Milford chronicle., 1934-09-21
MILLSBORO

On Saturday, Sept. 18th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner Howard gave party
In honor of the eighth anniversary
of their daughter Helen's birth. The
party was a surprise to Helen who
had been visiting, until all the guests
had assembled and when she en-
tered her home she was greeted by
the song Happy Birthday to You"
After opening the numerous gifts
and enjoying many games, refresh
ments were served. After the party
had ended the guests returned to
the living room where Helen was
christened by Rev. J. A. Clark, The
guests were, Evelyn. Betty and Ruth
Donoway, Betty and Doretha Lynch,
Louise and Harriet Williams, Bar
bara Mitchell, Dorothy Bennett,
Anna Lawson, Betty Godfrey, Louise
Collins, Amelia Penuel, Irene Hall.
fsebecca Lofiand, Doris Goodwin.
Mary White, Grace Mitchell. Doris
Ellingsworth, Evelyn Parker, Helen
Howard, Reese Tlmmons, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. A. Clark, Mrs Harley Tim
mons, Mrs. J. M, Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner Howard.
Mrs. Henry Stowe, of Bedford,
Va, Is spending some time In town
with Mrs. Il. w. Washburn and
and other friends.
Elder Isaac ID. Bowman, ID. D.,
will preach at Mt. Olivet Brethren
Church, near Charles WOrkman's
store. on Sunday. Sept 23rd, at
D. m. and p. m. Sunday school at
D. m, and C. E. Society at Z p. m.
The subject of the afternoon SER
mon will be "Initiatiye, Progressive
and Final Salvation The subject
of the evening sermon will be
"Bible Examples of How to be
Saved"
Miss Lanta Campbell has gone to
Philadelphia to enter the Bryn
Mawr Hospital for nurses training.
Mrs. Evelyn Olney, of Quantico,
Va, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Hen !
ry Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houston of
Dover spent Sunday with Mr. and |
Mrs. Lester Long.
Mrs. w. p. Monroe was in Phila- |
delphia last Friday buying the lat
est fall styles for their store. Many |
changes have been made In the ar
Of counters and cases in
the store. adding much to the ap
pearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hickman and
Mrs. J. X. Lingo spent Monday In
Mrs. Hettie ]. Lingo Is visiting
ler daughter, Mrs. Kate Baylis at
RehObOth.
Reginald Lynch, Alex Tingle and
Harry Belts were in an automobile
accident at Concord last Friday
hight but very fortunately none Of
Mr. Tingle and Mr.. Belts are still
n the hospital, but Mr.. Lynch was
lble to come home after the accident.
Now is chimney cleaning time.
Fhe firemen ask cooperation of
everyone in preventing chimney
Tres as far as is possible.
school Notes
MillsbOrO High School has start
d with the largest enrolment in
Is history. Due to the large num-
)er of pupils taking many of the
'uDJectS, II mas DeeH HeCeSSdTg ~ |
livide several of the classes.
though the enrolment is much lar
,er than II was last year, new pu-
ills continue to enroll every day.
Though the attendance has been
cry good, it is felt that it will be
ven better after the busy fail work
5 over.
Constitution Day was observed by
general assembly program. The
rugram, which was arcangel by
iTs. Ellis, was both entertaining
nd educational. Many important
acts concerning the constitution :
ere pointed out, and eacn pupil |
'ho did not know the preamble Of :
he constitution was requested TO |
earn 1t at once. '
The first community meeriEg for
he year is being planned fer the 1
of September %. Definite I
concerning this pro- S
ram will be sent out later.
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