Milford chronicle., 1936-10-09
MILLSBORO

MIS-. Larry IimmOns and dauRhtef
Betty Ann are spending the week IN
Camden n. j.. with relatives.
The Auxiliary Of Carey's M. E
Church will have a bake sale IN
Saturday morning beginning at $40
in front OF Mitchell & Jones' store
Patronage will be greatly appreciate
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Mitchell spent
Monday In Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ken1p and
daughter Barbara, OF Newport. spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. j..
A. Burton.
Mrs. Kate Burton is on a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Sirman, in
Delmar.
Mrs. Jesse Jones and Mrs. W. B.
Atkins spent Friday night and Sat
urday In Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Collins and Mr..
and Mrs. Houston Long spent Sun
day in Philadelphia with Miss Grace
Collins and Mr.. and Mrs. Houston
Long.
Mrs. w. II Johnson is in Will
mingtOn for a visit with her son,
Fred 8. Johnson and his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kruger spent
the weekend i'm Preston, Md, with
Mrs. Kruger's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Langrell.
Millard Monroe Of Washington,
was home over Saturday night and
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Monroe.
The Guild of ST. Marks P. e.
Church met on Tuesday night with
Mrs. E. II. McCabe.
Mrs. Matte ShOckley has returned
from a visit to her son, w. s. Shock
ley and Mrs. ShOckley in Rochester,
N Y.
Miss Doris Moore is in a hospital /
in Wilmington for medical treatment |
and observation.
Martin Jones of New York City, |
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. An
ME p QuattlandeT, for several days. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rogers have |
moved from their home on State
street to a house on the Swan Creek
farm.
Mrs. Frank P. Carmine and son
Terry, of MillingtOn, Md, visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Dodd over the weekend. Mr.. DOdd
is confined to his room again by ILL
ness.
The Be-Ye-Faithful Sunday School
Glass will have a baked chicken sup
per in the Firemen's Hall on Friday
night, October 18th. Don't forget
the date for this most deserving
class will greatly appreciate your
Sunday is Rally Day and Home
Coming at Grace M. E. Church and
a program of good music has been
as we'll as good speakers
have been invited Rev. Everett
Oerrickson and his daughters from
will be present, and r.
Paul BurkhOlder of Georgetown will
address the Sunday School. Don't
,Orget rally day.
lIllIsbOrO school Again Recognized
By Art Department
Miss Taylor, director of the Della
ware State Art Department just de-
iVeFed to the MillsbOrO School a
beautiful Dutch picture as an award
or the high grade of art being done
" the school, and the artistic con-
lition in which the building and
rounds are kept This is the sixth 6
year that this school has '
,een given special recognition by the I
Art. Department. I
,argest Enrolment In Its History t
The MillsbOrO public school enroll
lent has at length reached the $50 I
lark as new students continue to 7
nrOll. This is the largest enroll '
tent that the school has ever had, 4
eing some twenty larger than that 2
last year. :
Since the school busses load at the d
lest end of the building, the school a
requesting that no cars be parked :,
long this street between the hours n
three and five. Parents who come r
r send for their children on stormy }
iternOOns are being asked to park a,
leir cars along State street, and =
Ill for the children at the main en- =
ance. .
The cafeteria is progressing nicely "
lder the management of Mrs. Nettie
egler. More children are eating y
the school cafeteria this year than ~
~ other year since the cafeteria VI
as installed. vi
SeVral of the MillsbOrO teachers hi
i've enrolled in the extension course z
at DR.. Hopkins of Teachers Col X
ge, Columbia University, is giving In
Georgetown, and seem to be enjoy ce
g the work very much.
Miss Fannie Steele, Mr.. Gerald Tt
lams and Mr.. J. NJ Bennett were
lOng those who attended the Adult lie
Conference at Sandy Cove ne
II Friday and Saturday. I'M
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