Milford chronicle., 1938-12-16
SEAFORD

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Randolph Waller
Of Cambridge, Md, we're weekend
guests of the formers parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Valiant Waller on King
and Market streets.
Dawson Stewart has returned
home after spending several days
last week in Philadelphia, as the
guest OF his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Longbottom.
Master Jackie Light, son of Mr..
/ and Mrs. L. Lloyd Light, is serious
I ly i'll with pneumonia at their home
on the Seaford-Bridgeville State
Highway.
Mrs. E. ]. Winder, of Pennsylvania
avenue. West Seaford, is seriously
i'll with scarlet fever and little hope
is held for her recovery.
Tobias Oney, so years old. negro,
was struck and injured by an auto
mobile driven by the Rev. DR.. Ed
gar A. Sexsmith, of Baltimore, pres
ident of the Maryland Annual Con-
ference of the Methodist Protestant
Church.
DR.. Sexsmith was on his way to
Delmar to take part in the rededi-
cation and note burning services at
the Delmar NJ. P. Church. Oney was
said to have stepped in front of the
car.
DR.. Sexsmith stopped his machine
Immediately and assisted in getting
Oney to the Office of DR.. /. A. B. AL (
len.
State police investigated the acci- /
dent and took DR.. Sexsmith before |
Magistrate T. w. Moore. who releas-
ed him on his own recOgnizance. !
While much shakened up, DR.. Sex
smith continued on his way to Del
mar.
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Dunn were
guests at the latter's parents. Mr..
ard Mrs. o. w. McWilliams at
Rhodesdale. Md. last Sunday.
The sixth grade of the SeafOrd
Central School, under the direction
of Miss Helen Martin, will issue a
Christmas edition of the sixth
Grade Flash" with the following in
charge: EditOr-in-chief, Billy
assistant editor. Helen
HyrOke; sports editor, Orlando Spi-
Ger: jokes editor. Dawson Stewart;
editor and business man
ager. Janet Culver; social editor.
Louise Coleman.
A Delaware Day program, with
Galen Miller of SeafOrd Central
School faculty as speaker, was pre-
sented by the local Kiwanis Club
last Friday night at the Hotel Sus-
sex. Mr.. Miller outlined the govern
,,,o,,s of at,o C4ata from, tee aarlvr caf-
tlement to the present day. Presi-
dent Larry Manogue announced 10
had a perfect attendance
record for the past year. The club
has accepted an invitation to meet
with the Seaford Lions Club at the
Hotel Sussex on Monday, December
10. at which time a speaker from the
Public Relations Department of the
dupont Company will address the
two clubs.
The Christmas party which the
Kiwanis Club will give for so Or
more poor children will be held Fri
day night, December %. Professor
w. B. ThOrnburgh is in charge.
Harry Johnson of Blades was re-
Gently appointed motor vehicle in
Spector for western Sussex county
by Governor Richard c. McMullen.
He succeeds the late David StaytOl
of Greenwood.
Several members of the SeafOrd
Vocational Agricultural Association
will have an opportunity of attend
ing the Pennsylvania Farm Products
Show at Harrisburg. Pa. in January
for two days. The show buildings at
this even will cover ten acres Of
land. II is one of the largest shows
Of its kind in the country. The boys
who go will have their expenses
paid with the exception of their
meals.
S. M. Sloan, agriculture teacher at
the local high school. said the modi-
fed point system will he used in de-
terimning what boys will attend.
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