Milford chronicle., 1935-01-25
MILLSBORO

The Gideonites, the Men's Bibl
Glass of Grace NJ. e. Church ha
been invited to Smyrna next Sun
day afternoon to be guests of tn
Methodist Episcopal Church there
for a 3 o'clock service conducted b,
/ Billy Sunday. A committee has beel
named to provide conveyance for al
members of the class who desire Il
60 and a large representation o
these active workers will likely b.
on the job. 3aa
The Junior Church Club met viii
Miss Dorothy Lingo last Thursday
night. There was large attend
ance and a most enjoyable evening
was spent.
Mrs. Matte Shockley and Mrs. J
A. Burton spent last Friday in Del
mar with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hartman and
children, of Philadelphia, have moved
into the house owned by Mrs. Olive
Wilson on Washington street.
Mrs. Clarence Lingo entertained
the Cheerio Club on Tuesday after
noon. s-t..
Mrs. Jesse Jones entertained. the
Bridge Club last Thursday night.
Fire wrecked a small house owned
by Collins and Ryan, near the HOus-
town White factory last Saturday
morning. and large storage house
nearby caught fire. The Fire Com
pany was called back the second
time to extinguish fire that was not
discovered at first. The small build
ing was the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Graf and most of its con-
tents were destroyed.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Ayres left
home on Saturday to spend the next
few weeks in Florida where Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. P. White, Mrs. Ayres
parents. are spending the winter.
Mrs. J. r. Lingo has been confined
to her home for two weeks with a
severe cold. .....
Mrs. Matte Dodd has been a re-
cent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert
Evans at Millville.
Mrs. Levin Hickman and Mrs.
Julia Mitchell both of whom have
been i'll long time improve very
slowly.
The High School boys basketball
team went to Wilmington Saturday
and played the Beacon Business
School team at the Y. NJ. c. A. The
boys failed to bring home the bacon
but it was fine experience.
School Activities
The Jackson and Lee general as
sembly program, rendered by the
Juniors and Seniors in the audi
torium last Friday was one of the
most interesting that has been given
durin gthe year. Mr.. Darden who
sponsored the program was con-
graduated by the teachers for the
splendid program, especially for the
way he conducted the singing. Each
month a program is rendered COM
the birth Of some of
the great men born during the
or some other event that Oc-
Cured during that particular month.
Next month a Washington and Lin
coin program will be given by the
Freshmen class, under direction of
MFR. Payne. The elementary grades
will render their next program Fri
day, January 25th. - -
Mrs. White who has been i'll re-
turned to her work last week.
Night classes are progressing nice
~ in art and manual training. under
the leadership of Miss Gardner and
Mr.. Adams.
Among the teachers from other
schools who visited the MillsboTo
school last week were, Mrs. Palmer
and Mrs. Isaacs of Milton, and Miss |
Baker Of Selbyville.
The January issue of the school !
paper is just out. and its contents (
ire being enjoyed by both pupils .
md parents.
Examinations covering the first I
work were given in all
ligh school subjects Thursday and
friday of last week. The report
ards of all pupils will be sent home
gain next week for the parents in
pectiOn and signature.
Thursday evening, Jan. 3lst, is the
ate for the next community meet
ng. Parents and. friends of the
chOOl are requested to schedule
othing to interfere with this pro-
ram; since they cannot afford TO
Mss it. The program will consist
/ music, recitations. playlets. black
ace comedy. etc. A large attend
nee is expected.
The MillsborO- boys basketball
cam went to Wilmington Saturday.
an. 18th and played the boys team
f Beacon College, when our boys
Jst their first game of the season J
} the Beacon boys. February 18th
ne Beacon boys will play Millsboro
oys at the MillsbOro School Audi !
1rium A girls game has not been
ranged as yet. Friday. January
5th Selbyville boys and girls will
lay MillsbOrO on the latter's floor.
Prof. j. NJ. Bennett, principal.
Dent Monday, Jan. 21st at a Princi-
ais Conference held at Dover. s