Milford chronicle., 1936-05-15
MILSBO2O

]
Shore Public Service Company at
I tracted much attention and all of
the things displayed were beautiful.
There were handmade rugs. a bed
spread, an afghan and pillow, pot
terry, woodwork, needle point and
embroidery.
In one OF GOdfreys store windows
there was a display of drawings and
many different objects made Of soap
and clay. g-t
Several people from here were
guests Of Mrs. Pearl Greenberg Of
Selbyville, at supper-bridge last
Thursday evening.
Professor and Mrs. J. M. Bennett
entertained several of Mrs. Benefits
relatives last Sunday.
Joseph Collins, w. J. Rose and
daughters Madelyn and Joyce, and
Gladys Williams spent last Sunday
in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Reese White and
Mrs. Walter Belts were in Baltimore
recently.
Mrs. Ella woodard of Marcus
Hook. Pa. is here for some time
with her nephew, John Ryan and
Mrs. Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hudson have
moved the Mrs. Sallie DOnaway
home from its old location to a lot
on the Boulevard and are making it
into modern home for themselves. |
Albert Bailey is home from the
BeSbe Hospital at Lewes. where he |
has been receiving treatment for a !
severe nervous condition.
Be sure TO save the evening of |
May 21st for Father and Son night.
If nothing happens 20 change the |
plans Prof. Paul BurkhOlder will ad- /
dress the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steele are hav-
ing a new home built to replace the
one that was destroyed by fire some
time ago. Mr.. Steele is building his
new home nearer town.
Mrs. Valley Gault. of Yineland, N.
j.. and her son. Thomas Rust, spent
Saturday and Sunday here and in
Selbyville with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert V. Anderson
and daughter. Miss Gene Anderson.
of Philadelphia. spent Mothers Day
here with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Ellis.
Miss Belle McKague went to Phila-
delphia with the Andersons on Sun
day afternoon where she will visit
with various friends for some time.
Miss Anna DOdd of Philadelphia
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. DOdd. \
Mrs. J. A. Butron and A. Wayne I
Burton spent last Saturday in New q
ark and Wilmington. a
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Verrato
were in Philadelphia last Friday @
shopping. b
Mr.. George Zeigler spent last 6
Thursday in Laurel with Mrs. Elmer Il
Riggin. ST.. t
The Parent-Teacher Association a
mas been reOrganized with E. C. Ry- il
IN, president; II. B. Mitchell. vice o
president; Miss Fannie Steel. secre- k
airy, and Mrs. Alice Short. treasurer.
William Lofand was painfully in
ured by a hard fall last Friday night II
when his collar bone was broken. "
Millard Monroe. of Washington. A
pent Saturday alight sand Sunday a
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. q
lOnroe. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Evans of Mill el
lille were with friends in town on Il
tuesday. E
Mothers Day was fittingly observ- in
d in the churches on Sunday by spe- II
ial music and appropriate sermons. bs
ig Adult Program Planned
Preparations are being made for OF
n interesting variety program to be Isl
iven in the school auditorium
thursday evening. May 14th at 10
clock. According to the present =
Ian very elaborate entertainment Oh
i'll be staged by the teachers and
umni of the school. Many inter FRI
iting features are being planned, tn
I'd various performers have been to
'acticing for some time. Mi
Since il is the first program of this tn
lture that has been planned for
e community, every effort is being tn
ade to make il a success. Many mi
lieve that the auditorium will not tin
rnish ample space to seat the large ha
dience that will attend this pro- loC
am. in
Posters advertising the affair have Pa
en- circulated throughout the dis pu
ct, and letters concerning it have
en- sent to all the homes in the ant
II is understood that an on
fee of so cents will be col the
tied from all who attend except wo
e following:
All persons who have ever been
rolled i'm the AIillsboTo elementary 4
high school. provided they have
attended any public school dur
the present year. =
All present seniors and post y
iduates of the MillsbOro High sie.
hOOl. min
'-MillsborO School Board and Diri
IlsbOro teachers. past or present; s1d s1
IlsbOrO bus drivers. and all other buc
plOyees of the school, let's
The wives and husbands of all Ger qt
sons eligible to attend the pro- YOU "
I'M free. Mil
he amateur program sponsored rims
Mr.. Darden to raise funds for the -
eball team was well supported pV
the business men and others Of III
community. Prizes for the best -
ections were awarded as follows: Az
st prize. Henry Lewis; second. =.
Layton twins; and third, Jean vi
Gloria Williams, Dale &
'risOn and Paul Collins. MIR. J.
se White acted as master of
Al
Iilliam Lohand. a junior in the Win
h School who had the misfortune Iso &c
breaking his collar bone is back v
chOol again this week.
asst Saturday a group of MilIsborO -