Milford chronicle., 1939-11-17
OCEAN VIEW


in the dining room of the church @
Friday night, November II, will |
quite an affair. Serving will begi
at 4:30 and continue until all hay
Teen fed. Price; adults IS cent
children 40 cents.
The following is the menu: Fru
cup, roast turkey, stuffing, peai
greens, cole slaw, pickles, sweet pc
tatoes, mashed potatoes, giblet gravy
cranberry sauce, celery, rolls, butter
coffee, ice cream and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Cannon an,
son MahlOn Cannon. and lady friend
Miss Jane Matteson, of East Lans
downe, Pa, were guests of their bro
ther and family, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Cannon, over the weekend.
Miss Bessie Hooker spent Saturday
with her cousins, Grace and Eleanor
Belts.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Lynch ol
Lewes, visited their mother, Mrs. Ed
ward Hickman. and sister, Doris
Hickman. on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall Hudson, OF
Millsboro. and brother, Emory Hud-
son. who has secured job with the
aviation company in the city. spent
the weekend with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas II. Hudson.
Charles Hooker motored from
Philadelphia where lie holds a posi-
ton. and spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. f.. c. Hooker.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Belts and three
daughters, Grace, Eleanor and Jean
cite Belts. were dinner guests of
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Hooker, on Sunday.
Miss Mary C. Evans. a teacher in
Seaford High School. spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
James NJ. Evans.
People have been harvesting the
crop of potatoes. The sweet potato
yield has been fairly good. the quail
ity excellent. The white potato yield
has been only fair in these parts.
The broiler business has been
heavy. with poor prices. II is to he
Hoped that the prices Will advance
soon.
Fall flowers have been brilliant
and beautiful. The baskets of white
and yellow ClIrysauthemum on the
chancel table at Bethel Methodist
Church on Sunday morning were in
memory of Walter Dick, who passed
beyond short time ago. lie WAS
a member Of the American Legion.
Post No. 5.
Al Bethel Methodist Church on
Sunday morning. the American Lc.
gion. HenlOpcn Post. No. :, assem-
bled for the worship and preaching
service here. Rev. J. T.. Parker de
livered an appropriate sermon. Al
terwards. the members of the Amcr-
can Legion placed wreath on the
grave of Walter Dick. who had been
member
Next Sunday morning. Nov. ~. Sun
day School will he conducted at 9;45;
Class meeting at II A. NJ. Preaching
at night, following Epwurth League
at O'Clock
The Epworth League held its
monthly business meeting and social
on Wednesday night of this week
Miss Elizabeth Derrickson is the
president, Miss Doris Hickman the
secretary! ~ :" ''t"
Lord Baltimore School
At the fourth annual farm show.
arranged in the Lord Baltimore
school auditorium by the agriculture
department and the elementary
school. first prize medals won by the
local cattle and poultry Judging
teams at the Kent SUSSEX Fair were
presented Moving pictures were
shown by William Miller. local rep
80 ,,f
machine company. Prize winners in
the exhibitions OF farm products were
rs follows; grade two. cOrn-frst.
Jackie Hickman. second, Emma Mae
Steele. third, Phyllis Long; onions
first, Charlotte Mcgee, second. jim
mie Kitchens, third, Ronald McCabe;
potatoes. first, Ronald McCabe, sec
Ond Ruber Long. third, Hilda Mar
vel; sweet potatoes. first, Ralph Jus
tice. second. Charlotte Lynch, third.
Hilda Marvel. turuips. first. Char
Otte Mcgee. second, Charlotte Lynch.
Grades two and three corn. first,
Maxine BOettger, second. Louise Bur
Jage. third. Reba Calhoun; onions
,econd, Eleanor Givens. third. Hay
ward Daisey: potatoes-Ruth Evans.
econd. Eleanor Givens, third. June
Jlogg. sweet potatoes. tirat. Eleanor
iivens, second. Nancy Baxter. third. I
ialph Cobb Grade three-Corn. first.
)elmus Hickman. second Ruth
lynch, third, Frank Richards. onions. :
rBt. Wayne Murray. second Betty j
litChell, third DelmuS Hickman. po-
ltoea. first, Ruth Steele second. I
rank Richards, third Jack Vain s
right. sweet potatoes, first, Jean ?
ittleton. second, Clifton Lathbury. d
lird. Betty Robinson. Grade four 4
0rn. first, Ralph Smith, second. Bob I
Y Littlet6n, third, Charles Stand +
crt; onions. first, Harvey Williams, |
rcond. Virginia Savage, third. Helen
potatoes. first, Evelyn Il
aIhoun. second, Helen Dcrrickson. fl
lird, Ruth Hudson; sweet potatoes. o
rSt, Sarah Nelson, second. Lee Long. a
llrd, Harvey Williams; turnips- -
rst, Billy Powell second Betty
aIhoun third. Harvey williams. {;
rade iive-corn, first, Frank Saw u
e. second Genevieve Tinglc, third, 4
race Justice; onions, first. Calvin S
IoCkley. second. Melba Davidson, I;
ird. Frank Savage; potatoes, first, +
azel Lewis. second. Grace Justice, s,
ird, Ollie Hickman; sweet potatoes, S,
st. Ebe Hudson. second, Frank Saw l.
e, third, Betty Evans; turnips, Il
ird. Allan Powell. Grade Ska G.,
rn, first. Ralph Burbagc, second. n
mer Evans, third, Doris Derrick {;
N; onions. third. Billy Collins; po- j
toes. first. Kathryne Hudson; sec s.
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