Milford chronicle., 1934-04-20
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I Mrs. j. "A. CidTh was dunilleu u
the Methodist Episcopal Hospital II
Philadelphia last Monday and viii
! likely be there three weeks for OBJ
! servatiOn and treatment
Rev. and Mrs. Clark were returned
here by the conference for theiI
third year and In appreciation oil
their splendid work Mr.. Clark was
presented with a letter of thanks
in which was a 500 bill.
Martin Jones of New York, spent
the first part OF last week with his
aunt, Mrs. Annie p Quattlander.
Mrs. Matte Dodd was i'm Balti-
more and Washington over the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. w. ].
Downing. Mr.. Downing and son Billy.
of Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nichols, Mrs.
Kate Burton and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Burton were visitors of friends in
and near Smyrna on Sunday.
Mrs. H. B. Mitchell entertained
guests from Wilmington over the
weekend.
Mrs. Gertrude Walls and her son.
Preston West, who are spending
several months in Philadelphia,
where Mr.. West is in school, spent
the latter part Of the week at their
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Bennett enter
tanned last Friday night in honor
OF the Seniors OF M. H. S. Many
games and contests were partici-
pated in and enjoyed by all after
which refreshments were served. The
members of the senior class are,
Nina Williams. Frances Wood, Ruth
Moore, Doris Hudson, Mary Brut-
tingham. Alton Hudson, James Wal
ler. William Timmons. Fred Hudson,
Ronald Birmingham, Wilbur Nit
chell and John Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert V. Anderson
and daughter Gene. OF Philadelphia,
motOred down on Saturday to visit
Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Ellis. Mrs. Ellis drove
back to Philadelphia with the An
dersOns on Sunday afternoon where
she will make a visit.
A steam table has been installed
in the cafeteria in the MillsbOrO
school and mighty proud is the fac
ulty of this great addition TO their
equipment.
MiIlard Monroe of Washington
spent Saturday night and Sunday
at home with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. P. Monroe.
There are many new cars being
driven by recent purchasers around
town.
Don't forget to buy your ticket
for the benefit bridge party to be
held in the Firemen's Hall on Fri
day night. by the Alumni Associa-
tiOn.
Mrs. II. II. Dodd. Miss Hazel Dodd
and Mrs. John Jones spent Saturday
in Philadelphia.
The Be Ye Faithful Auxiliary met |
on Tuesday night with Mrs Elsie |
entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. p. White have |
returned from Florida. having gone |
there early in December. Every
bodys is pleased to have them home
with us again.
On Monday afternoon. Mrs. Matte |
Shockley entertained at luncheon |
and bridge. Mrs. Annie Quattlander.
Mrs. w. J. P. White. Mrs. c. S. Will
liams. Mrs J. Edward Goslee. Mrs
L. w. Washburn. Mrs. Charles Lingo
and Mrs. +. +. Carey.
The annual Sussex County Youth
Conference is being held in the
NJ F. Church tomorrow.
April 21st. Registration begins at
a. m. Fee, 80 cents. which in
;ludes the Fellowship supper. An
program has been ar
'anged. All young people are urged
o attend.
Theodore Burton. 3Td. spent the
Weekend in Georgetown with his
Mir. and Mrs. l.. B.
| Nnte OF Real Appreciation
A hundred dollar bill. with brief
Iote from the donors, was recently
anded to Rev J. A. Clark of Grace
l. L. Church. The note stated that
hemone y was given as a token of
ppreciation for the splendid work
,ev Clark is doing. and was signed
Your Friends" RevC lark has just
tarted on his third year as pastor
1 the Grace NJ. f. Church. He is an
Bile speaker. and hard worker in
he church. Both he and Mrs. Clark
Q well liked in this community.
The Ever Faithful S. S. Class of
race NJ. T.. Church was ably taught
y Rev. J. A. Clark last Sunday
forming The Rev. Mr.. Clark en-
hasized the fact that it was neces-
ary for one to forgive in order to
E forgiven. He pointed out that
le forgiven was the one that was
'uly blessed, and that one should
e slow to take Offense and Quick to
Drgive. He contended that the
,riptures clearly taught that one
lOuld go to his offender and talk
le matter over. instead of criticiz-
lg and tongue-lashing him behind
Is back. This beautiful lesson of
Tgiveness was somewhat marred
' a layman who spoke near the
ose of Sunday school. putting his
vn biased Interpretation on the les
IN. and setting up his own Hitter
e and misguided thoughts against
e beautiful and undefled teach
gs of Jesus.
A surprise party was given by Mrs.
reen Mumford, Tuesday. April 10th
over 100 friends and relatives,
honor of Mr.. Mumford's birthday,
their home near Millsboro.
pst Spoilers Selected
The committee in charge has Just
lnOunced the fact that a team com
,sed of the best spoilers in the
illsboro High School has been Sc
cted to take part in the Interstate