Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01
MILLSBORO


iliary will be entertained at tn
home Of Mrs. G. Frank Harrison q
a masquerade party. The affair will
likely be a very delightful one ant
every member is urged to attend ant
be there by s o'clock.
On Monday night the Sundal
school class of Mrs. Villa Lingo wal
given a Halloween party by Mis-,
Lulu Parker. The girls enjoyed ev,
cry minute of their stay.
The Sunday school class Of Mrs
J. A. Clark had a masquerade party
on Tuesday night on the third floor
of the home of Mrs. Hilda Lynch
Short. The decorations were in
keeping with the Halloween season
and the games were the funniest
ever.
The Silver Tea at the rectOry on
Wednesday afternoon was a great
success in point of attendance and
entertainment. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with fall f1Ow-
ers and plants.
Last Friday night the Alumni As
sociation held a meeting in the
school auditorium which was enjoy
ed by everyone present. Many were
in costume and each one portrayed
so admirably the character they i'm
persOnated. it was hard to decide
which one was best. Mrs. Crawford
ShOckley was given a prize for the
best dressed lady and James Short
for the most comical. Doodle Bug
proved TO he a very entertaining
game. Mrs. Alice Short won a prize
for high score and Miss Ruth Dob
son for low.
Carey's Ladies' Auxiliary will
sponsor a bake sale at Mitchell and
Jones store on Saturday morning
with the usual good things to eat
To buy things ready baked for Sun
Gay helps the house wife and 1t will
help the Auxiliary raise their funds.
Miss Anna DOdd. of Philadelphia.
spent the weekend with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Dodd.
Mrs. Matte DOdd is spending a
few weeks in Philadelphia with her
sister. Mrs. Bertha Mathis.
The Ever Faithful Auxiliary met
on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Henry
l.. Barker
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lingo, Mr..
and Mrs. J. X. Lingo visited Joseph
c. Lingo at Newark on Sunday.
Mr.. Lingo is a freshman at the
University.
Mrs. Harry Williams visited her
Misses Blanche and Nina
Williams at the WOman's College +
asst Saturday and both girls ac-
their mother home, re-
urning on Sunday.
Mrs. ]. 4. Burton spent the same
lay with her daughter. Mrs. Walter
Kemp, at Silview.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Arthurs were
Iosts to the bridge club on Satur-
ay night.
Mrs. Pearl Hickman is in the Mil
ord Emergency Hospital suffering
rom a compound fracture Of the leg
bove the ankle. All of Mrs. Hick-
mans friends have the deepest SYM
athy for her and her family and
ope she will soon be at home again.
Mrs. Thomas T. Rogers and chill
ren, Thomas and Esther, OF Will
lington. spent Saturday night and
unday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred o.
hickman.
The condition of Mrs. Hettie Jane
lingo changes very little. Since be-
Dming i'll Mrs. Lingo has been par
,vZed on tine rieht side.
DR.. W. B. Atkins and Mrs. Harry
avis are having some property ow-
ed by then given fresh coats of
aint
Mrs. Matte Shockley and c. D.
lingo also have painted their homes
scently.
1t is with keen regret that we
arm that Mr.. and Mrs. George Rob-
IsOn and children are leaving Mills
pro to make Georgetown their
lme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson have lived
ere about IS years and have many
lends.
Samuel Boggs has had as a visitor
r some time, his father, whose
,me is in Pennsylvania.
illsbOFO LaSsies Win Two
raight Victories
The volleyball season has opened.
d the MillsborO High School girls
We gotten of with a good. start by
nning both games they have
aged. The first game of the sea-
n was with the Lord Baltimore
gh School girls whom they de-
tied 80, while they won their sec
d victory at Lewes also defeating
1t high school sextet 3-2. Their
xt game will be played at the
hn NJ. Clayton School. Mrs. Anne
rden is coach.
4 general assembly program OF
usual interest was held in the
lOOl auditorium last Friday, when
5. Ollie T. Atkins presented. to
students and teachers a vivid =
rd panorama of her recent trip
Mexico City. Besides illustrating
: talk with pictures and interest
souvenirs which she brought
*, she climaxed her performance
bringing into the room at the
moment Geneva Nor
a pretty high school brunette,
.ssed as a typical senOrita, the
tune having been bought in Mex
by Mrs. Atkins. The music
sses, under the direction of Mr..
byns furnished. the music. Sew
! visitors were present.
he following Bridgeville teach
observed in our school last
ek: Miss Leila Tatman, Miss
eel Tatman, Miss Nellie French
Mrs. Lula McCauley. Among
er recent visitors to our school
"a Mrq panun1 Migs Cafhcapt