Milford chronicle., 1939-10-06
MILLSBORo

On Sunday afternoon, at three
o'clock, Miss Sarah McCabe, of Selby-
Vile, and Roland Mitchell, elder son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louder Mitchell,
were married in the parsonage of the
Rehoboth Methodist Church, by Rev.
Conrad Hamer. Mr.. Mitchell is a
graduate of Beacon Business College
and is associated with his father in
business. AT present, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell are living with the formers
parents. They have many good
wishes for a long and happy mar
ried life.
The junior class of the MillsbOro
High School will have a bake sale
on Saturday morning. in front of
! the store of Mitchell and Jones. The
money received will be used for the
expenses of the junior PROM.
The Volunteer Fire company re-
quests that everybody attend to hav-
ing their chimneys cleaned before
starting fires. Chimney fires are the
cause of the majority of fires and can
easily be avoided by being particular
"a the right time.
The Ladies' Aid met Monday night
with Mrs. Elsie Williams.
The Faithful Sunday School
class will sponsor a bake sale on Sat
urday morning, October IA.
Mrs. Ethel DOdd spent the week
end i'm Philadelphia with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Raymond S. Goslee, and in
New York at the fair.
Mrs. Harold Kruger was also a |
fair visitor on Sunday.
Mrs. Kendall Wiley was in the I
Beebe Hospital in Lewes a few days /
last week for observation.
Miss Helen Williams. i'll company |
with several friends, has been on an
automobile trip to Miami. Fla.
The annual harvest home service
at Old Prince Georges Church, near
DagsborO, will be held on Sunday
afternoon, October S. at 2:3O O'Clock.
RI. Rev. Arthur McKinstry, Bishop of
Delaware, will be the speaker. Prince
Georges is one of the oldest places
of worship in Delaware. and a great
deal of interest is taken in keeping
the old church in repair.
Miss Blanche Williams and George
Outten went TO Philadelphia on Sun
day for the day.
Mrs. W. b. Atkins spent the week
end in Philadelphia.
Mrs. j. X Lingo has been quite i'll
from a attack OF lumbago. but is i'm
proved enough to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell have
recently had guests from Oriole, Md. Z
Joseph c. Ellis. one of MillsbOrO's
pidest and finest gentlemen. was
bitten Saturday morning by spider.
The reaction was such that a doctor
lad to be called and his general
condition is so much worse today
Tuesday that his daughter. Mrs. {
Gilbert V. Anderson. has been called
q his bedside from Philadelphia. :
Mrs. Reginald Lynch entertained a
riend from Selbyville over the week
md.
Mrs. Fannie Steele. school secre-
ary. underwent major operation in |
he Homeopathic Hospital. in Will
nington, last Friday morning. Miss ,
Steele is getting along as well as can
Je expected. TO the qualification of :
numerous friends. Mrs. John Will :
Jams. Miss Steele's sister has been :
staying in Wilmington to be near :
he hospital. and on Tuesday morning :
Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Mildred Collins :
md Mrs. Hubert Stedman went to :
for few days visit. :
Despite the inclement weather on :
Sunday. Rally Day at Grace NJ. f.
'hurch was "a fine success. There :
we're 204 present at Sunday School. :
md the collection amounted TO S99.44.
THE COUPONS given for Free :
iround Prizes will be good tonight :
nd Saturday night at the Milford :
=; ,.o,,f ne Cor1ivaI adult :.