Milford chronicle., 1937-04-16
DAGSBORO

Toomey visited her brother at tn,
Beebe Hospital, Lewes. who is very
Ill from the results of an accident
on the dupont Highway, Monday. Hs
Is slowly improving at this time.
MIR. and Mrs. l. III. West were din.
Der guests Sunday of their son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Donaway ana
Mf. and Mrs. Preston West visited
Washington on Sunday and viewed
the cherry blossoms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Baker spent
Sunday with the formers father al
Bridgeville.
Harvey Bunting returned from the
Peninsula Hospital, Salisbury, Md,
the past week very much improved
after an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Pauline McCabe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvil Campbell of Selbyville
were dinner guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Dave Derrickson. Sunday.
Mrs. Blanch Barber is confined to
her bed since she fell and broke her
arm sometime past. We extend our
sympathy to her.
Mrs. Jeanette Derrickson, Mrs.
Nellie Campbell and Mrs. Ethel
hhitthCt bpCnL quay at w
ton and viewed the cherry blossoms,
returning by the way of Berlin, Nd.
: and enjoyed the horse races.
Mr.. Charlie West and Mrs. George
Murray and son George r.. Of Phila-
delphia, called on Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. Hudson, Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley Long of
Philadelphia have moved here and
have purchased the property vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickman. We
are glad to welcome them back to
our town. Mr.. Long spent his boy
hood days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Timmons had
as their guests Sunday his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vickers and
children.
Mrs. A. C. Steen entertained to a
wild goose dinner Sunday her chill !
dfen, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford e. Lingo
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
w. Steen, Anthony Steen and Del.
phia Hickman.
Sick
Mrs. Sarah West and Mrs. Martha
Longs conditions are unchanged.
Mrs Raymond Bunting is very i'll |
at this writing. Others are A. Bar
her and Mrs. Ella Baker.
Mrs. Lovey X. Long is improving
after undergoing an operation at st.
Agnes Hospital lin Philadelphia. She
il remaining there with her sister.
She will return to her home soon.
The members of Dagsboro NJ. L.
Church and others gave their pastor.
DnNs nssI1 h.
day party last Friday evening at the
parsonage, bringing with them many
useful and much appreciated gifts.
also an abundance of ice cream and
cake which was enjoyed by all. Al
ter having spent delightful eve
ming together. the guests wished
their pastor many happy returns of
the day. There were so present.
Services next Sunday. as follows;
Sunday School at 10 O'Clock, followed
by preaching at o'clock. Beginning
of series of sermons on the Lords
prayer. Christian Endeavor at p.
m, Miss Madeline Long, leader; fol-
lowed by sermon to young people.
The Regular Fellows Class of the.
Dagsboro NJ. L. Sunday School met
4 hNodug ut % " Gfbth- Inv |
program was i'm charge of John Pen
newill. Cordrey McGee, Wilson Nc
Cabe and Clarence A. Short. MIR. ;
Howard Bramhall. attorney, of
was the guest speaker.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. T.. /
Church gave covered dish luncheon
Il the parsonage Thursday night. 1t [
vas given in appreciation of the re-
urn of their pastor, Rev. r. A. Ba-
ten for another conference year. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. McCabe, Jr. are
eceiving congratulations on the
firth of baby daughter born Mon :
lay morning about 3 o'clock. They
will call her Della. Both mother and
ably are fine. Mrs. McCabe will be I
emembered as Miss Eva Hudson.
Otto Brumbley is slightly improv-
ng in the Beebe Hospital at Lewes. q
fr. Brumbley was in very bad ac- L
ident OH the dupont Highway more I
han week ago. William Williams
lso is expected TO return to his
ONE in few days. e
ch0ol News n
The yearly school exhibit and par
nts' visiting night will be held on II
pril 18th at p. m. n
The Community School Association
ill hold its meeting at the above N
ated time after which the rooms y
ill be opened for the visitation of =
he parents. -
A full attendance of the parents
especially desired as several ques- u =
ons concerning the school will be II
rought up at this meeting of the Il
School Association.
The music festival this year will be al
I'D ON Wednesday. May 9TH at 1.30 d'
N, The program will consist of
usic selections and art exhibit on fO
e part OF the first six grades. This A.
has been made to JC
Iable the parents of the schools Cl
be present and also to enable more
the pupils to take part in the mu- Ia
c festival Kindly set aside this M
tie for visiting the school again. q,
Examination OF all pre-school chill 6,
EN- will be held in the John NJ
ayton School May 5th at . a. m.
lyone knowing of children intend -.
g to enter school in September of NJ, ~,
Is year kindly notify their parents D'
they do not have brothers or sis =,
rs already attending. At the same TN
ne diphtheria immunizatiOn and eil
vaccination will be avail Ht
lie for those who desire it. o'e
The cooperation OF parents is
pecially requested in this highly tai
portant matter of health protec- Da
n. We are fortunate i'm having
sse aervieps free IN delaware chill tai