Milford chronicle., 1939-02-10
MILLSBORO

Rhuich met OH iuesudy niRnJ Will
Mrs. Walter Belts.
The Ladies' Aid of Grace NJ E
Church met on Monday night, with
Mrs. J. Harold Dobson. These Off
GERS were elected for the next year
Mrs. II. B. Mitchell, president; Mrs
Z. b. Collins, vice-president; Mrs
G. A. Lingo, treasurer; Mrs. T.. f.
Carey, secretary; Mrs. b. w. Hick-
man, assistant secretary.
Miss Grace Collins, of Temple Uni
yersity, Philadelphia, Miss MarcelIa
Short, Woman's College, Newark,
Rnd Ned Carey, Of b. M. L., Borden
town, N. j., spent the weekend here
with their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Thompson and
small son, Ernest, of RehobOth, are
spending several days here with for
mer State Treasurer and Mrs. f. c.
Blackstone.
Mr.. Thompson, Mrs. Harry Will
liams, Mrs. l.. f. WimbrOw, Mrs
Brown mrs. WimbrOw's mOther)
Mrs. Annie Quattlander, Mrs. w. II.
johnson anu Mrs. Virginia Nichols
ere among those who have been i'll
for several days.
DR.. W. b. Atkins was in Philadel-
phia last week attending a dental
meeting.
On Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. w. II. Ayres, the week.
ly silver tea was given. Another
chapter of Moving Millions" was
read telling more fully, as the story
of India develops, of the untouch-
ables and the missionary efforts to
help them.
Mrs. John Williams entertained a
large number of guests on Wednes-
day afternoon at a covered dish
luncheon. The contributions go to
swell the Ladies' Aid treasury.
Mrs. Matte DOdd returned on
Monday from a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Matthews, in Philadelphia.
The fire company sponsored ben
eft movie at the Ball Theater on
Monday and Tuesday nights and each
night the picture was shown to a
capacity house. The Millsboro Mer-
rymakers entertained also and their
performance was mnch enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Mitchell spent
MOHuay Ill wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Monroe were
visitors on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Vane, in ffDOver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry TimmOns had
as dinner guests on Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton COrdrey and Miss Elsie
Cordrey, Mrs. Mary E. Lawson, Mrs. |
Nellie Thoroughbred, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Earl Thoroughbred, Mr.. and Mrs.
Layton Thoroughbred, Miss Anna !
Mumford and James Thoroughbred. !
Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Carey, Anne and |
Ned Carey were guests of Mr.. and |
Mrs. +. S Johnson, in WestOver |
Hills, Wilmington, on Sunday. /
School Notes
Recently, Harry EllingswOrih pre- I
scented Bobby Bennett with the State !
Firemen's poster prize for third
place. Bobby's poster was the third
prize winner for the county, also.
On Monday, February 6. the en-
tire school was called together to .
listen to a very educational pro
gram. The entertainers were Prof.
and Mrs. John Hickman, concert ar
lists. They have travelled extensive
ly with the Dominion Chautauqua Co.
of Canada. Upon leaving this COM
pany, Prof. Hickman assumed
of music in Walla Wal
Ia College of the state of Washing
ton. Later on he left Walla Walla
to enter the field as singing evangel-
list. Mrs. Hickman ranks high in this
country as an accompanist. We will U
probably try to have Prof. and Mrs.
fr. "A /
On Tuesday evening of this week.
DR.. John Shilling conducted the sec
ond discussion meeting. These meet
ings are very we'll attended and
serve the true purpose of being edu-
eatioRal. Previous to the meeting,
Mrs. Ollie r. Atkins and the home
economies 10 class served dinner TO
Ihe visiting teachers.
The MillsLOrO basketball teams ,
were unfortunate enough to lose to ,
Delmar last week. II can be said to ,
both the winners and losers that u ,
very fine brand of spOrtsmanship ,
was displayed.
The MillsborO teams will play I
Lord Baltimore at Millville on We'd
lcnusiy1 rCDs o.
The Grace NJ. l.. Church Sunday +
School has completed the Organiza- q
ion for the coming year. [
The Gideonite Mems Bible Glass d
9 organized as follows: President, I
;. B. Collins; Wce-president, j. j. v
williams; teacher. II. b. Mitchell; 4
ssistant teacher, Roy Jones; secre- 9
ary and treasurer. Norman Hick-
nan; assistant secretary and treas n
lrer, Frank Harrison; reporter. Les n
lie +. Timmons. Membership COM II
nittee, ,Luster Long, w. ]. Rose, 7
Imerieus Belts, Wayne Burton; an g
ent committee. L. f. Carey. Harley n
'immons, Chas. A. l.. Lingo, Louis s
)utten. Visiting committee, II. j. L
4awsOn. J. p. King, b. b. Moore. Ed il
rard Fl. Timmons; Ushers. Fred L
'immOns, George Timmons. G
The president, f. b. Collins, is do L
ng much to increase the attendance II
I the Sunday School Committees n
re busy with the task of improving
tendance, also, and reporting their Il
ndings to the class each Sunday d.
lOrning, Mr.. II. j. Lawson reported n
Dr the visiting committee last Sun M
ay which accounted for the absence Ia
[ three members because of ill IL
ess. E. f. Carey reported for the al
bsent committee that the increased OF
tendance showed the results oil
heir work. The lesson was well II
lught by Mr.. Roy Jones, who al tC
avs brings his best to the class. e;
hereby furnishing the members with to