Milford chronicle., 1938-11-18
MILLVILLE

There will be Sunday school thi.
Sunday morning at the usual houl
with preaching at IL g. M, BY the
pastor, Rev. w. S. Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Sharp OF
Harrington called on Mr.. and Mrs.
R. C. Steele on Thursday afternoon
Mrs. G. L. Borum of Suffolk, Va,
who has been the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. K. ]. Hooker, returned to Har-
rington with them for a few days.
From there she will return to her
home in Suffolk.
The friends of Mrs. William Rum
ley are sorry to hear that she is ill
in Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. RUM
ley took their mother, Mrs. Carey to
the city to specialist, where she is
getting along as well as can he ex-
pected at this time.
Mrs. Maggie Kitchens of Omar
was the overnight guest on Tues
day, November z, of Mrs. Sadie viii.
liams.
Miss Phyllis James of Bethany
Beach spent the weekend with Miss
Cathryn Ringler.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Wiley and
daughters, Wanda and Judith Ann,
were the dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Conn Scott of Selbyville on
Sunday.
Mrs. I. H. Quillen and son Irwin,
with Miss Lizzie CULLEN, spent Fri
day in Salisbury.
Capt. J. S. Pruitt, Miss Claramond !
Magee and Miss Flo Chestnut called /
on Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams of
Dun-Ro-Min, Bethany Beach, Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. William B. Cross and
daughter Gloria of Philadelphia mo-
tored here with her mother, Mrs.
Kate Chamberlain and John Hamil-
ton, to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ;
Charles Magee, where Mrs. Cham
berlain and Mr.. Hamilton spent the !
weekend. Mrs. Cross and daughter
spent the weekend with relatives at
Milton.
Jacob Banks with several friends
from Philadelphia are at the Banks
summer home enjoying a few days v
sport hunting rabbits and other F
game of the season. r
Betty Lou Richards entertained p
Ou SATURDAY GllGAnOOn a
her little friends in honor of her
seventh birthday, as follows: Hilda V
McCabe, Charlotte Ann Magee, June =,
Clogg, Jean Steele, Ruth Justice, Il u
Barbara Justice, Grace Justice, =, y
Jimmy Kitchens and Ralph Justice. :. I,
Weekend guests of Mrs. William r.
Setman and children were her son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Set g,
man, with Mrs. Setman's parents, n
Mr.. and Mrs. James McKenney of
Philadelphia. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Steele NJ
and children, Ralph, Henrietta and ST
Wayne of Merchantville, N. j., mo-
tored to Omar on Sunday mornink to
and brought their mother, Mrs. Ash W
er Hudson, home. Mrs. Hudson is ia
much improved in health. They also
called on their parents in this town. pi
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson pl
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Duncan ei
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Steele. u,
Miss Harriet Cobb spent the J( 5
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. James u; u;
Savage at Frankford. ~
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet he
this Monday evening in the Sunday su
school of the NJ. E. Church.
Lord Baltimore School News ac
At the November meeting of the va
Lord Baltimore p T. A. the follow en-
ing pupils won prizes for entries in MI
the Farm Show given at that time fo
by the local chapter of the Future MI
of America under the di- an
reetion of George Butler: tu
Turnips-First, Donald Cooper, MI
grade 8; Charles Powell, grade A; ms
Billy Collins, grade s.; Ethel Lath- In
bury and Bobby Wharton, grade 6, on
Second, Richard Calhoun, grade 5. 1IS nIS
Onions-First, Evelyn Calhoun, we
grade 8; Allen Powell, grade 4; 49, =
Jeanette Belts and Marie Nelson, NJ, NI,
grade s.; Mary Hooker and George No.
Albert Wharton. grade g.; Jack {
Lynch, grade 8, Second-Phyllis tre
Rogers, grade 8; Richard Calhoun leg
and Marguerite McCabe, grade 5: bul
Ella Mae Hudson and Ruth Steele, S
grade 6. Third-Bobby Littleton. Mr.
yrade 8; Alvin Hickman and Grace ion
little, grade s; Lloyd Daisey, grade las
J.; Ormil Savage, grade 8. pat
Corn-First, Herman Long, grade ope
J.; Frank Savage, grade a; Elmer Tor
evans and Frank Long, grade 5; L
larry Hooker, Bobbie Wharton, grade we we
/; Erma Savage, grade Z; Ormil G yOI.
ave, grade 8. Second-Virginia Saw DT
ge, grade 8; Alton Nelson, grade A. no;
richard Calhoun and Ralph Smith, ;s b"I
rade 5; Lloyd Daisey and George of
llbert Wharton, grade 6; Everett 7
ustiee, grade z; Roland Derrick of
on, grade 8. Third-Ralph Marvel, aft,
rade 3; Ben Sheaffer. grade a; Will wei
am Derrickson and Naomi Morgan, Pre-
rade 5; Allen MeGee and Elmer vic
Dwell, grade g.; Charles Marvel, son
rade 7; Hurley Littleton, grade 8. har
White Potatoes-First, Norman rim
Ierrickson, grade 8; Ollie Hickman, ere
rade 4; Elwood Layton and RaIph VII
mith, grade s.; Donald Hickman Oas
nd Elizabeth Shock1ey. grade g.; Ro- ono ono
md Derrickson, grade 8. Second, .!u DeL
race Justice, grade 4; Elmer Ev- i"S
ns and Marguerite McCabe, grade al
Katie Banks and Linda Williams lie
rade 6; Elmer Steele, grade g. nro
hird-Harvey Williams, grade 3;
ulton Nelson. grade 4; Alvin Hick-
an and Audrey Rogers, grade 8;
inwood Marvel and Isaac West.