Milford chronicle., 1938-05-27
SEAFoRD

| MT. ana Mrs. raul wen, Jne fOfmel
musical instructor in the SeafOTl
High School, were guests this pas
weekend of their parents in Emaus
Pa.
The arrangements for the annua
fashion show which is to be held un-
der the auspices of the ladies of the
st. Luke's Parish House, working
with Mr.. and Mrs. Levi S. Warning
ton of the WarringtOn's Fashion Cen.
ter, is about completed for this
Thursday evening when the affail
will be held in the auditorium of the
SeafOrd High School. Among those
taking part as models are Misses
Luretta Cox. Irene Conaway. Mary
Elizabeth Huston and Thelma Lank-
ford and Mesdames VIM. II. Parsons
Karl p. Thompson. Geo. Ed. Warning
ton. Howard II. Morgan. c. C. Allen,
James X. Phillips, Jr.. Russell X,
Griffith, Herman Short, Jane Stew
ems, VanLeer Stephany. Herman
Daniels, Randall Willin. Virgil Is
aacs.
Flower girls will be the Misses
Joan Culver and Anne Burton. Nick.
SilvcrsOn, instructor in manual arts
at the local school, is designing and
erecting special scenery for the af-
fair. Following the show. pivot
bridge will be played, with a prize
for each table.
Lieut.-COl. and Mrs. A. II. Lord
have returned home after attending
the annual convention Of the Sons
of the American Revolution at Dali
las, Texas. Mr.. Lord was a dele
gate from this state.
Mrs. J. Edwin Dunn and Mrs. Ga
len Miller entertained a large num-
ber of their friends thisSpast Satur-
day afternoon at bridge luncheon.
The luncheon was served at the din
ing rooms of the Seaford Inn and
they later gathered at the home of
Mrs. Dunn in West SeafOrd.
II. l.. foreman, Jr., of Salisbury,
Md, district governor OF Lions In
ternational. addressed the Seaford
Lions Club this past week and urged
the members TO attend the 22nd dis
trict convention to be held this week
at the dupont Hotel, Wilmington.
Election Of officers resulted in the
following being named: President,
MinOt Bennett; first vice-president,
james X. Phillips. Jr.; second vice
president. the Rev. Il. T.. Coleman;
third vice-president, w. Wright Rob
inson; secretary, l.. Lloyd Light;
treasurer, Ross Collins: tail-twister.
John A. Krahe; Lion Tanner, Brooks
Marvel; directors. George II. Huston,
Howard Atwell, Ralph Bennett and
J. Harold Macklin.
Members of the Isaak Walton
Club here voted TO work with the
city council this past week in OBJ
tanning a WPA grant to be used i'm
Williams Pond In East
Seaford. II is proposed to make the
pond and surroundings a recreation
Al center and install a swimming pool
there. The pond abounds In bass and
pike and affords fine fishing. The
club also discussed plans for the
erection of a modern fishing lodge
lor the members ON state lands be-
.ween Bethany Beach and Rehoboth.
DIR. Bruce Barnes has returned
nome after being summoned to Dun
kirk. N. Y. this past week due to the
serious illness of his father who suf-
'ered paralytic stroke.
Billy Ellis and Donald Sweetland.
wo Seaford High School students.
iave been engaged by the POcOhOn-
as Coal Company Of Salisbury to
ling ON their program every Satur-
lay morning.
Mrs. Addie Allen is spending some
ime in Washington. d. c.. with her
husband. w. r. Allen. who is repre-
sentative there.
Mr.. and Mrs James Purse. of
Pa. are spending yaca-
ion here with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Purse.