Milford chronicle., 1939-03-17
MILLSBORO

Last Saturday afternoon at five
o'clock, in Wilmington, by Rev. l.
E. Windsor, pastor of Mt. Salem NJ
f. Church, Miss Dorothy Anne Lin
go, younger daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Dale Lingo. was married tG
Alfred l.. Ellis, second son of the
late John W. and Mrs. Dasia Tunnel
Ellis, of FrankfOrd. Miss Helen Lin
! go, sister of the bride and John W.
/ Ellis, brother of the groom, were
the attendants. Miss Lingo wore a
dark blue suit with matching access
cries and a cOrsage of white roses.
Mr.. Ellis wore a dark blue suit also
and a white boutinniere. Miss Hell
en- Lingo's flowers were pink roses
and Mr.. Ellis, Sr., wore a pink bOu-
tinniere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carmine of
Dagsboro, Charles Ellis and Miss
Hudson from Frankford and MIR. and
Mrs. John Collins of town attended
the wedding.
The bridal party was entertained
at dinner at the Hotel Walton In
Philadelphia following the marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis will live in an
apartment ON Morris street and they
have the best wishes Of every one
of their friends for health and lots
of happiness.
Last Wednesday night, Mrs. Hilda
Burton Jones gave a shower for her
oo,,gfn Az, ENI1ic ond mot oOlV wac
a delightful evening spent but the
bride-to-be received several lovely
gifts.
Last Thursday night ProthOnOtary
and Mrs. J. X. Lingo entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Lingo. Mr. and
Mrs Charles Lingo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Lingo. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Lingo. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lingo Of
Milton and Mr.. and Mrs W. ID. Bur
ton from near Lewes.
Saturday, March II. was the birth :
day anniversary of Mrs. Hilda Il.
Jones. Many out-Of-town friends and
visited Mrs. Jones during
the day and evening. A large birth 7
day cake with the right number of
candles was not the least attractive
Of the presents that arrived during
The day. Mrs. Jones also received
about two hundred cards and many
ovely flowers.
Mrs. George Vincent Wood was
hostess at the tea last week and
Mrs. ]. Reese White will be hostess
his week !
Mr.. and Mrs Fred II Burton have
,een spending several days in town
ind Mrs. Jennie Jones. mother of
Iesse Jones, has been here for a
ew days with her son and Miss
Belle McKaig.
Mrs. Robert f. Coffin has been in
Pa. for three weeks
With her daughter, Mrs Walter Jar
nan, who has been ill., Last week
md Mr. and Mrs. ,Iarman and their
'On. Walter. Ir., brought Mrs. Coffin
home.
The Sunday school class Band of
Hope gave a covered dish supper or
Wednesday night in Firemen's Hall
o its members. their husbands, for
he married members. and a friend
1f. the unmarried girls. After supper
The evening was spent in playing
Games. /
Mrs. Myrtle Harrison and Miss
Iilda Thoroughbred entertained
With delightful readings. (
Mr.. and Mrs. William TimmOns
ire the happy parents of baby girl
)orn last Wednesday in the Beebe
at Lewes. The little girl is
lamed Joan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. White went 10
on Sunday to see their
lew grandson in the Delaware Hos
,ital. His name is Robert Watkins
rowe ana the parents are MIR. and
irs. Watkins Grove. Mrs Grove is
he former Miss Pauline White of
his town
Last Saturday night Miss Mae AXE
ntertained Mrs Daisy Outten, Mrs.
flda Short. Mrs. Mabel Collins,
trs- Evelyn West and Mrs. Adeha
l05re.
Dr. 2 2 Atkins spent a part OF
2st EeeE in Washington attending
Five State Dental Convention.
Mrs. Walter Kemp and her daugh-
sr Barbara Kemp and their guests
pent last Friday with Mr.. and Mrs
A Burton.
Mr. and Mrs F. F.. Carey spent
unday with Mr.. and Mrs F. s.
ohnson in Wilmington.
Last Tuesday morning Mrs. Char