Milford chronicle., 1935-05-03
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! Mrs. Mabel Daniels, wife of War
rem Daniels, and daughter Of Mr.. an
Mrs. }. Frank Carmine, died at he
home here on Sunday morning al
ter a brief illness. Funeral service
were held at the home Of her par
ents ON Wednesday afternoon an
interment made in Mechanics Gem
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4 The Ever Faithful Auxiliary me
on Tuesday night with Mrs. F. 3
Collins.
Mrs. L.. w. Washburn with Mis-
Harris, of Wilmington, are on al
automobile trip through a part o
Virginia. Before their return, Mrs
Washburn and Miss Harris will Wis
it Mrs. Henry Stowe at BedfOrC
Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. NOrval Hall are
erecting a new home not far from
town on the boulevard.
After being treated in the BeebC
Hospital in Lewes for several weeks
George Penuel, Sr., is home again
greatly improved.
The new home of Mr.. and Mrs
Allie Hudson on Old Landing Road
is nearing completion.
Mrs. Annie Quattlander has re-
turned from a visit with her niece
Mrs. Raymond DOdd and her nep-
hew, Martin Jones, near New York
City.
The Ladies' Aid will meet on next
Monday night. May 6. with Mrs.
Harry Esham.
Chester Hall is very seriously ill
at his home on Union street.
w. J. Rose entertained several
guests from Franklin City over
Sunday.
Life Saving At Oak Orchard
The Delaware Chapter. American
Red Cross, in cooperation with the
MillsbOrO School is making arrange
ments for the second annual SWIM
ming and life saving campaign to be
held at Oak Orchard during the
week of August S, 1885.
The school has distributed cards
to all pupils nine years of age or
over. who wish instructions. These
cards must be signed by the parents
and returned to the school at once
by all who desire to take advantage
OF these lessons gratis. instructions
will be for three groups, beginners,
swimmers, and life saving. As this
is an important phase Of instruction
in the department of health and
physical education, the cooperation
of the parents will be greatly appre-
ciated.
The next big community meeting
is scheduled for Friday evening,
May 10. The doors will be open at
six and all are invited to come early
and go through the building.
Faculty Play Big Success
More than $50 people turned out
to see "The Girl Who Forgot a
three act play, which was presented
by the faculty here Friday evening.
The play was we'll given and SEEM
ed to be enjoyed by all. II was for
the benefit of the Athletic AssOcia-
tiOn and receipts were nearly S10O.
Little Anne Lawson. who sang be-
tween acts of the play, made quite
a hit. Her dancing as well as that
Of little Betty Mitchell was alsaa en-
joyed.
The Easter program, given by the
tenth grade under the direction Of
Mr. TimmOns was well given and
enjoyed by all.
Oscar McCabe won the prize for
the best aerOplane entered in the
recent toy aerOplane contest.
The fifth and sixth grades each
won balls by selling tickets for the .
faculty play. A ball had been prom .
sed the grade turning in the larg-
Est amount of money. When it was .
found that the amount the fifth
Grade turned in was so near equal
o the amount the sixth grade col I
ected, it was thought only fair to
leelare that tie existed and pre-
ient both grades with similar prizes.
Billy Jones won the individual
)rize by selling the most tickets.
Both Theodore Burton and Charles
,litchell received honorable men,
ion.
Mrs Atkins Home Economics
lass made attractive garments for
he Delaware Colony. These gar
lents were on exhibition there Sat
rday, and were the subject of much
ivOrable comment. The same class
as made a number OF shirts and
resses during the year. which have
cen donated to the needy children
/ the MillsborO School.
During the week motion pictures
some of the many school activi-
es have been made. and will be
lown later in the year. !
Virginia Rust, local high school
udent. who represented Delaware
a Red Cross conference in Wash
gtOn, d. c., gave a very interest
g report of herr trip before the
udents IN general assembly one