Milford chronicle., 1934-02-09
MILLSBORO

The class i'll religious music be-
gan on Tuesday night in the school
auditorium with MRS. Ralph Baker
OF Georgetown as instructor. The
cold and snow likely kept many from
attending who will be present next
week.
Miss Bculah Clearwater director
of Religious Education at Selbyville,
addressed the young peoples meet
ing On Sunday night in Grace NJ. E.
Church.
The Ever Faithful Auxiliary met
on last Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Z. B. Collins and. as always, when
Mrs. Collins is hostess her gracious
hospitality makes the occasion a
memorable one.
Inc Ladies' Aid met on Monday
night with Mrs. George s. Williams.
The men of the church interested in
the turkey supper that will be served
on February z3rd also met at the
| Williams home to make plans. A
meeting at the church OH Thursday
night was called by the cnaIfmdII,
Edwin c. Ryan to appoint the vari-
Gus committees.
L. Emory Ellis is recovering from
an attack of illness with which he
was stricken last Friday morning.
Mrs. Alec Tingle was taken to the
marshall Hospital i'm Milford in an
ambulance early last Saturday morn
ing. Mrs. Tingle has been i'll for
some time but not confined to the I
house continuously. Many interested .
friends wish for her complete re- I
covery.
Miss Doris Moore, who conducts +.
4 modern beauty parlor here is in
Philadelphia this week attending a
Hair Dressers' Trade Convention at
the Ben Franklin Hotel.
j. Reese White, Jr., is in Miami,
Florida, for Il month making the
trip with his maternal grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Carpenter
His paternal grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. p White have been in
Miami since December.
At business meeting following
Sunday school on Sunday morning
these trustees were elected for three
years, George S. Williams. John f.
McGee and r. +. Carey. For two
years. Edwin c. Ryan, John s. Dob
son and ". J. Rose For one year.
II. p. White, Harry Williams and
Harry Esham
The Sunday school officers are
John L. McGee superintendent. and :
Frank Campbell assistant. Primary $
and assistant, Harry b
B. Mitchell and G. Cleveland Lynch. n
s
Iarey. Temperance superintendent. b
Mrs. Harry Esham. Chorister and O
,s;istants. +. {. Ryan II. NJ. PANE, y
.cndall Hgdson and Mack Hudson. :
'ianists, DOIis Ryan and ihyspia cI
immons. Secretary ANA assistant,
larry Nichu.S and Wayne Burton. d
treasurer. Mrs. Harry Nichols. Mis- II
i1laYy treasurer. Mrs. c. B. John Y
on. Benevolent treasurer. Mrs.
.dttic Shatk.ey. Librarians. George 81
'in.riCl; aiG Fred Iiam0ns. r,
The chairman 81 the nominating
O1mit;e,. Gca.ge ;. Williams. spoke p
Il tn highest terms of the fitness /,
~ oiIict %. the in Cmbents ard ~
'raed them 10 accept thei. Offices b,
mother year The Sunday school is
teadi.y growing and is 80 crowded, n
ispsrially in the primary Depart. 5,
lent, that more room for expansion D,
; desperately nceIcd ia
MI and Mr.. MlcE Hudson delight
My entertained scrcrai friends one =
Yenins last WeeA.
M.s. hoHdIl! Hudson is suEsiitut-
e this week for lIrs. Olive Wilson
no is i'll with grippe and G. Il.
marion is teaching for Mrs. Z. II.
.CCabe who has pleuYiSy.
Should nothing happen TO prevent. II
r. and Mrs. II. p White will build
homc on their lot on Norris street =,
iioiliag Frof }. ". Bennett. start :
p III June. b
Air ana Mrs. Grover Mariner and
lildrcn Betty May and Roger. of :
r.dS lille. We've guests last Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. DGymoG Walters. :
The adult class in woodwork,
uSh. by Mr Adams has been such L..
succGsj ih3t Miss Burlett. State 20,
rector Of Adult Education, has been
t.jiDnoa 10 extend The course Tor
otli5r oigh; weeks. The adult OPP ne
rtuai;y class in religious music, pa
lieh started here this week, bids so
be a very interesting course and
Iii attended Mrs. Ralph Baker is wO
e instructor. =
soihC very bcEG,ilC! Panel, uf IT.
II scenery have been designed FOR
q cafeteria h. the students Of the
department. urdcr tEe direction
H.. D2,Goasc Tilia department
al so dcyeioai3E sonc lovely scenes
rcral Dciawar, which will hang. "
zen FINISHED, in the arch-shapcd
pre+siohs in thc wall Just above
. water fountains of both the IL:
yc: and Gppc" corridors.
Another .nlCudid program is he
arranged for the next communi- G.:
meeting. which will he held on
G;sday evening. February -. =.
.Cc each successive program has
n attended by larger number
II the one bt0rr. the seating Of
audience his bccuGc real
'hlcm. Though eight hundred
pie can t2 squeezed into the audi
iunl, 4 much larger number than -
I is expected ai The February
citing
he MiiIShuro girls basketball
m won over tho DeImar girls in
Ioscly contested same played hero
Friday. our boys lost TO the
mar boys the same evening. go
lsborO will play Georgetown here 1O.O
day. February O. ,,.o
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