Milford chronicle., 1936-03-06
MILLSBORO

Mrs. Z. c. Blackstone has hee,
: very III and Is receiving treattnen
2 IN the Baabe Hospital al Lewes
/, Mr.. and Mrs. John Tineie are III,
happy parents 0f a fine babt girl
: who is just one week old. The IittIs
girls name is Mary Ann.
B. Hudson has been discharged
from the Beebe Hospital but Il h
a very weak physical condition
Miss Elsie Wheatley whose home
Is near Cambridge. Nd, is yisitine
here with relatives.
Mrs. G. d. Lingo, Mrs. Favetfa
Barker and Mrs. Virgil Hudson we're
in Philadelphia last Wednesday and
! Thursday.
Mrs. Norman Hickman enteffain-
ed several guests last Thursday
night in honor Of Mr.. Hickman's
birthday anniversary.
On that same evening DR.. and
Mrs. Atkins were hosts to their
bridge club.
Miss Grace Collins, a student in
the Home Economics Department
at Temple University, PHILADELPHIA,
spent last Weekend here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Collins.
Misses Nina and Blanche viii
liams and Joseph Lingo were home
for this weeh-en from the Univer-
sity of Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lingo re-
turned from Florida last Friday |
night after spending February there. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Lingo enjoyed their |
trip immensely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Mitchell
and Z. E. Carey spent last Wednes-
day in Wilmington.
The turkey supper sponsored by
Grace NJ. Z. Church and served in
the Firemen's Hall last Friday
night was splendidly attended and
many thanks are due some Of our
sister towns for their patronage.
There were ten guests from Ocean
View who were entertained after
he supper by Mr.. and Mrs. George ,
Barnett.
The Ladies' Aid met on Monday I
light with Mrs. Virgil Hudson. The ,
id president, Mrs. John Williams, {
ad called in the rainy day bags for G
he March meeting. To date. 26 bags 7
ave been returned, containing ap- L
500.
Mrs. Kate Bayliss of Philadelphia n
as been visiting her mother. Mrs. \
Iettie Jane Lingo, who has been IN 7
II four months. n
Mrs. Mary DerrieksOn of Selby- v
lille is here with her daughter, Mrs. n
attic ShOckleY recovering from an In
lness. Is
Millard Monroe, of Washington, g
nd Miss Anna Dodd of Philadelphia III
ere at home with their parents on te
lturday night and Sunday. NJ
Mrs. w. B. Atkins and Miss Mar I
lerite Mitchell spent Saturday and al
lnday i'm Philadelphia.
Mrs. Kate Burton has been IN
ON a cold. Many children are still
It of school from the effects of
aasles.
hOOl Notes w
The severe winter weather. bad tai
ads and measles epidemic have fix
mbined to reduce the school at no
ldance far below any level it has we
en- in the last several years. we
Some very interesting and educa- MI
nal pictures are being shown to All
2 children this week: Every Bo
iy's Business" furnished by the Mr.
laware Safety Council and when Mr.
Mans a Man." 4 five reel film, Fr;
re anon gthOse shown. Mr.
)r. II. B. King paid the elemen- Ric
y school a visit on Monday, and Mrs
e the teachers some helpful sug- of
tions. Prof Hendricks also visit Lev
and presented 10 the school some and
y much needed and athletic City
ipment. Phi
Irs. Elias JOines donated the Lyn
ary several splendid volumes of liam
ks, for which the school is very and
teful. lis,
he Millsboro basketball teams and
yed their final games of the sea- Rev
here last Friday night, when Zen
l teams defeated the Milton The
ms with large scores ed 1
he home economies girls under with
direction of their instructor. ever
atkins, have been serving din espe
during the past several days. Rend
,ral Of the parents have been Graz
its at these dinners Other girls well
he same department are serving at d
heons. rece