Milford chronicle., 1935-03-29
MILSBORO

Mrs. Larry TimmOns ana Mr.
Earl Thoroughbred gave a surpris
birthday party on Wednesday niph
March 20, for Mrs. Nellie Thorough
good. the occasion being her fifty
first birthday.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs
Joshua Moore and family, Mr. an
Mrs. John Wilkerson and famiI,
Mrs. Efie Lawson, Mrs. Dollie Law
son and son Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs
Clayton COrdrey and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. John Cordrey and sons
Mrs. James Collins of Camden. N
j., Layton Thoroughbred and Miss
Viola Marvel, Albert and James
ThcrOughgoOd, Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
! Thoroughbred, Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Timmons. and daughter, Betty Ann.
The Senior class will have a bake
sale on Saturday morning in front
of Collins and Ryan store, begin
ming at 1890 o'clock. There viii be
cakes, candy. dressed chickens.
chicken salad, pies and other good
things to eat for sale. Patronage
will be greatly appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones are i'm
proving their home by an addition.
Mrs. Julia Mitchell is well
enough to be in a wheel chair after
sustaining a broken hip last August
and confined to her bed since then.
Warren Wheatley Is here again
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Hickman after spend
Ing a few days in Philadelphia,
Mrs. Charles Hall, George Penuel,
Sr.. and Milby Atkins have been
very i'll with quinsy.
Miss Helen Williams, a junior at
RandOlph-MacOn WOman's College,
Lynchburg, Va. is home for the
spring vacation.
Mrs. G. S. Williams, Mrs. P. S.
and Mrs. J. E. Goslee
were in Wilmington last Thursday.
Mrs. G. c. Lynch was delightfully."- /
surprised last Thursday night when |
her birthday anniversary was cele- |
brated by many of her friends.
A talking movie drew a large |
,rOwd To LingO's garage last Thurs
lay night. Mr.. Lingo has new mod
lis Of the Plymouth and DeSotO to
demonstrate.
mrs. Hettie j. Lingo is quite IN at
-er home here and has with her for
while Mrs. Pollitt of Laurel.
Mrs. John Cannon of LeWes and
irs. Kate Bayliss, of PHILADELPHIA,
ave been recent visitors of their
iOther.
Mrs. Harry Williams, Mrs. John =
Villains and Miss Blanche Steele
eturned IN Monday night from a
ip to Bermuda.
Mrs. f. b. Collins. Miss Grace
ollins, Misses Doris and Aline Ry- l
spent Saturday in PHILADELPHIA. :
MRS. Z. E. Carey entertained at
nch last Friday: Mrs. Ida Mar !
Il, Mrs. Sarah Truitt, Mrs. Alice :
oltZ, Mrs. MOllie Elliott and Mrs.
=. H. Johnson. v
After fodr weeks illness with tom
trouble, Mrs. Victor Steele ex-
'cts 10 90 to Crozier HosDital in e
lester. Pa where her sons, Victor ?
ID Joseph. are employees.
port Of Division II Spelling Rec ii
On Friday evening, March %, the u
st group schools which COMPRISE
vision II of the Sussex County d
'elling Bee met at the MillsbOro e
iblic School and selected six
ampion spoilers TO represent this al
'ision in the county contest which X
u be held in Georgetown, Friday,
Irch 20. Ia
lhe schools represented together w
Ii the names of the pupils taking
Il in this contest follow: us
Thelma Brandle. Al
liam Galloway, Ruth Cannon, !
dred English, Mary Bell Wiley ste
Frances Wilson. An
'elmar: Virginia Fitzgerald, NH =
d Jones, Jane Lynch, Rosalie bal
by and Jeanette Truitt. Ma
ord Baltimore: Catherine Allen.
herine Bryant. Mildred Dove, Jel
hleen Hickman, Irwin Steele and Ch
les West. =
iillsbOrO: Hazel Belts, Evelyn "a
away Marian Lokey. Lillian wa
re, James Short and Gladys VIII y
Is. az
tlton: Dolly Harmon, Margaret sal,
90. Dorothy Postles, Joy Reed,
lerine Stevenson. and Elva Wa A
. Pra
'om the above group, the follow -
were selected to represent Di- n,sy ~
N II: an
'idgeyille: Ruth Cannon, grade 62sI
fary Bell Wiley, grade 6. -
llmar: Rosalie Selby, grade 6. egg,
rd Baltimore: Catherine Allen. STAY
e 8; Kathleen Hickman, grade mzs
llsboro: James Short, grade 8. and
T. Macklin. Of BridgeVille, Miss Bal5l .a
Inc Ellis of Delmar, Mrs. Viola oIPl.
OF Lord Baltimore, Mrs. s. O. FC
OF MillsborO, and Miss Kather- sale
ray of Milton served as judges, Eeit, Eelt,
the Rev. r. X. White of 80
getown pronounced the words. &c
e contest lasted for more than 9,a.s a,as.
Dur. sas s,st
Spelling Honor -
nes Short, a student In the ~ ,Ep
h grade, was selected to repre- mari mar,
Division ii at the Sussex COun- stree
,elling Bee which is to be held ~
on the evening Of wears
! 20. Teaso
isiOn ii is composed of the five bott,
State schools Of the county 20
1ill have six representatives in GO q
ounty Bee. Low
nrla Successful Ryan
se responsible for the manage FoI
Of the eafafarfo a,.a ,.aoof,,i... ! anFof