Milford chronicle., 1938-11-04
MIL1SBORO

Inns, a senior at Temple University.
Mrs. Ellen White, who is taking a
course in. beauty culture in Trenton,
N. j., was here for the weekend
with her children, Katherine Mae
and Bobby, and MIR. and Mrs. II. p.
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ayres, Mrs.
w. ]. P. White and Mrs. G.. V. Wood
motored to Richmond. Va, on Satur-
day and visited Miss Mary White at
St. Catherine's School, and on their
return Sunday they stopped at Alex
sndria, Va, to see Reese White, Jr,
at the Episcopal High School.
The Girl Scouts Halloween party
on Friday night, in Firemens Hall,
was success. The Boy Scouts were
guests and they contributed their
share of making fun.
Mrs. George Nichols has been very
i'll but is much better now.
On Monday night, Main street was
roped of to permit the Halloween
,revelers plenty of space for a good
time. A good moving picture on the
same night keep the crowd at a mini
mum.
The eastern end of Church street
has been surveyed for paved side
walks, and the town has CONTRACTED
with Benjamin DOrey to do the work
before real freezing weather.
Millard Monroe, of Washington,
and Leroy Monroe of Lexington, Va.
freshman at Washington and Lee
University, spent the week end here
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
p Monroe.
Ned Carey, a junior at Bofdentown
Military Institute, BOrdentQWal, n, j.,
was home from Friday night until
Sunday afternoon with his .-parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Carey.
Mrs. John Donaway has returned
to her home here after a major Oper-
alton in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital.
C. e. Wharton is substituting in
the Lord Baltimore school for Clar-
enee wilkins. who is i'll with mumps.
Mrs. Wharton. primary teacher at
Lord Baltimore, but who has been too
ill to start work. spent two days last
week with friends at MillVille.
Miss Hester earning has bought
the wallpaper business Of Mrs. Mat
tie DOdd.
/. Mrs. Norman Hickman entertained
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Seth Cham
berlain, of Pleasantville, N. j., on
Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid met on Tuesday
night with Mrs. Matte DOdd.
The Be Ye Faithful Auxiliary
elected new officers at their meeting
week ago. Mrs. Hattie Hall is
the new president; Mrs. Georgia
Outten, vice-president; Mrs. Charles
Oolbourne, secretary, and Mrs. Della
Moore, treasurer.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Atkins had as
their guest last Friday night George
II. Weisensel of Baltimore, mem
Der of the Society of American Ma
gicians.
!. Mr.. Weisensel entertained the |
Millsboro- Georgetown Rotarians at |
their meeting in Georgetown on Fri |
day night with his clever sleight-of-
hand tricks. .-
DR.. Atkins presented him at the !
fSh55T SIgP 4iiRHialYIa91ft ftRAIRyIi0i iiggRllB
applauded. Then on to the meeting
of the Alumni at the school, where
Mr.. Weisensel again delighted his
audience with his ability To enter
tain.
Mrs. John Cordrey, Mrs. Walter
Belts, Mrs. II. Il. Mitchell, Mrs. Z.
d. Lingo and Miss Dorothy Lingo
spent Wednesday in Philadelphia
with Mrs. Jesse Jones at the Jeher-
son Hospital. +.
Last week, Mrs. J. G. Cannon, OF
Lewes. Mrs. Theodore Burton, OF
Georgetown, Mrs. Walter Belts and
Mrs. II. b. Mitchell visited Mrs. Jones
and her mother, Mrs. Fred II. Bur-
ton.
National American Art Week is be-
ing observed here and the EXHIBITS
in three store windows and at school
are lovely. The chairman is Mrs.
Leon Thompson, and the town com
mittee is Miss Virginia Rust and
Miss Jessie l.. DOdd. The school
committee is Mrs. Blaine Atkins,
Miss Eleanor Lindstrom and Mrs.
Carlton Lingo. In addition to the
school exhibit, there are three paint
ings by OrVille Peet and three gor-
geous quilts and picked rugs in Col
lins and Ryan's window. In one OF
tile WlUuOMS vi luC A@uobSih DhSi
Public Service office there are oil
paintings by Miss Eleanor Lindstrom
and lovely old counterpanes and rugs
In Monroe's window there is silk
quilt made by Mrs. Ernest Black
stone in 1886; beautiful afghan, a
crocheted bed-spread, table cover,
samplers. embroidered pictures, old
silver, pewter, and many other things
to awaken the love for beauty in eV-
cry heart.
+, The Safety Council of the inter-
mediate grades was organized Thurs
day. Oct. 2S, under the leadership OF
Mrs. Villa M. Lingo, with the follow
ing committees:
Program Committee: Barbara
Mitchell, George Vincent Wood, Lou
ise williams, Preston Johnson, Dor
othy Bennett.
Membership Committee: Elizabeth
Hamlin, Evelyn Parker, Phyllis Brit
bingham, Bertha Mae Lingo. Paul
Gardner. II
Publicity Committee: Katherine
Mae White, Thelma Dorey. Granville
johnson, Nettie Rodgers, Clifford
Hudson.
Host: Millard Murry.
Hostess: Margaret Carey.
The purpose of this organization
8 to promote safety on the school
ground and especially during the
oading and unloading of busses. The
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