Milford chronicle., 1935-10-25
MILLSBOR0


Delaware Council, No. /, Daugl
ters of the o. U. A. NJ, will have
bake sale on Saturday morning, o.
tober 26, at Philip J0hnsOn's store
Pies, cakes, rolls, dressed chicken
and other articles of food will be TO
sale and patronage will be greatI
appreciated.
The Silver Tea at the rectOry mex
Wednesday afternoon will be mos
delightful affair and many plans Il
make it so are being made.
Sunday was Rally Day at Grace M
E. Church and the services wer'
very well attended
Rev. J. A. Clark delivered a splen
did sermon in the morning.
Thomas H. Hudson, of Ocean View
addressed the Sunday school and
Miss Anna Barnett spoke at the eve
ming service. Last, but not least, was
the special music given by the choir
The attendance at Sunday school
was two hundred sixty-three and the
6ay's collections amounted to nearly
eighty dollars.
DR.. Preston f. Vests Sunday
school class held a special meeting
for the purpose of electing class Of
ficers for the following year. The
members elected to the respective
positions are as follows: President,
lanes Short; first vice president,
Ralph Brittingham; second vice
president, Ralph Birmingham; sec
Ond vice president, Milby Atkins;
secretary. Robert Lawson; treasurer,
Ned Carey; chairman OF attendance
committee, Beverly Hickman, Jr.
Mrs. Hettie Jane Lingo, Millsboro's
grand old lady, is lying in a state of
coma this evening (Tuesday and
her recovery is not expected. Mrs.
Lingo has been severely i'll for the
past two weeks. getting better for
short periods. Monday afternoon she
was again stricken and her cnndi-
tion has grown more serious.
Mrs. w. P. Prettyman, Mrs. F. II.
Burton, Mrs. ". H. Hearn and Mrs.
Kate Baylis, of Philadelphia, Mrs.
John G. Cannon and Mrs. Carl Bay
lis of Lewes have been with Mrs.
Lingo during her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Knowles OF
Laurel visited Mrs. POllitt ard Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Rogers on Sunday.
Miss Herman entertained friend
from New Jersey over tho week end.
The Alumni Association will hold
a meeting in the school auditorium
on Friday night. The social hour
will be in keeping with Halloween
and a Jolly time is ANTICIPATED.
Come and join the association ana
help make it a permanent orsan|a-
tiOn
Miss Grace Collins, student in
the Home Economics Department at
Temple University, spent the week
end here with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. E. B. Collins.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. J. Edward Goslee and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. White were
guests at dinner on Monday evening
of Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Williams
That day was Mr.. Williams birthday
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Matte Shock
ley, Mrs. Goslee and Mrs. Matte
Milby. of FrankfOrd, were in Phila-
delphia last Thursday and Friday.
Funeral services for Pa"ron Jones'
a merchant al. III IiekNrY- -Ail,--Yere-
held here at the undertaking cstab-
lishment of H. B. Hickman, last Sat
urday afternoon. -,
Mrs. Jones, who is dangerously ILL.,
was unable to attend the services Tor
her HUSBAND
At the class in wood craft in the
work room of the school building on
Monday night, Frank Harrison acci-
ientally cut off the end Of the sec
md finger on his right hand WIN
me of the motor driven machines.
Mrs. Jesse Jones returned from
last Wednesday where
he had undergone an operation III
be Joseph Price Hospital. Mrs.
ones has a number of friends VINO
re delighted to see her home again.
Mrs. f. B. Collins, Mrs. Matte
)odd. Mrs. G. S. Williams and Mrs.
LATHE Shockley spent Tuesday AZ =
ernoon in Salisbury.