Milford chronicle., 1939-04-21
MILLSBORO

Mrs. William E. Carmine has re.
turned from the Milford Memorial
Hospital where she has been for 9
few days for observation.
Mrs. Anna Barnett Griffifhs, whose
home is in Pennsylvania, has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Barnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett and son
Joshua have returned to their home
near town from Fort Lauderdale
Florida, where they have a winter
home. to which they go early in the
winter.
Mrs. W. J. P. White came home
from Miami just before Easter and
has been i'll a part of the time since
she returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence wilkins and
Edward wilkins spent Saturday in
Delmar. attending the r. T. A. con-
ventiOn.
Miss Helen Lingo. with MIR. and
Mrs. Theodore Burton, of George
town, spent the Easter weekend in
New York City.
Funeral services for Mrs. Isaac At
kins were held at Hickman's Funeral
home last Tuesday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. Richard X. White.
and interment made in Mechanics
cemetery.
Martin Jones. Of New York City,
spent a part of last week here with
his aunt. Mrs. Annie p. Quattlander.
DIR. w. B. Atkins, II. b. Mitchell
and f. T.. Carey attended the Tri-
State Packers meeting in Baltimore
last Friday.
Mrs. Mitchell spent the time with
her sister. Mrs. Hettie Boyer
Mrs. Pearl Hickman is unable to
be out because of an infected foot.
The sixth grade gave a program in
general assembly in the auditorium
of the school last Friday afternoon,
and at its conclusion a Towering
peach tree was planted on the school
ground in memory of Mrs. Hilda B.
Jones, the second grade teacher for
eleven years. who passed away March
81.
Mrs. Matte DOdd. Mrs. Matte
and Virgil Wiley spent Fri
day night and Saturday in Philadel-
rhia.
Mrs. Norman Hickman and Mrs.
James Wolfe spent last Thursday
with Mrs. Chester V. Townsend. Jr.,
at Sandy Landing.
Mrs. Kendall Wiley, who has been
in Cleveland. Ohio, with her daugh-
Ter, Mrs Jefferson Ashe. for several /
weeks, came to Philadelphia on Sat
lrday in time to come to MillsboTo /
with her son. MIR. Wiley and Mrs. /
Shockley. Mrs. Mary DerTicksOn,
who makes her home with Mrs. |
spent Saturday i'm Dover !
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Derrick /
son.
Miss Marjorie JamisOn, of Newark,
,pent Friday here with her sister.
Miss Beatrice Jamison.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip GOrdy and fam
ly, of Virga. n. j.. spent the week
,nd here with George C. GOrdy and
Ither relatives.
Mrs. Preston Outten entertained a
grOup of friends most delightfully."-
asst Saturday night. The guests
Ia Short, Mrs. Mabel Collins. Mrs.
Constance McCabe and Miss Mae
Axe.
Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Ontten and Mrs.
Short spent last Friday in Sails
'ury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCabe are
pending a part of their vacation on
n automobile trip that includes the
.uray Caverns and the Skyline Drive.
George ii. DOdd is again very SER
Dusly i'll and his daughters. Mrs.
rank P. Carmine and Miss Anna
)odd are with their mother until
here is a change in their fathers
ealth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Johnson and
hildren, Harriet and Fred, of Will
lington, spent Saturday with Mrs.
V. II. Johnson.
ehOOl Notes
Last Tuesday the MillsbOro base
all team journeyed to Lord Balti-
lore School for their first game of I
le season and returned with a vic
,ry score of 80.
Mr. Branfqrd, principal OF the Lord
altimore School. gave very inter
sting lecture on alcohol and its ef-
,cts, both good and bad, on the hui
AN body. He showed many movie I
ides to further clarity his state 7
ents. :
Three members Of the physics class :
lul Hamblin. James Short, and AL
IN Wootten. accompanied by A.
'ayne Burton. spent last Friday at I
Ie University of Delaware. They
sited almost all the buildings and
ere introduced to several of the
'OfessOrs. III
A very nice ArbOr Day program II
as held in the MillsbOro school au-
torium last Friday. April II. at 1870 III
NJ. At the end of the program a
lwering peach tree was planted on
q school ground. III