Milford chronicle., 1934-05-04
LINCOLN CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Morgan, suf-
fered a compound fracture of his left
leg Just above the ankle, while try
ing to put out a player on the oppO-
site team who was sliding into the
base He was taken to the Mar
shall Hospital and conditions at
present are good.
Mrs. s. P. Griffith spent last week
in Chester, Pa, as the guest of her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Smith and family.
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Marker and
daughter Hazel spent Saturday and
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Sue
Donovan and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NAPLES and
daughter Alice Mae were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Der
rickson and family at Selbyville, on
Sunday
Janis Clendaniel spent last week
end at Preston. Md, as the guest of
Kathleen Walls.
The Busy Bee Sunday School Glass
had its monthly business and social
meeting with Marian Dawson on
Tuesday evening AT the conclusion
of the meeting cake and candy were
served.
Miss Jean Clendaniel entertained
the class members of Milford High |
School on Saturday evening. Games |
and dancing were enjoyed. At late |
hour the hostess served refresh |
ments.
A surprise party in honor of Mrs. |
William Waples' birthday was ten
ba, ,irh |
the out-of-town guests were Mr.. and |
Mrs Edgar Joseph. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Joseph and Mildred Steven
son of FairmOunt.
Master Bobby Murray spent last
week with his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs W. d. Heath.
Mrs. Frank Vadakin and son
Frank, Jr. spent Saturday and Sun
day in Chester and Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Clendaniel
spent the weekend in Chester as the
guests of their daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Giles Watt and family. On
their return they were accompanied
home by Mrs. Watt and daughter
Betty.
Rev and Mrs. J. c. Handy spent
last Tuesday with relatives in Will
mington.
Services Sunday as follows: Glass. I
10 a. M: Church school. II a. m;
preaching. 73O p m.
Slaughter Neck: Church school, :
10 a. m: preaching. II a. m.
Cedar Neck: Church school. 1.30 {
p. m; preaching. p. m. Rev. J. c. S
Handy pastor.
Milton Minstrel Coming
Millions Baseball Minstrels will be c
at Lincoln. Tuesday. May 18th. at c
the Town Hall.
There will be full two hour '
show. with full circle of six black
face bOys-LeveTage. Gillespie. Mar
vel. Richards. Carey and Shannon. {
The soloists are Palmer. Farrens, a
Wagamon. Morris. Donovan and I
Moore. The interlocutor. Everett G
Carey Shannon will he there with /
his black-face troupe, which will 8
entertain with sketches and jokes d
The Georgetown quartet will also G
take part. Hurley and Short in I
musical and vocal sketch; also John
son and his buddy with music. The
Hayes Brothers and Gillespie will 0
entertain with their music and dance
act. Wilson. Chester, johnson and c
Leverage will also put on music Fl
and dance act Miss Evelyn Humph- S
rey will have novelty act e
Lincoln School Notes d
The following delegation repre- C.
sented Lincoln Home and School II
Association at the PIT. A. Conven- b
ton held in Dover April 2Sth Mrs d
VIM. Truitt. Mrs NJ. Wyatt. Mrs ii
Joseph Calhoun. Mrs. Chas Wealth Il
erby. Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Jones. Mrs "
Dawson, Mrs. Postles. Mrs. Frank d
Clendaniel, Mrs. H. Greenly. Mrs b
Morris. Miss Heath and Mr.. Ruth 7
For the tenth consecutive year Lin c
coin has been an Honor Association ot
Only three schools in the state hold al
this record. al
May 4th at 10 a. m. is the date te
when pre-school children will be | al
given the physical examination. d;
The educational tour to Philadel- al
phia Geological Garden last Satur- "
day was a profitable and pleasant | j.
trip The party was chaperoned by | cl
Mrs. White, Mrs. Donoho and Mrs. NJ
WoOten. Betty Donoho, Eleanor of
Morris. Edna Vadakin. Myrtle Sarey.
Marian Dawson. Dorothy Warren. al
Walter Swain Madeline Southrd. VI
Wallace Wootten. Doyle Greenly. in
Francis Morgan. Jay Donovan. James
Kibler. Norval Swinford. Ruth Vad- Cl
akin, Willard Postles. Ernest POstles. al
Billy Martin and Richard Glen be
daniel composed the group. 10
The composition below was the ly
result of a motivated English lesson va
after the trip. of
Sight Seeing At The Zoo as
One bright sunny morning I was an
a happy member of party of boys be
and girls en- route to the Philadel-
phia Geological Garden We travelled tn
by train and bus. Oh
Upon our arrival we decided to eat
our picnic lunch first, and then have d.
he remaining hours to spend in OBJ Nj
serving the many kinds of bird and sp
lnimal life. Nj
The reptiles were very interest
ng as many had been imported CT;
rom the Philippine Islands which on
We had just been studying in school tht
The bird house was likewise en- Gle
Dyed. OF course. the chattering
monkeys attracted our special at de;
ention. The lions, bears. elephants gel
nd all the other animals were in eve
Finally the departing hour ar Sci
iVed and we boarded fhp train for lel