Milford chronicle., 1934-03-30
LINCOLN CITY


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Miss Louise Clendaniel of Will
mingtOn spent the weekend will
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John II
Clendaniel and family.
1 Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald entertain
ed the members of her Sunday
school class on Monday evening fol
the purpose of organizing the class
The following were elected to office.
/ President, Esther Greenly; vice
president, Wanda Kibler; secretary
/ Isabelle Timewell; assistant secre-
tary, Eleanor Morris; treasurer
Mrs. Katie Fitzgerald; organist, Bet
ty Donaho; social committee, Joy
Reed, Marian Dawson, Dorothy War
ren; flower committee, Ruth Vada-
kin, Irma Macklin. Georgette Wa
pies. Carolyn Marker; class name,
Busy Bees"
The monthly business and social
meeting of class No. II will he held
on Wednesday evening, April 1, with
Mrs. Minnie Reed Carlisle.
Mrs. Ora Traylor left last Tuesday
for Old Point Comfort, Va. where
she will join her husband. George
w. Traylor, who is manager of the
Chamberlain Hotel at that place.
Due to serious illness, Mrs Floyd
Allen was removed 10 the Marshall
Hospital on Monday. Al present her
condition is unchanged.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Morgan
have moved to the bungalow of Mrs.
Nathan COverdale ON Railroad Ave.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the
Community Hall on Friday evening,
and cake free The social commit
fee is Mrs George Derrickson. Mrs.
Clifford Donovan and Mrs. Joseph
Calhoun. The community is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown and chill
dren. Billy. Ruth and Franklin. Of
Bridgeville, were the guests of hcr
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Swiseclt
and family on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Adams OF
BellefOnte and Mr.. and Mrs. Eurt
Hendricks of l'rederica spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs Joseph !
Messick
Joseph Headley moved his family
to MillSbOrO on Tuesday where he is .
a charcoal plant.
Mr.. and Mrs Erasmus Wilson and |
daughter Edna accompanied by Mrs |
Harry Warren and Mrs Jay Abboil
attended the adult education centre
At Dover on Tuesday eycnins. Of last
week.
The Sunday evening worship SER
vice. April %. in charge ui the Young
PEOPLE will be "The Tabernacle ot
)ut of Doors" This is part of the
general theme of the month. Joy"
Hubbard Macklin has been elected
lelegate TO represent the Dover dis
rict at the Wilmington VI. +. t'on- /.
erence to be held in Newark
Services Sunday as follows:
Preaching 10 4. m. Church school II
!. H. Easter program 7:3O p. n.
Slaughter Neck: Church school AZ
90 p. III. Preaching at .'::;0 p. III.
Rev j. f. Willis. pastor
school Notes
The fifth meeting of Lincoln Home
nd School Association wa held On
Wednesday. March y. Mrs. I.yde
'Ostles presided.
The children's program portrayed
chOOl activities and was represent
d by grades 10 4 inclusive. EN-
ryb0dy enjoyed the spelling hatch
iven by the 7th and Sth Srades ;
dina Mae Vadakin was the winner. {
n English dramatizatiOn What ,
aster Means to Us" was presented
costume by the 5th and 9Th |
rades A health play. given 10y the \
d and 4th grades was We'll rtnd \
ed. The primary children present
THE Easter Rabbit" /
The meeting adjourned to ILc"t Ii
.ain April Is.
The school library cornrs las /;
zen re-arrangcd very attractilcly. II
iss Heath's plants add So much to 81
e corner. N
The dental hygienist worked at 6
ncoln school last week. The pm a
Is were complimented upon their NJ
eanliness. $,
Our school will he closed Good
'iday and Easter Monday. Harry il
Ister greetings are EXTENDED To all. l.