Milford chronicle., 1934-01-12
MILLSBORO

Sunday school lesson on Sunday
morning and the following officers
were elected: Edward Outten, presi-
dent: Wayne Burton, vice-president;
George S. Williams teacher, Frank
Campbell assistant teacher, Harry
Nichols secretary and treasurer,
Raymond Rust librarian, Americus
Belts assistant librarian, E. E. Carey
reporter.
Chairman of committees were ap-
pointed, Leroy Moore of the mem
bership committee, Raymond Radish
of the absent committee, and Luther
Long of the visiting committee.
Ushers are Edward Ryan and Har-
ry Williams.
The Be Ye Faithful Auxiliary will
meet next Tuesday night, January
18th, at the home of Mrs. Clarence
Wilkins.
The Ladies' Aid met on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Harry Williams
because the revivals are being held
every night this week. The money
was turned in from the Calendar
Club and will amount to about $155
when all due the chairman is re-
ceived. Officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: Mrs.
Fl. B. Mitchell president, Mrs. Mat
tie Shockley vice-president, Mrs.
Pearl Hickman secretary, and Mrs.
Elsie Lingo treasurer. The parson-
age committee is Mrs. Lille Collins
chairman, Mrs. Kate Long, Mrs.
Amelia Parker. Mrs. Annie McGee
and Mrs. Helen Williams.
Miss Mary Rodney Houston of
Philadelphia spent the holidays with
Miss Doris Moore.
Rev. and Mrs. Otis jefferson of
Chesapeake City, Md, spent a day
recently with Mrs. Raymond Lingo. !
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnett and |
children have moved from their |
beautiful home on West Main street !
To their farm near town. RumOr
has il that DR.. and Mrs. G. V. Wood
will move from GumbOro some time
in the near future and will occupy
Mr.. Barnetts home.
Mrs. Virginia Lingo spent last
Thursday with Mrs. Eben Townsend
near DagSbOrO.
Evelyn Rust. the small daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rust has
been quite ill, but is now much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hickman
entertained several friends at a tur-
key dinner short time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Godfrey
visited Mrs. MOllie r. Elliott and
Mrs. Mary McIlvaine on Sunday.
The siren blew on Tuesday after
noon to summon the fire company
10 a chimney fire at the home of
3. W. Hickman. Very fortunately
not much damage was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Dale Lingo have
been in Philadelphia part of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Hearn
IF Philadelphia visited Mrs. Hettie
J. Lingo, Mrs. Hearn's mother, one
lay last week before going to Flori-
la for the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. Tom Willis of New York City ,,
md Mrs. Edward Hickman of Ocean
View were guests of Mrs. Alice Boltz
Mrs. Lotta McCabe has been i'll
with a severe cold and lagrippe but
vas able TO be back in school on
Monday.
George Niblett, who is employed
n Wilmington. spent the weekend
With his family here. Il
A Candle Light service celebrating q
he Feast of the Epiphany was held
Il Grace NJ. f. Church on Sunday
light. The church was filled and
he congregation enjoyed a very i'm
ressive service in charge of the
Dung people and communion.
uSineSS Promotion Committee
Due to recent interest shown by
everal manufacturers desiring to
a-lOcate their plants in MillsborO.
ei.. and in the absence of a Cham
er of Commerce or other civic or
inizatiOns it was decided by the
lsiness men OF Millsboro that such
n organization or committee be
'rmed To further these projects or
ny project which would tend to
ring in new business or in any way
enetit the community. This move
as agreed upon and a committee
seven were appointed consisting
the following members: Z. Z.
arey. George S. Williams, Edwin
. Ryan. Harry E. Williams. w. J.
ose, William H. Ayers and W. W.
rown, Jr.. to be known as the Mills
oro new business promotion COM
ittee.
The first meeting of this com
ittee was held Thursday evening.
inuary 4th, 1884. for the election
officers. +. f. Carey was elected
hartman and W. W. Brown, Jr..
acretary. There are now several
rejects under way and it is sim
erely hoped that real results will
obtained by this organization in
lie very near future which will be
permanent benefit to Millsboro
nd vicinity.
The Odd Fellows of Frankford are
lVlting all members of that organi-
alton in this vicinity to attend
lecial meeting to be held Friday.
anuary 10. at Frankford, regardless
membership in other lodges. For
Decial details, read the invitation
rinted in the Frankford letter in
lis paper. Anderson Long will be
lad to welcome all Odd Fellows on
lnuary 10 at Frankford.
rOject Against Diphtheria
DR.. Derrickson of the County
ealth Department has announced
at he will be at the Millsboro
hOol around 10 o'clock Monday
orning. January 18th. to give the
xoid preventive for diphtheria to
nl,s
is desire them to have it, and to