Milford chronicle., 1935-10-18
MILSBORO

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J Inc, makers OF roof and hous'
paints, has been on a business tril
this week on the western shore o
Maryland, Washington, Fredericks
burg, Richmond, Norfolk and Cap'
} Charles.
. The Alumni Association will have
its next meeting on Friday evening
October 25. in the school auditorium
The social hour Of the meeting viii
be a masquerade party.
Everyone eligible to join the asso-
citation is urged to do so before an
other meeting.
The president, Mrs. Frank Harri-
son, or the secretary, Mrs. f. f.
Carey, will be glad to receive your
name.
Mrs. J. P. King, Miss Alive Collins
and Walter King spent last Saturday
i'm Wilmington.
Prof. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bennett and
children have been recent visitors in
POcomoke City.
Mrs. H. P. Quattlander, Mrs. j..
Edward Goslee, Mrs. L. W. Wash
burn, Mrs. w. J. P. White and Mrs.
Matte ShockIey were guests Of Mrs.
George S. Williams last Friday at
lunch and for cards.
MIR. and Mrs. Ebert w. Evans OF
Millville were visitors Of friends
here last Friday.
Next Sunday is Rally Day at Grace
NJ. E. Church and a large attendance
is hoped for.
The pastor, Rev. John A. Clark,
will deliver the morning sermon.
Elisha Steele will speak in Sunday
school and Miss Anna Barnett, a
teacher in the high school, will
speak at the evening service. A
young peoples meeting will preeede
the evening sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Mitchell and
Mrs. Matte Shockley were in Will
mingtOn last Monday.
The Be Ye Faithful Auxiliary met
on Tuesday night with Mrs. Robert
Coffin.
Mrs. Rose Of Centreville, Md, has
been visiting her son, William }.
Rose and children.
Millard Monroe, of Washington,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kruger enter
tained relatives from Preston on
Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Burton spent Saturday
with her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Kemp and Mr.. Kemp. F
A. Wagne Burton attended foot .
ball game at Newark last week.
Many from here attended the Raj
ly Day services at Hickory Hill .
Church on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hottie Jane Lingo who has
been very i'll is improved a little.
Keep in mind the Silver Tea spon-
sored by St. Marks P. E. Church that
will be given in the rectOry on the
afternoon of October 80. between the
hours of > and 6. A fine musical I
program is being prepared that VIII
delight music lovers. II
Mrs. w. H. Johnson and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Y. Carey attended the fu-
neral services for William Otwell at
Va, on Tuesday after
uilIsbOrO School Leads In
Attendance
The splendid home cooperation
enabled the MillsbOro School to lead
he Eastern Sussex Schools in at
tendance during the month OF Sep
-ember. Last year this school was
awarded a plaque by Miss Ediul
JOnes for the best attendance recofu
IN this division. Miss Jones is Of
-ering another award this year, and
Nillsboro is out to capture it. Come
IN boys and girls, every day counts!
The first grade children taught by
Mrs. Ida White, have the honor OF
Keeping the Young Student in
heir room this month because OF
heir good attendance during Sep
ember; while the twelfth grade
ZONE room sponsored by Mr.. S. z.
Oarden has the high school Best
Banner" for having maze
he best attendance Of any room IN
ligh school.
Fire Prevention Week was Observ-
ID at MillsborO in the usual way. 1
Is the local fire department put on
m essay contest among the students,
many splendid compositions were
written. The winners in this contest
yill be announced next week.
The class for community chorus
net in the school auditorium again
asst Thursday evening.
Letters have been sent to the par
nts of all children who are not do
lg satisfactorily senior high school
york. Since these letters inform the
arents of the child's seemingly diff
Guilty, it is hoped that they will
nable the parents to work to better
dvantage with the school for the
Ommon good of the child.
Report cards will be handed to
le children Friday, Oct. 18th, with
lie request that they be taken home
,r the parents signature. Parents
re requested to study these reports
arefully. sign them, and see that
ley are returned to the school on
le following Monday.
Last Friday the MillsbOrO boys
on another soccer game by defeat
lg the RehObOth team 4 to 0.
Both teachers and children we're
lppy to learn that Mrs. Hilda Jones,
no has been in the Joseph Price
ospital in Philadelphia for some
me, is able to be up, and will soon
turn to her home.