Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20
MILLSBORO


weekend at her home in Laurel.
Mrs. W. J. p. White was in Phila-
delphia last week.
Mrs. Gilbert V. Anderson and Miss
Jean Anderson returned to their
home in Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Joseph c. Ellis. Mrs. Anderson S
iother, is cOnvalescing at the home of
her sister, Mrs. John Williams. after
returning here the last part of the
week from the Homeopathic Hospital
in Wilmington.
Rev. and Mrs Edmund Ilenvis
We're in Wilmington on Monday. and
Mrs. lIenvis sister returned with
them for visit
On Tuesday evening. Rev. and Mrs
Henvis and their guest were enter
tanned at dinner by Or. p +. West
and his mother. Mrs. Gertrude
Walls
Mrs. Annie Dayton. of Delmar. has
been spending several days with her
niece, Mrs Matte DCdd
Robert Long has returned TO his
home in Philadelphia after long
visit here with his grandparents,
Mayor and Mrs. Luster Long
Mrs Laurence Sippple is improving
after severe illness from rheuma-
tism.
Mrs. f. {. Blackstone is confined
to her room. and her daughters, Mrs.
Oscar Thomas. Mrs William Nelson
and Mrs. Leon Thompson. are with
her much Of the time.
Dr. and Mrs. ". r. Atkins enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris.
OF Gainesville. Pa. Saturday and Sun
cay
Millard Monroe and friend. both
Of Washington. were weekend guests
Oh Mr.. MOnrOe's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter p. Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Balderston. of
New Hope. Pa. spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. II. P. White and
Mr. and Mrs. L. W Washburn.
The body of William Parsons. OF
Milton. was inferred in Mechanics
Cemetery here on Wednesday after
hOOn Both he and his wife lived
here in their childhood and have
I.;any relatives and friends who SYM
pathize with Mrs. Parsons in her
bereavement.
School Notes
The football squad OF Milisboro
School consists of the following: Bill
ly Hudson. captain OF the Big Six"
Norris Goodwin. Robert Lawson. Alden
Wcoien. Ralph Birmingham. Morton
')unaway. aubrey Murray. Howard
smith. Dale Mitchell. Charles Mitch
III. Richard Bailey. John West. Cor
ion Ellis. Oral iIllingsworth and
Kendall Warrington. so far the team
$ undefeatcd. There are three more
;ameS scheduled. They are: NOvem-
'er -, Bridgeville. home: October %.
home; November 10.
}ridgeville, away.
The grades through have or
'anizcd and elected the following
Ulcers The seventh grade elected
). Y. Wood, president. Granville
hudson. vice-president Evelyn Par
er. secretary, and LoLuise Williams.
reasurer. The officers of the eighth
re: James Brasure, president: Nor
'an Hudson, vice-president; Doris
odwin. secretary, and Doris West.
'easurer. The ninth grade officers:
race Mitchell. president: Harriet
'illiams. vice-president: Pauline
ickards, secretary, and Myra Jane
turgis. treasurer. The tenth grade:
ichard Bailey. president; Charles
itchell. vice-president; Kathleen
yam, secretary. and Milton Belts,
easurer. The eleventh: John DOna-
ay, president; Dale Mitchell. vice
resident; Ned Carey. secretary. and
ester Hastings, treasurer. The
velfth: William Hudson. president;
alph Birmingham, vice-president;
ladys Williams, secretary, and Anne
arey, treasurer.
Mr. Timmons. principal of the
illsboro school. recently announced
iat 1871 per cent of the teachers
ere Joined the N. E. A.
The social studies department un-
Pr the supervision of Frank r.
'oOd. is trying to raise enough
Oney to buy a map showing the
aces of current happenings.
Two very valuable volumes of
elaware History were recently do
lted to Millsboro school by Will
am T. Moore of this town. Mr..
oore feels that by keeping these
'oks in the office of the school they
IN be of use not only to the stu
ints themselves but also to people
the community at large. Anyone
eking facts of historical reference
ncerning the State of Delaware
ay call at the office and use these
'oks. The Millsboro School wishes
thank Mr.. Moore for his worthy
ntribution.