Milford chronicle., 1938-04-15
MILLSBORo

/ UeOHsttOWuaullhSD hOl1Fy news
Thaddeus Warrington, chairman OF
the program for the regular weekly
meeting. had Wilbur Reynolds deli
yer to the club his prize winning ad-
dress How the Farm Credit Admin
istration Aids Agriculture. Wilbur
who is the son of Rotarian Asa Rey-
nolds of the local club, will represent
Delaware at Springfield as a result
OF his winning the State F. +. A.,
speaking contest. Many questions
asked by the members were very well
answered by the youthful speaker.
Plans are being made for an Inter-
City Ladies' Night ON May 9Th.
The Safety Council of the Sixth
Grade, sponsored a program given in
the General Assembly at school two
weeks ago that was much enjoyed.
Charles Goodrich, of Dover, of the
State Forestry Department, gave a
very instructive talk on Fire Preven-
tiOn and Fire Control. The pictures
showed forest fires in this county
and how to prepare the ground be-
fore fires were started TOwerman
+. NJ. Adkins accompanied Mr.. Good
rich who spoke to two other schools
on the same afternoon.
Miss Edith Jones, visiting teacher.
for Eastern Sussex, delighted the
Sixth grade with a description of her
recent trip to Europe a short time |
ago. Miss Jones has the right per-
sonality to make an educational ad-
dress most entertaining TO little ones |
and childish minds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Othneil Warrington.
Of Harbeson. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Nichols were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Ellis on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Owens spent Tues
day in Milford with her daughter,
Mrs. William Marvel.
Mrs. Nicholas VerratO is confined
to her home by illness.
w. j. Collins is a patient in the
8eebe Hospital. Lewes, where he was
aiken with severe injuries last Fri
lay night, after the car he was driv
ng struck an abutment.
Mrs. Harley p. White was a patient
n the Beebe Hospital most of last
week, where she received medical
reatment. Mrs. White has been i'll
or three weeks.
Mrs. Sarah E. Truitt has returned
rom a visit with her sister Mrs.
in SeafOrd.
Elmer West is quite in with an at
ack of grip.
MIR. and Mrs. c. V. Townsend. Jr..
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Hickman on Sunday.
Noon day services are being held
his week at St. Marks p. E. Church.
IN Friday night. Rev. Richard X.
White will conclude a series of lee
ures he has been giving on the Life
VI Christ.
There will he evening services in
trace NJ. E. Church on Wednesday
md Thursday nights. Holy Commu-
lion to he celebrated on Thursday
light.
Rev L. f. WimbrOw delivered a
cry appropriate sermon for Palm
Sunday and the choir with Harold NJ.
'ayne. singing the solo part-sang
'he Palms very effectively
There were two hupdfed and fifteen
resent al Sunday School.
Harry Nichols. Sunday School class
iorning Star. had bake sale last
morning.
Mrs. Matte Dodd entertained at
Inner on Sunday, Mrs. W. J. Down
ng and son. Billy. OF Salisbury, Md,
nd Mrs. Matte Shuckley.
The MillsborO pupils who buy
heir lunches in the cafeteria. were
pleasantly surprised this week, when
hey found the prices for food re-
uced so per cent.
Principal Bennett explained that
Ie was making this reduction at
resent for the following reasons:
l. There is a balance on hand.
2. The children who have been
the cafeteria made this
alance possible, and therefore
hould receive the benefit of the