Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26
MILLSBORO

/ Next Monday night, May 29, in the
high school auditorium. at eight
i o'clock, Kid Smith and the Smith
Sisters will give a two-hour enter
tainment for the benefit of the La
dies Aid. Many people are familiar
with the type of entertaining done by
the Smith family, for they have given
shows for church affairs at Milton,
Harbeson, Georgetown and other
nearby towns as well as brOadcasting
daily. except Sunday. from WSAL.
| The proceeds from this entertain
ment will be applied to cost Of reno
waiting the parsonage, and patronage
will be greatly appreciated.
The ladies of Zoar Church will
have a bake sale next Saturday
morning in front of Mitchell and
Jones store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Outten enter
tanned at dinner on Mothers Day in
honor of Mrs. Outten's mother. Mrs.
Laurana Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. w p.
Parsons of Milton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorenzo Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Outten.
George and Joseph Outten.
Mrs. Virginia COrdrey is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis in
the Milford Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Carolyn DonaWay and children
have moved into the Warren prop
erty, near Belts pond
William Kitchens and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Kitchens will occupy the
house ON State street left vacant by
Mrs. DOnaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter JarmOn, of
Schwenksville, Pa, spent the Moth
er's Day weekend here with Mrs.
lannon's parents. Mr. and Mrs Rob
crt f. Coffin.
Marjorie Chamberlain of FrankfOrd
spent the weekend with her aunt,
Mrs. Norman Hickman.
Miss Landgrin, teacher in Tenn
pie University. in Philadelphia. spent
last week end here with Miss Grace
Collins at the home of MI. and Mrs.
f. b. Collins.
Miss Collins was at home again
over last Sunday.
Mver Ableman. an attOrney-at-law
in Philadelphia, has been recent
visitor here with his brothers,
Maurice and Louie Ableman.
MIR. and Mrs. William Greenberg
{ nd daughters of Selbyville were
guests on Sunday Of the Ablemans
Mrs. Matte Shockley. Mrs. Kendal
Wiley and Virgil Wiley have been [,
spending a few days last week at
their cottage at Fenwick.
DR.. and Mrs. W b. Atkins We're
a dinua,. ma Vtx IN Saturday d
evening at The home of Mr. and Mrs. /
William h. Monroe, at Omar.
Rev Edmund Henvis preached in
the Methodist Church in Denton on
night, and the mems choir,
twenty strong, went To furnish the
music. In all there were forty-one
persons from here who attended the
there.
Layton Thoroushsood who has
beeh in two weeks with tlu. is able 10
be- out again.
Mr.. Lewis. salesman for Raw
leigh products, died very suddenly
last Wednesday afternoon from
heart attack
James Parker. Samuel Layton and
Elijah Brumbly, all OF whom lived
near town. also died last week and
werebuEied. III the cemetery here. 81 i
TIE body 6f 1T. Eewrs- WIS taken
10 Pennsylvania for burial He is
survived by his wife and two small
.hildren.
school AOieS
Millsb0rO won its seventh CoEsecu-
i've baseball game last Thursday by
score of 8 10 l. The loser. Milton,
,layed good ball but We're unable Ia
core due to errors at critical time.
The Alumni Association is giving
banquet this Friday evening at
he MiIlsbOr0 School cafeteria. The
members of the senior class are III
tied as the hon0red guests. A very
ne program. including musical en-
ertainment. has been arranged. Tick
is for members are 35c. nOn-mem
ers. soc
The commencement exercises will
c held Friday evening, June ,. at
o'clock. in the school auditorium.
'rOf. James A. Barkley of the De-
artment of History at the Univer-
ity of Delaware. Will be the main
peaker Of the evening.
The baccalaureste exercises will be
cid here on Sunday evening, May 2S, -
t s O'Clock. Rev IIenvis of the NJ. .
). Church will be in charge. with =
ev. White of the St Marks Episco-
al Church assisting.
Mr. Barry of the State Game and
ish Commission accompanied sever
members of the school ON bird
ike Sunday afternoon TO Burton'a
.land. Wayne Burton. Jean Boggs, 7
aul Moore and Fannie Steele also
ere members of the Marty