Milford chronicle., 1934-02-02
MILLSBORO

There was a crowd that packed
the school auditorium on last
Thursday night to enjoy the program
presented at the community meeting.
The music by Moore's Orchestra
surely was greatly appreciated and
the Safety Playlet by the sixth
grade received much applause. A
dialogue "The Courtship of Sally
and Cy," by Hilda Thoroughbred and
Viola Marvel, was enjoyed as their
selections always are. Then was CIV
en- a vocal duet by Sarah and Mar
celia Short. A play, "The Wrong
Baby" by the dramatic club. Piano
duet, Eleanor and Kathleen Dobson.
Recitation with pantomine "AbOu
Ben ADAM" Reese White. Music,
violin and guitar, Messrs. Moore and
Walters. Original play. "The Snow
fakes Of Rhythm" The date for the
next meeting will be announced la
ter.
A class in religious singing will
start next Tuesday night, February
in the school auditorium and will
have Mrs. Ralph Baker for the tea
cher. Everybody is invited to attend
and help make the class big sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams at
tended the surprise party given
Preston Williams in Frankford on
Monday night.
Mr.. H: B. Mitchell entertained at
a very delightful bridge luncheon ON
Saturday afternoon. There were
guests to fill seven tables. Prizes
were won by Mrs. William H. Ayres,
Mrs. William B. Atkins, Mrs. Irwin
G. Burton and Mrs. J. NJ. Bennett.
The Millsboro Community Band
has reorganized for the year with
the following officers. w. Kendall
Hudson, president; Baldwin B.
Moore, vice president; Howard L.
Sipple, secretary and treasurer; Roll
lin N. Lewis. librarian; Harold NJ.
Payne, director. We urge that the |
citizens of the community get back
of this organization and make its /
personnel know that it has ardent
support and appreciation. Mr.. Payne.
the director, will be very glad to
consult with anyone interested in
band music.
Thomas Hudson, of Ocean View,
occupied the pulpit in Grace NJ. E.
Church on Sunday night and deliv-
cred a sermon that the congregation
found very helpful and applicable to
every day living.
Mr.. Clark, the pastor, was at Car
eys Church conducting the revival l.
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Carey
and son Bernard have moved into
he house owned by Harley Timmons
IN the boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. DaymOn Walters l
md family have moved into the ]
louse owned by Mrs. w. ]. P. White !
ust vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Carey.
Mrs. Everett Barr and Mrs. Mollie :
z. Elliott, near Georgetown, spent G
asst Wednesday with Mrs. Alice II
3oltz. Is
Mrs. Edwin Sirman of Delmar
pent last Saturday with Mrs. J. A. C
burton and Mrs. Robert Burton. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Mitchell. Mrs. 10
'adie Gray, OF Selbyv1lle ana MIS- )
;. L. Carey were in Wilmington last
Wednesday. L
Mrs. E. H. McCabe, a teacher in Il
he Junior High School is out of j
chool this week with an attack of
rippe that proves very unyielding. C
Irs. McCabe has been i'll since be- s.
)re Christmas.
Mrs. ]. Reese White also shows
cry little improvement and Ned
arey is one of the numerous chill :,
rem out of school.
MilIard Monroe of George Wash .
lgton University. Washington. d. d
E, is spending a few days home ,
ith his parents. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Purse and "
atsy Purse of Seaford were guests
! Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe on Friday. II