Milford chronicle., 1936-05-08
MlLSBOaO

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Burton enter
tanned at dinner last Sunday a weeI
mrs. Burt0n's brothers and fhei,
wives, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X. Lin.
go, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lingo and
sons, Joe and Clarence.
Mrs. Clare Lynch has returned
from the Milford Emergency Hospi-
tai In Milford and is getting alonp
nicely after a severe illness
The Ladies' Aid met on Monday
night with Mrs. Matte SHockley
Fhere we're eighteen members pres-
ent and the evening was very pleas
antly spent.
DR.. Preston E. West spent the
weekend in Louisville, Kentucky.
several young people from here
attended a dance at the Belhaven
Hotel at RehObOth last Friday night.
There was an attendance Of one
hundred and twenty-five members at
the meeting of the Sr. Order of Am
erican Mechanics last Wednesday
night. Two new members were in
itiated. Several other new members
were expected to be present but
were unable to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Taylor are
having a new home erected on the
east side Of town, near the boule-
ward.
The property owned by Frank
Dryden on Main street and Railroad
avenue was sold last week to Hous- !
ton, White Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Godfrey /
have been guests of MF. and Mrs. /
Frank Arnold in Carlisle, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. john S. Dobson we're
hosts to sixteen guests last Sunday.
Mrs. John Ayre Truitt has been
III with influenza but is well
enough to be out again.
DR.. w. B. Atkins attended a Tri-
State Gamers Convention in Balti-
more on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Charles Lawson who lives across
The bridge in Indian River District
and Mrs. Godfrey of FrankfOrd were
in Salisbury a week ago.
+. T. A. Elects Officers
At the community meeting held i'm
he school auditorium on Friday ev-
ming. April 80, the following P. 7.
/. officers were elected for next
ear: President, e. c. Ryan: vice
PRESIDENT, B. H. Mitchell; treasurer,
drs. Alice Short, and secretary,
Hiss Fannie Steele. The meeting
vas well attended and a splendid
ITOgram was rendered.
The MillsborO Amateur Contest
rill be held in the school auditor
I'm on Friday, May 8, at D. m. A
cry interesting program has been
rranged. A small admission charge
'ill be made, proceeds of which will
e used to pay for the new baseball
lits.
On Thursday evening, May IA, one
f the most elaborate programs ever
resented in the MillsbOro school
UditOrium will be given by the
,achers and others who have at
,nded the Millsboro school in the
asst. This program will be free to
illsborO post graduates and to all
hers who have ever attended the
illsbOrO Elementary or High
chOol, provided they are not en-
Dlled this year. Members of the
resent senior class, however, are
sing invited as special guests. An
lmissiOn of fifty cents will be
larged to all those attending the
'Ogram, who have never been en-
lied in the MillsbOro School.
DR.. Thompson of the National Red
'Oss addressed the general assem-
y on the subject of First Aid" in
very interesting and instructive
ny, one day last week.
DR.. Van de WORT of WOmen's Col
ge, University of Delaware, to-
ther with Miss Ruth Watson and
ss Marguerite Heiss. visited the
llsbOrO school Thursday and ad-
essed the students. They also
owed several motion picture films
the school.
The seniors and high school fac
y were royalty entertained by the
liors in the school auditorium last
iday evening. The room was elab-
,tely decorated for the occasion.
ny interesting games we're enjoy
by all. Refreshments were served
,und ten o'clock after which ev-
one went home with the feeling
I it had been an evening well
mt. L. E. Timmons is the junior
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