Milford chronicle., 1938-06-03
MILLSBORo

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson o.
} New Brunswick, N. j., spent from
Friday until Monday with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Harry Nichols.
The Millsboro Merry Makers
Ralph Lawson, James Coulter and
George Clawson-broadcas from
WSAL in Salisbury last Sunday af-
ternoon. Their selections were splen-
didly given and their friends will be
glad to hear them frequently.
| DR.. and Mrs. w. b. Atkins enter
tanned their bridge club last Thurs
day night.
At the Alumni meeting last Friday
night, Lucian Lenhart was elected
president; Mrs. Villa Lingo, vice
president; Miss Hilda Thoroughbred,
secretary, and Mrs. Virginia Cordrey,
| treasurer. Plans were made for the
business hoped to be carried out next
year. The Alumni award was made
by the retiring president, DR.. Preston
E. West, to Rowland Warren, saluta-
tOrian of his class, last Wednesday
night at the commencement exer-
cises.
A1NCA gDOdg was IGAi EAau W o1N IL
B. Hickman home again when he re-
turned from Jefferson Hospital. in
Philadelphia. last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Hickman is well enough to be
out.
Mrs Elsie Lingo was operated upon
in the Homeopathic Hospital. in Will
mington, last Friday morning. Mrs.
Lingo is getting along nicely.
J. X. Lingo, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Hickman and Mr.. and Mrs. Americus
Belts visited Mrs. Lingo at the hos
pital on Sunday.
Mrs. L. f. Wimbrow and sons. |
Laurence and Charles. have been /
spending several days in Whining
ton.
Many from here attended the dedi
cation services of the Mary E.
Thompson Annex of the Beebe Hos
pital i'm Lewes last Saturday after
noon.
The Morning Star Sunday School
class will hold its next meeting on
Wednesday night, June 8. The last
meeting was held under the direc-
ton of Harry Nichols. on May l1th.
with the following boys present:
Dale Mitchell, Ralph Brittingham.
Leroy Richards, Theodore Smith,
Laurence Wimbrow, Rowland War
ZEN. Atwood TimmOns, Dale Lingo.
Davis Wood, Charles WimbrOw, Nor
is Goodwin, Harvey Rogers, Joseph
4Ofiand. Preston Johnson, Billy Hud-
iOn and Beverly Hickman.
This class would he glad 10 chal-
L.. 90 ssI.fl-
ty to a game in the near future.
The Faithful Auxiliary met
m Tuesday night with Mrs. Parron
ling.
The Senior Order of American Me-
hanics attended Grace NJ. E. Church
n Sunday morning and the sermon
by Rev. L. Z. WimbrOw
las educational. inspiratiOnal and
atriOtic.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Kemp and
aughter. Barbara. of Newport, spent
unday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bur-
on. Rev. l.. +. WimbrOw was a
inner guest of the Burtons.
DR.. and Mrs. Virgil Hudson enter.
aimed several guests from Philadel-
hia recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry TimmOns have
loved into the home on State street
occupied by Mrs. Eva Smith.
The house on State street owned
y c. r. Godfrey. which he rents, is
eing made into a double house.
Mrs. Richard Peters. of Allentown
a.. spent from Sunday until Tuesday
it'll her grandmother. Mrs. w. II.
,hnsOn.
F. S. johnson and family of Will
ington, spent Sunday with Mrs.
lhnsOn.
Miss Sara Short. daughter of Mr..
ID Mrs. Delbert Short, delivered the
ass history at the commencement
ercises of the Milford Memorial
Ospital Training School last Thurs
y night.
Millard Monroe and seven friends
ON Washington enjoyed a house
rty at the Monroe cottage at Oak
'chard over the weekend.
Leroy Monroe returned to Wash
gton with the party on Monday af-
rnoOn and on Tuesday he went to
,xington. Va, where he will likely
ltriculate at Washington and Lee
diversity.