Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1936-04-03
MILISBORO


Mrs. W. p. Monroe and Mrs. AL
bert Bailey spent Tuesday IN Phil
adelDhla.
Mrs. Ollie 7. Atkins. Miss May
AXE and Mrs. Matte Dodd we're
among those who attended the flow-
er show IN Philadelphia last week.
Letters Of appreciation OF the as
sistance rendered by the local
branch during the flood relief work
have been received from the chair
man Of the executive committee CT
the Delaware Chapter Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross.
Sixty-one dollars we're contribute
ed and a large amount Of clothing.
AS thirty-four truck loads Of food
and clothing had been sent to the
stricken areas, a part Of the cloth
ing contributed here will be disDOs-
ed Of later.
At the Sussex County District Raj
ly for the Boy Scouts held at
Georgetown, March %, the Millsboro
troop was victorious over the troop
from Georgetown. Contests were
held in first aid, fire by friction, sig
Mailing. flag raising and message
relaylng.
Ralph Birmingham, Frank Rogers,
John Donaway; Morton Donaway,
Reese White. Billy Hudson and Nor
ris Goodwin were the scouts from
Millsboro who competed.
Aubrey Murray and Dale Mitchell,
also members Of the Millsboro troop |
were sick at the time.
Mrs. w. II. Ayres spent last /
in Washington, d. c.
Mrs. L. q. Ellis and daughter, 1
Miss Margaret Ellis. spent the week |
end in Wilmington and Philadelphia.
L. Emory Ellis and Gordon Ellis 4
went 10 Wilmington on Sunday NOR [
ming and the family returned in the
evening.
A large number Of people attend
ed conference at Delmar on Sunday,
but all who went were not fortunate
TO hear the morning sermon
by the Bishop.
Mrs. d. J. Moore, Of BOOthwyn,
Pa, spent last week here with Mrs.
J. A. Burton. Mrs. Moore and Mrs.
Burton spent last Friday and Sat
lrday with Mrs. Edwin Sirman in 1
Delmar.
The Ever Faithful Auxiliary met
IN Tuesday night with Mrs. Lille
Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Coffin were
guests last week Of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Walter Jarman at King of Prussia.
Pa.
Funeral services for Levin c.
were held in Grace NJ. E.
Ihurch on Monday afternoon, con-
Iucted by Rev. J. A. Clark and in
eIment made in Mechanics ceme- .
cry.
Misses Blanche and Nina Williams
nd a friend, Miss Elizabeth Vree-
and Of Milford are home from the
College. at Newark for a
7eek.
Joseph Lingo is also home from
Delaware and Miss Grace Collins
rom Temple University and Brooks
reynolds from Washington College,
Iere home for the weekend.
RidgWay Clark returned TO st.
.ndrews School, near Middletown,
n Thursday.
Mrs Albert Bailey was hostess ct
he silver tea last Wednesday af-
srnOon at the rectory.
Master Preston Carmine is very
! in the Beebe Hospital in Lewes.
blowing an attack of flu.
Mrs. Elwood Godfrey and Miss
arbara Mitchell are among those
no are suffering from grippe.
Rev. J. A. Clark will return to
lis charge for the fifth year ana
rs. Clark and he have made many
lends who ars glad to have them
lck.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert White and
liIdren spent Sunday with MIR. and
rs. Norman Hickman.
N. S. Messick aud Mrs. Thomas
lies of Bloxom, Va, were in town
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vane, MISS
arriett Vane and Bobby Vane. OF
over. spent Sunday afternoon with
r and Mrs. W. P. Monroe.
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