Milford chronicle., 1936-06-12
LINCOLN CITY

sented an original safety playlet en-
titled Fairy Play Safe" over WDEL
on Wednesday, June 8.
The characters were: Fairy Play
Safe, Lorraine Beebe; President of
Safety Club, Wanda CIendaniel;
Secretary of Club. Audrey Wisse-
man; Goblin SharpstOne, Eugene
Clark; Banana Peel Goblin, Jack
Gibson; Goblin Sharpsticks, Paul
Lynch; Match Bros, Tom Clendaniel
and Donald Shannon; Goblin Knives
and Guns, Ann Kitchens, Gilmore
Satterield, Emily Clendaniel, Marie
DerTicksOn.
This broadcast was made possible
through the efforts of the Delaware
Safety Council.
Many favorable comments have
been received and the council has
asked the school to appear on their
program again next year.
The broadcast marked the culmi-
nation Of a safety unit this term and
will form the basis of an approach /
to a new unit on communication
next term. Mrs. Evelyn Morris, tea
cher Of the grades, thanks all who
extended their interest and best !
wishes. We especially thank Mrs. !
Frank Clendaniel, Mrs. George Der
and Mrs. Elton Lynch for
facilities.
Mrs. Mollie Clendaniel, Mrs. Wal
ter Beardsley and Mrs. George War
rem also witnessed the broadcast on
at Wilmington.
Paul Lynch and Donald Shannon
won first prize for tap dancing at
the amateur contest at SeafOrd ON
Wednesday night of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Lynch tender
ed farewell surprise party to Miss
Betty DOnaho to a number of her
friends at their home on Monday
evening. During the evening num-
,rOus games we're played. Among
he guests we're the Misses Betty
)Onaho. Wanda Kibler, Leila Truitt.
ethel Mae Warren, Esther Greenly,
eleanor Morris and Messrs. Ralph
Shannon. Fred Maxwell, NOrval
Charles Timewell, Francis :
Morgan, Wallace WoOtten, Donald
shannon. Paul Lynch and Mr.. and
lrs. Charles DonahO.
After games and a social hour all I
we're invited to the dining room dec
rated with flower plants. The color $
cheme being carried out in blue a
nd pink. Ice cream, cake and cam L
y were served. Miss Betty, in her
wn sweet manner, thanked Mr.. and 4
frs. Lynch and friends for their I
ind remembrance. The Donahos \
loved to Philadelphia on Thursday 1
nd will be missed by their many
lends and neighbOrs. Il
The first quarterly meeting of the n
I. E. Church will be held in the n
lurch school room on Wednesday u
Orning, June II, at 10 o'clock. Dis a
let superintendent, E. c. Mailman a
i'll preside. D.
R. C. Wetherley of Long Island
Ity. N. Y, is spending the week 5.
it'll his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. lC
larles Wetherley. u
Mrs. R. j. Marker and Mr.. and &C
RS. Delbert Mills spent Saturday NJ
Id Sunday with relatives in Phil
elphia and Torresdale, Pa. lie
Mrs. Anna B. Collins, Mrs. Jay "a
,bott and Harvey Swain made a MI
siness trip to Philadelphia on
of last week. Sa
Clarence Allen and son Alfred of OF
lton and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tharp
d children, June and Robert, of da
ldsbOro, Md. were guests of Mr.. In
d Mrs. Frank Vadakin on Sun MI
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Fred Maxwell of Houston spent
nday with Ralph Shannon at the MI
me of his aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Sol
Lynch. am
lr. and Mrs. Wilbur Adams of IN
lefonte spent Sunday with her MT
'ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Tu.
ssick.
Iiss Jean Clendaniel and Frank az
Jr., were among the ~
duates at the commencement of ne
Milford High School held at the nv y
"a Theatre on Thursday night. ?
Iiss Caroline Marker is spending =
,e weeks in Ardmore, Torresdale III
Philadelphia.
he w. C. T. U. will hold its Z
Ithly business and social meeting nav
he home Of Mrs. Walter Beard
on Tuesday afternoon, June Is.
word Faith" A good attend In
J is urged. nro,
rs. William Donovan, Mrs. wiz dam