Milford chronicle., 1934-03-30
DACSBORO

The Lewis High School Band, UNI
der the direction of their able lead
er, Mr.. Peck, entertained the mem-
bers and patrons of the John NJ.
Clayton P. 4. A. on Wednesday eve
ming, March 81, with concert
which was greatly enjoyed by every
one present. This band is considered
the best high school band in the
State and the Lewes school and
community are to he congratulated
for having such a splendid Organi-
cation.
At the close of the concert, Prof.
Shields. the superintendent of
Lewes School, gave a brief history
of the band which he said is six
years old. This was a story of hard
work, patience and perseverance on
the part of everyone concerned, but
il shows what can he done with
support of the parents and COM
munity.
A band such as this is a wonder
ful asset to any school. and the par
ents and patrons of the John NJ.
Clayton school would do well to
lend their support to such move
mPnt.
The Easter pageant which will be
held in the John NJ. Clayton school
auditorium on Sunday evening. April
l. is entitled The Way of the Cross
All churches in both DagsbOrO and
FrankfOrd have kindly consented to
suspend their services for the eve |
ming in order that every one may
attend The Glee club of the school, |
of about fifty boys and |
girls. under the direction of Miss !
Brooks. will furnish the music. All !
who attended the christmas pageant |
know what treat is i'm store for
them
gloom was cast over the town
when Mrs. Wilmina Baker, aged 81
years. . months and IA days, quietly
passed away on Thursday, March &c.
She had been most patient suffer
Pr during long illness of 26 months
and 3 days. never complaining. hut
llWays willing tu abide by tue Mas
er's will She was the widow of the
ate Cant, John W Baker and leaves
q mourn her loss. one son. George
w. Baker and wife. one daughter.
Mrs. Katie b. Helm. three grand
and four great grand-chil-
ren and host of friends. Funeral
vas held in the VI. r. Church and in
rrmenl made in Carey's cemetery
1 FrankfOrd
The Ladies' Aid wishes to thank
veryune who helped in any way To
lake the supper a success served at
he John VI. Clayton school Satur-
ay. March 2i The ladies are re-
ewing comments on the good eats
repaired and served They cleared
200.
Mrs. Maud Kitchens was called TO
due to the illness of
er niece. Miss Marian Helm, who is
OF expected tO recover.
Mrs Arthur Adkins is very sick
ith pneumonia ut the home Of her !
lushter. Mrs. Dewitt Daisey.
Miss Evelyn TIumphries will par
cipate in the Rahhitfoot Minstrel at
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Steel and
rs. Helen Clusg and daughter Iris
IOtored to Wilmington Sunday. call
X on relatives. returning Monday.
Mrs. Ehen Townsend. accOmpan-
d her daughter and son-inlaw. Mr..
I'd Mrs. Howard Bramhall, of
TO Philadelphia over the
eek -end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knots of FELTON, and
Iwrence l.. Sipple and sons of
IllsbOro spent Sunday with Mr. and
RS. Thomas Humphries.
Mrs. o. II. Campbell is spending
e month of April in North Caro-
ia
MIR. and Mrs. Elisha Daisey enter
ned ON Saturday To turkey din
+ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Murray and
n Woodrow of Bayard: Mr. and
:. Ward Bennett of Millville. On
nday they had as their guests Mr.. /
d Mrs. Ward Daisey of BayaTd.
3. and Mrs. Clifford Timmons and
l Lafayette of HeightOwn. n. J.
Frank Blanchard has been spend
, few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
shua Daisey.