Milford chronicle., 1936-03-06
LINCOLN CITY


Townsend, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Walls on Sunday.
Norris Delbow has purchased from
Clifford Donovan the residence of
the late William H. Abbott on Gree
" ave, and will take possession on
March 10th.
Mrs. William Hinkle, of Philadel-
phia, and Mrs. Bess Shew. of Cedar
Neck. are spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Shew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Mills, Of Ce-
dar Neck, moved to the property
recently purchased by Horace Ben
nett on the back road leading to
Milford.
Rev. ]. F. Willis, of Vienna. Md,
was a town caller on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Donovan
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Donovan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Morgan were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip DOnO-
van on Sunday.
Miss Harriet and Dawson Cooper,
of Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson
Cooper, of CheswOld Mr.. and Mrs. |
Roy beats and children, Barbara and 1
Ralph, of MiddletOwn, were recent
guests of Mrs. India Calhoun and
Mrs. Nan Cooper.
A chicken supper will be sponsor
ed by the ladies of the town ON We'd
nesday evening. March 11th, begin
ming at $3.50 o'clock. Price 35c. Pro-
ceds benefit of church treasure.
The funeral services of Mrs. HOr-
ace Potter were held at the home of
her sister and brOther-in-law Mr
and Mrs. Vernon Benson on Wednes-
day at p. m, conducted by Rev.
s. l.. Handy. Interment at Odd Fell
lows cemetery.
Barbara and Ralph Deats, of Mid
dlotOwn, are spending the week with ..
their grandmother, Mrs India Cal
hOun. q
The Loyal Workers Glass of the /
M. T.. Church school met al the home
OF Mrs. Clifford Donovan on Mon ?
day night. e
Mrs. Kate Beardsley left Sunday
for Baltimore. to visit her daughter L
Miss Nellie Beardsley. r
Master Calvin Clendaniel is being
confined to his home on account of C
illness. N
Mr. and Mrs Osborne Willis and G
children. of Dover visited relatives n
here on Sunday.
Services Sunday as follows: Class S,
10 a. m., church school, II Il. M:
song service, 7.3O p m; preaching,
S p. M.
Slaughter Neck Church school, 81
10 a. M; preaching. IL Il. m. v,
Cedar Neck-PTCaching. p. m.--
Rev. S. i. Handy, pastor. at
Lincoln School News {,
The Young Student bust .,
awarded each month to the room n,
having the highest attendance, will
remain in the rs grade room, this h,
room having also had it for January. ri
Percentages for the rooms are as -.
Grades 1-2-3. 1850; grades =.
1855, 92.1Gc; grades 1873, $50. =
In spite of the bad weather the
following children attended every les
day during the month of February: gr
Grades 1873, Jack Gibson, Robert an
Harriet Warren. Martin
William Felt and LOr- I'M
raine Beebe; grades 4-5-6, John to
yapehart, Webster Capehart, Albert is
)OlbOw, William Martin, Asa War fOI
en-, Leighton Calhoun; grades IS,
boyle GTcenly. Betty DOnOhO. Mar. Pri
m Dawson. isabelle Timcwell, Flea hi
or Morris and Dorothy Warren jus
State officials visiting the school ing
uriHg the past week were: GORGE clu
. Hendricks. State Director 1f Hhy- G
cal Education. who delivered 10 the gra
:hOOl an assortment of athletic and Gre
laygfOund equipment, including B cOu
lmping ropes, l vOlley ball net, l do
Iccer. large playground (rubberi
all and playground ball and bat. leaS
iss Edith Jones, Visiting Teacher, goo
epped i'm on Friday, and was pleas o
with the attendance and health of Aid
le children i'm general. She remark Il ed
that in a good many schools, chill Y
rem were out with contagious dis boo
lses. Rall
Teachers who visited the school p
lring the week were: Mrs. Rod Lin,
ay. Leipsic; Miss Hazel. Chcswuhi; part
RS. Clara Steele Pennington; Mrs. The
stellc Reynolds. TOmahawk: Mrs. crCu
swell and Mrs Harrington, Fred
lea; and Mrs James, Cedar Neck NJ
,hUOl aIi
The fourth meeting Of the Parent an ;
eachcr Association was held on II
lesday February -. Mrs. Avis schC
the pres dent, presided -
tier the regular business meeting
ildrcn of the 1-2-3 grades put on ~
veral interesting. patriotic num- -
rs and the girls of the 4-5-j =
AIDES, beautiful minuet =
MIR. Evans, a representative Of the =
,laware Anti-TUbcrculosis Society. =
Ter fully covering the subject OF =
B., in talk, showed two reels OF =
;tures. =
The meeting was well attended. =
Tn much favorable comment hy =
my. Membership. What we are -
ping for is a 1000 enrolment Of =
rents of children in the school. -
! have almost reached this mark. =
] request all who haven't sent in -
'ir dues, TO kindly do so within =
next week. =
'ince the State PIT. A. cOnyen- =
n is to be held in Smyrna, on =
ril 4, may we have your name ON =
membership roll so as to make =
lVOrable report? Our group, more =
u any other organization in the =
t., benefits by the activities of II
Delaware Citizens Association. =
b directly and indirectly. Direct =
c are provided with leadership. =
retarial service, headquarters and n
ledium of publicity of a much =