Milford chronicle., 1935-10-04
MILLSBORO

DR.. P. f. West attended a specia
meeting and demonstration at tn,
clinics of the Pennsylvania Stat'
College of Optometry in Philadelphi;
on Tuesday. He was accompanied t
Philadelphia by Mrs. Gertrude West
Walls and Mrs. Lille Collins, who
spent the day at Temple University
with Miss Grace Collins, a student in
/ the Department of Home Economics
Miss Anna Dodd and Leslie Dob
son of Philadelphia spent the week
end here with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Dodd and Mr. and Mrs
John S. DObsOn.
George H. Dodd was in Philadel-
phia the first of the week.
Jessie F. Jones spent the last OF
the week in Philadelphia with his
wife, Mrs. Hilda Jones who is re-
covering from an operation in the
Joseph Price Hospital.
Mrs. Ida Marvel and Wilbur Hit
chens, both patients in the Beebe
Hospital. at Lewes. improve very
slowly.
Mrs. Sarah Truitt has returned
from a visit of several weeks with
her niece, Mrs. Ida Maull, in Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank Harrison
entertained a large number of
guests last Wednesday night at a
birthday party for their
niece, Miss Katherine Belts, who
was II years old.
Mrs. c. Dale Lingo went to Phila-
delphia last Friday to spend a few
days with her daughter, Miss Helen
Lingo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lingo of Mil
ION were hosts to a large number OF
guests from here on Wednesday eve
ling when they entertained at din
her party.
The baked chicken supper given in
he Firemen's Hall last Friday night
1y the Be Ye Faithful Auxiliary, was
argely attended and was a great
success. The quilt WHICH was auc-
Toned off netted S43.63 and the sup
Ier cleared about SS5.
Mrs. Twiford Collins and son Dom
Id went to the Homeopathic Hospi-
al in Wilmington on Tuesday to
lave his tonsils removed.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Clark were IN /
Massey, Mo, last Wednesday to at
end the funeral services for Mrs.
'lark's uncle.
A large number of people from
'arey's and here attended the anni-
'eIsary celebration at Barratt's
'hapel. on Sunday afternoon.
Many others attended the Home
'oming at st. Thomas Church on the
.aurel road. -,
The third Sunday in October will
e Rally Day in Grace NJ. +. Church.
here will he visiting preachers
9th morning and evening. Special
nusic will be one of the best fea-
ures.
Mrs. Norman Hickman, Mrs. Nor
IAN Goodwin and Miss Doris God
lin attended tho wedding Of Mrs.
iodwin's niece at Stanton on Satur-
ay and stayed until Sunday with
elatives in Wilmington.
Mrs. Ethel Dodd has been i'll from
cold and c. R. Godfrey has had an
tack of grippe.
The third quarterly conference
-as held in the church ON Monday
light with DR.. John Bunting, dis
rict superintendent presiding OfStHF.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Monroe of Phil
delphia were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
ralter Monroe on Saturday night
nd Sunday.
illSbGrO School Notes
A large number of people OF the
came in last Friday eve
ing and viewed with admiration the
sautiful flower display that had
cen arrangd by the pupils OF the
lrious grades. Since this flower
low was sponsored by the art de-
irtment, Miss Hermann supervised
le affair as well as judged the win
ars of the best vase arrangements.
II the children brought vases ana
overs from their homes, and eacn
lild arranged his vase and flowers
, attractively as possible, striving
meet the standards set up by the
Il department. and taught in the
lrious classes. The flowers were
an arranged on tables in the corrl-
,r. according to classes. The how-
s Of each class were carefully eX-
mined and judged, ribbons being
tached to the three vases winning
st, second, and third place in each
ade
The names of the pupils winning
st, second and third place in each
ade participating follows: Grade
Mrs. Ida White in charge, first.
,bby Bennett; second, Cecilia
ng: third. Dale Harrison. Grade
Miss Ruth Lawson in charge, first.