Milford chronicle., 1935-02-08
MILLsB0R0

children have Shaved into a buhga.
/ low on the nine foot road out from
Dagsbofo instead Of the house owned
by Mrs. Olive wilson on Washing
ton street.
Alrs. WI B Atkins was out Of
school because Of illness most Of last
week.
! Mrs. Emma Corbln Is with her
mother for some time, because Of
1 the illness Of her father Charles Z.
Collins.
BIr. and Mrs. c. D. Lingo spent
] Tuesday III Wilmington.
Miss Pauline Albertson Of Sails
bury. addressed the Young Peoples
meeting on Sunday night, and the
music as well as Miss AlbertsOn's adj
dress was greatly enjoyed The
only shadow upon an Otherwise love-
ly service was the absence Of so
many Of the young people.
The Ladies' Aid met on Monday
night with Mrs. Ora Lingo.
Thirty-iive GideOnitea braved the
elements on Sunday afternoon and
went to Smyrna to hear Billy Sur
day speak.
Sunday was reorganization day at
Grace NJ. p. Church in Sunday
School. The entire corps Of oificers
was reelected: Superintendent and
Assistant, John =. MeGee and Frank
Campbell; Primary superintendent,
Henry B. Mitchell; Assistant, Grover
c. Lynch: Missionary Superinten-
dent, E. e. Carey; Temperance Su-
perintendent, Mrs. Harry Esham;
ChOrister, Edwin C. Ryan; Piansits,
Doris Ryan and Physpit Timmons;
Secretary, Harry H. Nichols; Assis-
tant Secretary, George Outten; Trea-
surer, Virginia S. Nichols; Mission
airy Treasurer, Clara B. johnson;
Benevolent Treasurer, Matte N.
Shockley; Librarians, George Tim
mons and Fred TiinmOns
Mrs. E. c. Blackstone spends much
of her time at the Beebe Hospital in
Lewes, with her daughter, Mrs. Leon
Thompson who is quite iii there.
High School Alumni News
The special meeting of the Mills
bOrO High School Alumni AssOeia-
tion that was announced in the pa
pefs, was held after the community /
on January S1st. A large |
Of the alumni attended. Min |
utes Of the previous meeting were |
read. and approved. a report by Mrs.
Virginia Godfrey Of a balance In the
treasure was gladly accepted Mrs.
Myrtle Harrison was elected pfesi-
dent to I'LL the vacancy acaused by |
the resignation Of r.. Carlton Moore.
Mr.. Moore who now lives in Reho- /
both felt he couldn't efficiently MI /
lhe office by living out OF this COM
mtInity. Mrs. Harrison assumed the /
futy with very enthusiastic spirit
and was given the whole-heearted
cooperation Of. all present. A COM
nittee to plan for some future fufic-
ion Of the association was appoint
I'd. Now, Alumni of N. H. s. stick
by your Alma Mater and make this
Association 100 per cent success
'ul! You will be notified of the next
Meeting. Try your best to be pres
mt.
story OF MlllsbOr0 Boy Scout Troop
Members of the MillsborO Boy
;cOut Troop are joining this week
a the national celebration Of the +
5th Anniversary Of the Boy Scouts
# America. The Troop which was
in 1929 conducts year
0und program Of activities for the
Oys of MillslborO, including hiking,
coutcraft, community service and
ummer camping. II
A. Wayne Burton, Scoutmaster OF
he Troop meets weekly with the
Oys at the school, to guide and d.
ect the boys program.
The Troop is sponsored by st. II
Iark's p Z. Church which assumes ]
for the meeting place s
nd leadership Of the Scouts. A {
rOop Committee of which Rev. J. q
g. Clark is chairman. supeTvises the 7
rOgram of the Scouts and, their i
iader. Other members OF the COM s
ittee are: Rev. Richard White of n
/. Marks Church; J. NJ. Bennett,
ipervising principal OF MillsbOrO p
,hOOl, and Crawford ShOckley, !,
anager Of the Eastern Shore Pub I.
2 Service Company, in this locality. 4
Together with the so other Troops :,
lower Delaware and the Eastern : :,
lOre of Maryland, MillsbOrO's Boy q
,out Troop iss affiliated with the y
ilningtoh Area Council, which adj y y
inisters Scout affairs on the PEN :
sula. Through leader training 2
ufses, rallies, courts of honor and "
her services, the council assists in
e enrichment and motivation OF q
e local Troop. The Rodney Scout CT
mps on the Chesapeake Bay is a II
miner haven for all Boy Scouts OF fl
e area. b,
Don't hesitate to call on the Mills o.
70 Troop for any community SER CT
q that you think worthwhile. p
Franklin D. Roosevelt, President al
the United States. will address 10
} Boy Scouts of America on Fri
evening, February Sth, at 9 =
lock. IN
.st Aid Training Course AZ
llsbOrO 1890
first aid training course, de-
ned to promote Q better UNDER
nding of the results OF unsafe
lctices and TO enable one 10 rem
greater service In case Of an
ergency, Is TO be conducted IN the
lsboro School building, beginning
nday, Feb. 11th at 7.3O p, m, aud
citing each Monday evening there