Milford chronicle., 1937-01-22
MILLVILLE

cently Deen equipped with three ci
burning heaters, which to date are
satisfactory. They have been paie
for by the Sunday school, the Clean.
ers Club and Ladies' Aid Society
and $22 from the individual banks
money.
Mrs. Marion Noble, accompanied
by Mrs. Madeline Whaley of Selby.
vile motored to Delmar on Tuesday
and attended the luncheon given by
the New Century Club of that town.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hickman and Capt. and
Mrs. Gilbert Evans were callers in
Milton on Thursday afternoon.
r. C. Steele attended the annual
directors meeting of the Delaware
State Grange Mutual Fire Insurance
Company in Camden on Tuesday.
Miss Flo Chestnut was. the dinner
guest on Sunday of Mrs. Lula c.
Lynch.
Prof. Walter Branford spent the
weekend with his parents. Rev. and
Mrs. H. V. Branford at Centrevillc,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Wiley and
daughter Wanda, Mr.. and Mrs. En-
mons Phillips and son Blaine were
entertained to turkey dinner on
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Truitt in Clarksville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams and
children motored to Snow Hill, Md,
on Sunday where they spent pleas
ant day with relatives.
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been on business trip to Balti-
more, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Lynch of
Bayard visited Mrs. Lynch's mother.
Mrs. Belle West on Sunday.
Mrs. l.. w. Bennett spent couple
of days the past week with her sis
ter, Mrs. II. o. DerricksOn OF Omar.
who has been on the sick list but is
much better at this time.
Joshua Dukes and Mr.. Ware of
Philadelphia motored here on We'd
nesday to bring Mr.. Dukes mother.
Mrs. Ida Dukes, home. Mrs. Dukes
has been spending some time With
her son and family. Mr.. Dukes and
Mr.. Ware returned to Philadelphia
on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Sarah Groves visited out-of-
town friends Saturday and Sunday.
MRS. Carl Lekites and son Carl,
Mrs. Helen Mitchell and boys. How
ard and Earl, and Mrs. Ralph {.
Steele visited Georgetown and Sal
isbury, Md, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Richards had !
as dinner guests on Sunday. Mr..
Richards parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Richards of Frankford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Richards of /
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Percy Davey and daughter,
Lydia, motored to BayOnne. n. j., on
Tuesday, where they will spend !
some time with Capt. Davey at their
winter home in that city. They Will
also visit relatives at Camden, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lekites were
guests on Wednesday to luncheon
al the home of Capt. and Mrs. Harry
at their home in Selby-
Vile
Matte West spent Saturday and
with Gladys Derrickson at
Ocean View.
Mrs. Lee Magee and daughter
Louise spent the past week in Phil
adelphia where they visited Mrs. Ma
gees daughter. Miss Le0na Masee.
Mrs. Mamie Long who is spending
some time in Frankford. spent the
Weekend at her home here.
Miss Claramond Masee was hos
.ess on Wednesday evening to the
sunshine Glass of the Bethel VI. T..
Sunday School, Ocean View.
Thomas II. Hudson OF Ocean View
occupied the pulpit in the NJ. f.
'hurch here Sunday morning. dur
ng the pastors absence. He preach
ID an able sermon. Topic. Educate
Thine Heart" which was enjoyed by
I'll present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac West gave
urprise party to their son. George !
}. West. on his 10Th birthday. Jan
lary 18th. Those present were as s
ollows: Miss Katherine Ringler, r
Iiss Marie Steele. Miss Jane Truitt. '
Hiss Kathleen Hickman. Miss Helen
iodfrey. Miss Charlotte Mcfarland. I
Iiss AlIene Richards. Miss Mabel y
Iolt, Miss Marjorie Keene. Miss 4
,lene Calhoun. Miss Cynthia Evans, i
Iiss Kitty Allen. Miss Delphine a
.ogers. Miss Pearl Banks, Miss 4
oretta Daulby. Miss Margaret
anks. Richard Steele. Clifton Can I
on. Alan Turner. Royland Cobb.
De Nelson. Lester Turner. Irwin Il
teele. Robert Hudson. Orington
ickards. Lewis Quillin. Floyd Tur- I,
er. William Townsend. Avery Rick n
rds, Mr.. Herber, Miss Matte West, d
ster of Mr. West. and Miss Marie
teele and Mable Holt acted as 4,
,stesses. At a late hour delicious N
was served and all r
,parted wishing George A. a happy
rthday and many more of them. {;
ord Baltimore School News W
ITO have time be on time" is the p
ogan this week in the Lord Balti-
ore echaracter-personality drive. In te
aching promptness the following Sc
'ints are being emphasized: to
mplete work at appointed time; to j
me to school on time; to be at the La
yht place at the right time equip ID
d for work: to pass quickly to
issroom, washroom, or washroom. W
playground; to get and put wraps -
'ay quickly; to get TO work quick t9 t5'
without waste of time; to re- -.
ond at once when called by name; W
obey directions Immediately: to M,
S. and collect materials promptly na
a quietly; to obey instantly sig hr
Is and fire regulations; not to put sa
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