Milford chronicle., 1938-12-09
SEAFORD


Lions Club recently selected the fol
/, lowing committee chairmen for tn,
! coming year: Attendance, Franci.
H. Bennett; constitution and by.
laws, L. Lloyd Light; extension
(new clubs) J. Harold Macklin;
Lions education, VIM. T. Moore, 3rd
membership, Levi S. Warrington;
program and entertainment, w. AL
len Hastings; publicity, Vaughn A.
Hastings and Wright Robinson; ;
blind work, w. Ross Collins; citi-
zenship and patriotism, Harry T.
Jarman; education, Ray Mears;
health and welfare. w. o. Covey,
Jr.; safety, VIM. B. Graham; civic,
/ improvement and community better
men, ]. Richard Miles and James X.
Phillips, Jr.; boys and girls work,
Herbert J. MacKensie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j. Messick
who for several years have been re-
siding on the Lone Elm Farm on the
Seaford-Bridgeville highway, where
they ran a local dairy route, have
moved in town on Poplar street. w.
B. Mears, another local dairyman,
recently bought their milk route.
Rehearsals for the Christmas car
oil services started last week for the !
st. Lukes P. E. Church. /
Miss Victorine Moore, daughter of |
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Moore of West
Seaford, has returned to her home
much improved after being a patient
at the Kent Hospital in Dover, un-
der the care of DR.. Wilson.
WoIfot. hos
position with the SeafOrd Auction
Company.
The industrial and commercial de-
velopment of Seaford took another !
squirt last week with the announce
ment by Leroy c. Longfellow, de-
partment store owner, that he had
let contracts for the construction OF /
two brick and concrete stores on the
east side of Arch street just off
High street. Minnard V. Hill was the
contractor.
Numerous real estate and busi-
ness deals have been transacted
here since the DUPONT Company's re-
cent announcement that il would
erect a plant here. The real estate
have been estimated at 4
more Ind0 SlUU,UUU.
Mrs. f. J. Winder is seriously i'll
at her home in West Seaford. on {
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl P. Thompson
and son Billy were visitors in Will
during the past weekend. I
Mrs. Anthony J. RizzO has return
ID to her home in New Haven. Conn. 8
lfter having spent several days here 4
is the guest of her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. c. c. Thompson. Mrs. Rizzo 2
will be remembered as Miss Sara
2lba Thompson.
w. B. ThOrnburgh, superintend- z
mt of schools, has received 5000
,OOk covers, donated to the school 4
" the merchants of this section. z
The covers stress safety and the 9
rules to follow to avoid ac 4
ihents.
Mrs. w. o. Covey. Sr., announces 9
hat all garments for the local 3
ranch of the Needlework Guild of g
america must be in by Friday. De- 3
ember ., and on the following q
Tuesday they will be displayed at 4
no Acorn Club.
w. B. ThOrnburgh. superintendent D
# ,Seaford Schools. recently an
bounced that night classes will be
ffered TO the adults this winter he 2
inning in January. The courses will b
include child guidance. education for 6
arenthood. art appreciation. home q
tanning and decorating. handicraft, 81
lusic. garment making and decO- &
ating, parliamentary law. health. y
gping. English. effective speech. 81
'OOd working, agriculture and pOul- <.
y husbandry. Anyone wishing to Y
nroll should do so at once Mr.. ~
said. g