reading-Mrs. Rodney.
SolO--Mrs. Ruth wilkins. II
ChOrist by Il number Of girls. II
The school attendance for Febru-
Iry was good: Grades l-2, 96.1 per ;
.ent; 3-4, 95.5 per cent; Sc, 97.4 per ;
.ent; rs, 97.2 per cent. Average !
or the school, 96 per cent. The
ward for highest percentage was
etained by 5 and 6 grades. II
The Lincoln Boy Scouts attended
he Investiture of Ellendale troop
friday evening. Mr.. Ruth, Scout {
master, and Mr.. Jones accompanied
hem.
Sunday services as follows: Glass,
o Il. M; church school, II q. M;
preaching, 1880 p. m.
Slaughter Neck: Church school, I
o a. M; preaching, IL Il. M; even 5
ng service, 1880 o'clock.
Cedar Neck: Service 2:3O p. nj. I
Rev. ]. F. Willis, pastor. Il