Milford chronicle., 1934-06-08
MILLVILLE

AHiS tuiudy evening, June y, Is
the date of the strawberry festival
TO be held on the church lawn by
the Cleaners Club. Your patronage
will be appreciated.
Miss Lizzie CULLEN has returned
home after spending some time in
Philadelphia. She was accompanied
by her brother and sister, Monroe
CULLEN and Mrs. Tillie West, who
have returned to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bennett of
Bayville were the guests on Sunday
of John and George Townsend.
Funeral services in charge of
Rev. c. c. Derrickson were held on
Sunday afternoon at st. Georges
Church for Ezra Evans, who drop
ped dead on the boat on which he
was employed.
Mrs. Mary Baker of DagsbOro Wis
tied her daughter on Sunday, Rev.
and Mrs. c. c. Derrickson.
Miss Matte West celebrated her
birthday Wednesday, May 30, by
entertaining to dinner the following
Gladys Derrickson and Phyllis
James of Ocean View, Cathleen
Turner.
Mrs. Allie Richards and Matte
West were in Georgetown Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Powell and grand
son, Dickie Long were the over
night guests ON Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Dukes at Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Townsend and
daughter of Wyoming have been re-
cent guests of Mrs Matte Town
send.
Mrs. Lula c. Lynch's dinner
guests on Sunday were Mr.. and |
Mrs. Dewey Ringler and father of
Philadelphia, Mrs. Ida Ringler and /
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ringler of
Bishopville, Md, Miss Nellie Ring |
Ter and Mr.. Barr of Georgetown.
Mrs. Harry Williams and son |
Harold of Highland Park, Pa,
spent a few days with her hus-
band and sister, Mrs. Sadie Will
liams.
Harvey DerricksOn of Philadel-
phia spent the past week here with
his mother. Mrs. Laura Derrickson
accompanied him home for a visit
Mrs. |. Handy CULLEN had the
misfortune to burn herself quite
badly. 1t is causing her much suf-
fering at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hudson and
daughter Doris entertained on Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Ivah Hudson and
children, Joan, Jack and Shirley of
Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. Flick
Carmean and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Hudson and daughter,
Betty Jean of Millsboro.
Mrs. Mamie Long had as guests on
Sunday Miss Ann Noel and Harry
Workman of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Workman and grand
daughter. DeloTis of Chester, Pa.
Lord Baltimore Home Economics
Department COOperates With
Sussex County Emergency
Relief Commission
The ninth and tenth grades girls
of Lord Baltimore School completed
their Home Economics courses with
very fine piece of community
work. In May the Sussex County
Emergency Relief Commission
brought us one hundred and fifty
yards of cotton material to be used
for clothing for the children who, at
some time during the year, received
their lunches through the Relief
Commission.
The Lord Baltimore girls gladly
cooperated by making thirty-five
very attractive dresses for the girls
and a number of blouses for the
boys whose names were on the list.
Thanks to the generous cooperation
of the teachers in the grade build
ing the senior high girls were able
to bring the children for whom
they were sewing to the Home Eco
nomics room for measurements and .
fitting. Much time outside of regu- !
lar class periods, was given to MAX ,
ing the garments and distributing !
them to the children's homes. }
The girls in the classes who gave .
of their time and skill to this worth :
while project were:
Tenth grade. Eleanor Belts, :
Grace Belts. Cecile Collins, Myra a
Gibbs. Helen Gordy, Maude Hick- .
man, Mary Mitchell. Louise Robin ]
son, Ethalene Steele and Cora Rick 7
ards.
Ninth grade. Irene Bunting. Hell +,
In Clarke, Violet Hickman, Roberta :
Madge Murray. IeanOre
Rogers, Gladys Steele, Addie Town b
send and Madge Murray. \
Mrs. WOODBURY. James of Ocean -
View assisted greatly both by her Z,
interest and by the garments she 9
herself made for one needy family. .
Lord Baltimore Junior. q
Senior Banquet :,
One of the pleasantest festivities -
IF the Lord Baltimore commence II
nent activities was the banquet '
given the seniors by the juniors on ="
he evening of June l. preceding =
he class night program.
The decorating committee pro- v
'ided a most delightful setting by q,
lanking the school cafeteria with "
edar, fern and mock-orange bios q
oms. The tables were decorated :,
With pink roses, the senior flower; -
,lue bachelor buttons and rose -
lace cards and nut cups made in =,
dr. Del Dassa's art classes. ~
Carl Lekites, junior president, -
resided as POSTMASTER, while Geo. -
,unting. senior president. respond =
d for his class. In addition to the -,
unior toasts, all of which were Civ =
n in rhyme, Clarence Short gave ~
he faculty toast and Harry Menser g,
he principals toast. Asher Ander- =.
-, a demonstration | ~