Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1936-06-05
MILLSBORO

short illness although her healt
had been impaired for years.
Mr.. Mitchell and two nieces sur
Vive Mrs. Mitchell. Relatives from
Columbus, Ohio, arrived just befOr
Mrs. Mitchell passed away.
Albert Parsons, a next door neigh
Dor Of Mrs. MitcheIl's, died in thu
Beebe Hospital last Friday night o
pneumonia. Mr.. Parsons operated {
hatchery near town for severa
years and his death was a shock t.
a wide circle of patrons and friends
He is survived by his wife, two
small children and one sister. Flu
neral services we're held on Tuesday
afternoon at Atkins Funeral Home
in Lewes and interment made in the
Lewes cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Mitchell en-
tertained the choir at their home on
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Adele Herman who has been their
director during the last two years.
Miss Herman was presented with a
lovey gift from the choir as a token
of their appreciation Of her interest
and helpfulness.
Miss Herman has been the art SUI
pervisOr in the school and has re-
signed to accept a similar position
in school near New York City.
Martin Jones of New York spent
the weekend here with his aunt,
Mrs. Annie Quattlander.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Moore and
Paul Moore spent Sunday with their
daughter and sister, Mrs. FIossie
Seymour and Mr.. Seymour. Mrs.
Seymour and little daughter return
ed with her parents for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hickman we're
in Norfolk, Va, a part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Lingo, Miss
Dorothy Lingo, Mrs. Elsie Lingo,
Mrs. Rjda Lingo, Miss Virginia Lin
go and Mrs. Jeanette Collins at
tended the commencement exer-
cises of Miss Helen Lingo last Fri
day when she graduated from the
Nurses Training School of the Jew
ish Hospital in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary McIlvaine Of StOckley
is spending some time here with her
sister, Mrs. Pauline Godfrey, who
has been i'll.
Mrs. j. Edward Goslee, of Stock
ley was hostess to several guests
from here last Friday when abe en-
tertained at lunch and bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Williams
and George s., Jr., went to Lynch
burg, Va, last Saturday to attend
the commencement of Miss Helen
Williams who graduated from Ran
Macon Woman's College.
Miss Williams will take a short
course in the American School for
Dramatic Art in New York City dur
ing the summer and in September
will start teaching English in the
School.
Mrs. j. C. Ellis is improved a lit
lie from a recent illness.
The Ladies Aid met on Tuesday
hight with Mrs, George Adkins and
/ most delightful evening was
pent.
Flower lovers will enjoy seeing
he beautiful rose cOlOred peoples
drs. E. H. McCabe has blooming in
Ter gardens.
Miss Helen B. Lingo of MillsbOrO
las graduated from the Jewish Hos
ital of Philadelphia at the COM
lencement exercises held in the
ospital last Friday afternoon.
DF. Roy C. Helfenstein To Give
lillsbOrO Commencement Address
DR.. Roy C. Helfenstein, pastor of
he Peoples Christian Church of
over, will address the MillsbOrO
raduates at their commencement
Zercises in the school auditorium
a the evening of June S, at eight
clock. He will be introduced to
le audience by Hon. George s.
'illiams of this town and will use
his subject 1.-THE Call of the
lture."
DR.. Helfenstein, a former athletic
ZACH and educator, has Travelled ex-
both in this country and
road, including tour Of the Holy
md. He has lectured in various
untries in Europe as we'll as
America, and his ser
ces as a public speaker is con-
antly in demand.
E. c. Ryan will present the diplO-
rs to the sixteen graduates. Rev.
chard X. White and Rev. John A.
ark have also been invited to take
1T in the program.
The following pupils will receive
)lOmas as indicated: Roland Ba-
r, academic; Earl Radish. acad-
tic; Mary Smith, academic; Eliza
h West, academic; Geneva Coma
v, vocational; Margaret Ellis, vO-
ional; Hilda Walls, vocational;
ma Donaway, vocational; Rowland
tchell, general; Claude Hudson,
leral; Olive Collins, general;
aries Parker, general; Rhyspa
nmons, general; Thelma Camp
l, general; John Burton, general;
Ia Foskey, general. Roland Baker
/ be valedictOrian; Mary Smith,
ltatorian and Earle Radish, class
lorian.
!. P. Darden had charge Of the
IS night program which was rem
ed in a very interesting and fas-
ating manner in the beautifully
GRATED auditorium last Wednes-
evening.
he baccalaureate services held in
school auditorium last Sunday
ming were well attended. Bishop
lip H. Cook delivered the ser
!. He was assisted by Rev. John
lark and Rev. Richard X. White.
he high school examinations are
g given Thursday and Friday Of
week.