Milford chronicle., 1934-10-26
MILLSBOROA

The revival services began at Mt.
Olivet Brethren Church on October
21st, and will end November 4th.
Rev. S. E. Christensen of Allentown,
Pa, is in charge Of the meetings to
which everybody is invited to comes
Services start at p. m.
Steele-Olivant & Steele comedy
show is here this week at the Opera
House giving performances every
night.
Burial of Mrs. Kate Belts, wife of
Lucene Belts, of Atlantic City, took
place at noon on Wednesday in Me-
chanics Cemetery. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Belts were natives. OF Millsbero.
Mrs. Belts was the daughter of the
late Tflghman Johnson and is sur
vived by her husband, two sons and
one daughter.
Mrs. III. B. Hickman has numerous
friends who will be glad to know
that she recovered enough to have
left Jefferson Hospital, and is spend
ing this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Houston Long in Philadelphia be-
fore returning to her home here.
Mrs. Lottie Sturgis was operated
upon in the Jefferson Hospital on
Tuesday. All of her friends wish
for her quick recovery.
Mrs. Harry Williams ant Mrs. W. |
j. Rose spent last Friday in Will |
mington and brought home with |
them Misses Blanche and Nina Will
liams. from the Women's College |
at Newark.
MRS. Clarence Wharton was in /
Wilmington over Sunday with her
mother. Mrs. Ida Waller
The Democratic mass meeting
here on Saturday night was largely
attended. The MillsbOrO Band fur
nished music and the speeches by
numerous candidates were very good.
The Democratic Club held meet
ing on Tuesday night in Mechanics
Hall. at which time Henry R. Isaacs
OF Wilmington, was to have spoken
but failed to arrive in time.
Revival services are i'm progress
at Carey's Church and while they
are in progress Grace Church will
have guest speaker at the Sun
day evening service.
/. H. Hudson of Ocean View
preached on Sunday night and his
remarks were appreciated by his
listeners.
Dr. and Mrs. w. B. Atkins enter
tanned guests on Sunday.
School Notes
The MillsbOro Public School has
again received State recognition in | (
art Therefore, Miss Taylor. State {
director of art. recently delivered J {
to the school beautiful framed {
French poster. ii
More than 400 people attended the I
last community meeting held in the Q
school auditorium. {
Several pupils entered the essay c
contest sponsored by the Millsboro c
Fire Company. Those who ware a
lwarded prizes we're: Elsie Cord a
'ey, James Short. Mildred Shredder, r
Paul Hamblin, and Elizabeth Will
Ierson. 1,
Some of the clubs that are func- v
ioning very nicely in the High ! 6
'chool are the following: Girl Re- 7
erves. Boy Scouts. Publicity, School | r
'aper. Travel. Orchestra and Gym
astic. .. ..
Representatives of the various q
ing companies will meet with the =
tudents and some members of the :,
iculty on Saturday, November 3, at =,
Ihich time class rings will be pur- y,
hased. "
The following classes in adult edu- "a
alton have been requested. and will N n.
.art on January 9TH: Art. parlia- u
entary law, vocal music. and man
al training. Other classes may be PIs
IN providing there are as many as r,
venty adults requesting them 10
One day last week, Mr.. w. T. al
oore visited our school and gave IN
very interestin gtalk on the SUBJ or
ct of fire prevention. ri
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