Milford chronicle., 1933-12-01
MILLSBORO

Auxiliary at her home on State
street, on Tuesday night. A large
nNIlber of members were present.
The last meeting for study of the
Life of Christ was held on Monday
night in Grace NJ. E. Church. This
course has been instructive and
helpful to those who attended. The
class has been very ably taught by
Rev. John A. Clark.
The proceeds from the play
plain Sister" that was presented in
the school auditorium amounted to
about $50. This amount forms the
nucleus of the building fund for
Grace NJ. L. Church.
The chicken salad supper served
i'm the Firemen's Hall last Friday
night by ST. Marks p. f. Church was
a great success and the attendance
from nearby towns was surely most
gratifying.
Mrs. George S. Williams has been
entertaining for several days, Miss
Payne. of HarrisOnburg, Va. Miss
Payne is a sister of Harold Payne,
teacher in the high school here.
On Wednesday, Mrs. Williams and
Mrs. Ollie T. Atkins started by au-
tomobile for Lynchburg, Va, to visit
Miss Helen Williams, sophomore
at Randolph-Ma Woman's Col
lege, over the Thanksgiving holi-
days.
Mrs. W. J. Rose spent last Satur-
day in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Henry Hudson of FrankfOrd. |
the mother of Mrs. c. Dale Lingo. is
very seriously i'll from many COM
plicatiOns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Godfrey
have been in Baltimore for a few
days.
Miss Helen Lingo, student nurse
in the Jewish Hospital in Philadel-
phia spent Saturday night here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. d.
Lingo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Wharton NOV
ed into their new home on the Lau-
rel Highway on Thursday.
The property on Church street,
owned by w. p. Monroe, made va
cant by their moving, will be occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders ?.
Darden, after a bath has been put
in.
Several from here attended the
wedding of Miss Martha Maull and
William L. Lowe on Thursday af-
ternoon in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in Lewes.
Charles A. Lingo who has been Ill
for several days is out again now.
J. Parron King, one of the first
mail drivers appointed to carry mail
on rural route from the pOstofice,
was retired on November 1S, and be-
ginning on Friday the rural deliv-
cries will be made by w. T. Moore
and Charles Lingo.
Mrs. Harry Williams was Operat- I
ed upon in the Jefferson Hospital in
Philadelphia last Thursday and is
getting along splendidly.
Mrs. Matte Dodd spent Thanks
giving Day and Friday in Salisbury /
with her daughter, Mrs. Katherine
Downing.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hannah
Davis, widow of the late John NJ.
Davis, were held in Grace NJ. f..
on Saturday afternoon, con- g.
Quoted by Rev. J. A. Clark. Mrs. !
Davis is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Annie Hudson and Mrs. Hettie =,
Parker and one son, William J. Da- n
lis and five grandchildren. Inter- y
nent was made in Mechanics ceme- Il
cry. where Mr.. Davis was buried r,
several years ago. -
community Meeting N
One of the largest crowds that ev- 7,
# assembled at the AIillsboro pub n
ic school crowded into the auditor N
um last Friday evening to attend
community meeting, the second pro- "
,ram of this type held at the school
this year. AS people began
o arrive early in the evening and .
he house began to become crowded
ong before the hour scheduled for
he program to begin, the boy
couts, who under the direction of
scout Master Wayne Burton, were
serving as ushers, were kept busy
chairs from nearby rooms
10 as many as possible could be
ieated. But in spite of all they and d
he efficient school engineer, Mr.
ioOre, could do, many were forced
o stand and it is reported that
ome who arrived late turned away n
When they observed the crowded
condition.
A similar program given here last y
month and attended by mere than
90 people was considered such
uccess that it did much to bring
'ut the unusually large crowd of u
asst Friday evening. And the people III
i'd not go away disappointed.
The next program of this nature ~
rill be held on December 81 or %.
lens Bible Class
The Mems Bible class of the M
race NJ. E. Church had very in
eresting meeting last Sunday NOR Al
ing. Edward Outten, who presided #
yer the meeting, called on various #
lembers to speak. Among those #
rho responded were Messrs. Leroy MI
loore. II. J. Lawson, Harry Esham,
nd Captain Burton. Messrs. Harry
and E. C. Ryan also took
art in the discussion. after which
gorge Williams lectured on the
lbject, How to Work with Others" IN
Shop nOw-Christmas "a days away. s
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