Milford chronicle., 1939-05-12
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week
Martin Jones of New York CITY
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. An
ME Quattlander for several days.
Mrs. C. d. Lingo is in the Beebe
Hospital in Lewes, being treated for
injuries she received when she fell
down the porch steps at her home
The right ankle is fractured and the
left ankle sprained.
ProthOnotary Joseph X. Lingo was
confined to his home a part of last
week by Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Emory Ellis and
son Gordon attended the commence
ment exercises of the Hahnemann
Hospital School of Nursing at the
Klahr Auditorium in Philadelphia,
last Thursday. at which time Miss
Margaret A. Ellis was graduated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ellis, near
Seaford.
George Vincent Wood entertained
large group of his friends last Sat
urday afternoon from six till eight.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Blaine Atkins
were hosts to their bridge club last
Friday night. The club intends to
meet bi-weekly instead of weekly as
has always been the custom.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Rose
spent the weekend in Philadelphia
and New York.
Mrs. Rose, mother of Mr. Rose,
whose home is in Centreville, Nd.
spent the weekend here with her
granddaughters, Madalyn and Joyce
Rose.
Mrs. William A. Hudson of Phila-
delphia, is visiting her son, DR.. Vir-
gil A. Hudson and Mrs. Hudson.
Ned Carey of Bordentown Military
Institute, Bordentown. N. j., spent
the weekend here with his family.
Robert Gelder of Princess Anne,
Nd, and also a cadet at B. NJ. l.,
was a Sunday visitor of the Careys.
Mrs. Estelle Hollida yof New York
City is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred o. Hickman.
MI anu IA u5NA anu
sons, spent last Sunday in Wash
ington.
Mrs. Walter Kemp and daughter,
Barbara, of Newport, spent last Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. White had as
guests last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Watkins Grove and son Robert Wat
kins of Wilmington.
School Notes
The Safety Council of the sixth
grade. with Paul Gardner as the
president; Preston Johnson, captain,
with his two lieutenants. George
Vincent Wood and Granville Hudson,
with the help of the patrols, are
looking after the welfare of the
school children to see that they may
not get injured in any way
They hope others will try their
best to do their part in helping
these officers in promoting safety
and helping others to do so, and
practice safety Sally" instead OF
Careless Sally" methods.
All of the members of the coun-
Gil have said the safety Pledge"
The first to memorize safety law
were Elizabeth Hamlin, Ruth Hud-
son, Bertha Mae Lingo. Myrtle Con-
away. Merrill Hastings and Doris
Parker.
The senior class returned Satur~i
day night about 1O:30 o'clock after
having spent three very much enjoy
ed days at Washington, d. C. Leslie I
z. Timmons. principal, and Mrs.
Anne T. Darden, accompanied the IL
members of the class throughout the
trip. The Luray Caverns, Federal
of Investigation, Smithson-
ian Institute, Medical Building. and
monument seemed to |
be enjoyed most by the students, but
The visits to the other places were
by no means uninteresting or dislik-
I'd. Thursday night the group spent
4 very delightful evening at the Glen '
Echo Amusement Park. Friday night
hey attended movie, starving Bette :
Davis. n
Friday and Saturday. May S and :
!, James Short. representative; Paul q
seantor. and Clifford Lew @
s. Billy Hudson, Lawrence VIM Y
,row. attaches, attended Boys State l
leId at the Dover Legislative Build I
ng. At this meeting members of the c
ienior department of the various i.
Ugh schools played the roles of SEN y
tors and representatives-passing n
avs. electing officers, recessing, ETC. $
| civil service law and a law re- d
luiring compulsory education until y
s years of age. were passed ny both
he House and Senate and signed by n
he Bows State Governor, Lee Cor q
rev of LAUREL Several other bills y
we're introduced and referred to the
although no definite ac- r.
ion was taken on them. These two ~
avs of activity were sponsored by n
he American Legion for the pro" c
notion of an increase in the know
edge and interest in legislation by a
he high school students Of the h
tate. u
MilIsboro, in a seventh inning rally Il
in four runs, nosed out =
Iilton b yone run last Thursday az -.
arnoon. The final score was Mills- n
orc 8, Milton 7. This made five con- W
ecutive wins for Millsboro. There IA
amain four more return games to rt
e played. b'
The Junior and senior prom is to sc