Milford chronicle., 1935-09-27
MILLSBOR0

A benefit card party was given il
D the Firemen's Hall on Tuesday eve
ming and it was a great success
( both in point of attendance and en-
tertainment.
On Friday evening the Be Ye
Faithful Auxiliary will serve a baked
chicken supper from five to eight in
the Firemen's Hall. There has been
a menu planned that will appeal to
most every appetite and the charge
of fifty cents for an adult ticket and
twenty-five cents for children under
twelve, is quite small, whom compar-
ed to the food served.
Baked Chicken Dressing
Mashed Potatoes Gravy
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Peas Cole Slaw Greens
Tomatoes on Lettuce
Rolls Butter Pickles Jelly
Ice Cream Cake
The members of the auxiliary have
made a beautiful quilt from squares
on which are embroidered the names
of friends who made a small cOntri-
button when they gave their name to
be used. This quilt will be sold at
auction on Friday. Be sure to be at
the supper and enjoy pleasant eve
ming.
Mrs. Harry Williams spent Mon
day in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dewitt Rogers of
Boston, Mass, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Hickman on Mon
day.
Mrs. Mildred Carey is substituting
in the second grade while Mrs. Hilda
Jones, the teacher of that grade, IS
recovering from an operation in st.
Frances Hospital in Philadelphia.
James Waller has accepted a posi-
tiOn in Laurel with the White Chev-
rolet Sales Company and Ackworth /
Phillips has position in Milford .
with the Burris Express Company.
Mrs. MOllie Elliott and Mrs. Ever
EFT Barr, of near, Georgetown, spent
Friday with Mrs. Alice BOltZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Hall are hav-
ing a new bungalow erected on The
Boulevard.
The foundation of home for Mr..
and Mrs. NOrval Hall is being laid.
II is also on the boulevard.
Mrs. H. B. Mitchell was in Balti-
more the first of the week to attend
the marriage Of her niece, Miss Boy
er on Tuesday.
Professor and Mrs. J. NJ. Bennett
and children spent Saturday at Wy
Dming and on Sunday entertained
several guests from upstate.
Mrs. Lima Hickman is spending
several weeks here with her son,
HarbesOn B. Hickman and Mrs.
Hickman.
Misses Louise Williams and Dor
,thy Bennett each recently enter
aimed several of their small friends
Ii celebration of their eighth birth
lay anniversaries.
chOOl Notes
A gloom was cast over the Ordi-
arily happy school family Monday
lorning when it was learned that
Irs. Hilda Jones, the second grade
eacher had been taken to the Joseph
rice Hospital in Philadelphia,
here she will have to remain for
ONE time. Everyone here hopes
nat she will soon be well and back
gain with her boys and girls who
liss her very much.
Constitution week was observed in
le MillsborO school in various ways
Y the teachers and their pupils. One
{ the outstanding features of the
eek was the general assembly pro-
ram sponsored by Mrs. Ellis and
wen by the sixth grade to the en-
re school. The program. which
as very educational, was well given
lus meriting the many favorable
made concerning it.
Nearly three hundred children eat
the school lunch room this year.
hat is a much larger number than
e there last year.
More than two-thirds of the pu-
Is enrolled in the Senior High
.hool are taking music as one of
eir elective subjects. More would
Ike it if the schedule could be ar
.nged to accommodate them.
The Athletic Association employed
r. Reynolds Jackson to paint the
lsketball back stops. He has just
lished a very satisfactory job.
The Millsboro boys decided to
op football and have organized
cker team. They are being
ached by Mr.. Payne and Mr. Tim
Ons Last Friday they played their
st game, having as their opponents
e experienced Berlin High School
am. In spite of this fact our boys
Id the Berlin team to a score of
to 4. Next Friday Lord Baltimore
II play the MillsborO boys here.
d a large crowd is expected to
rn out and support the boys on
IS occasion.
Some of the classes have organ
ID as follows. Eighth grade presi-
Mt, Billy Hudson; vice-president,
fford Rust; treasurer, Doris Cal
way; secretary, Evelyn DOnaway;
1wer-red. rose; Motto-ExcelsiOr;
lor-red and white. Ninth grade
esident, Dorothy Wilson; vice
esident, Madelyn Rose; secretary.
len Moore; treasurer, Betty Bur-
!. FlOwer-carnation; Motto
lsses Forever Gone, Future Yet TO
me. Twelfth grade president, Ro-
ID Baker; vice-president, Earl
dish; secretary, Thelma Campbell;