Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
MILLsBORO

Mrs. Julia Nichols is recovering
from an injury to her hand sustained
when it caught in an electric wiring
er.
Samuel Holden, young colored
man employed at the poultry plant.
had the bones of both the upner and
lower arm broken while unloading
coops Of chickens at the plant.
Harold Richards, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Richards has a broken
collar bone from which he is recov-
ering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Richards spent
most of last week in Philadelphia.
Beverly Hickman, Jr., Joshua Nit
chell, Robert Lawson and Edward
Carey took a delightful ride down IN
Virginia as far south as Lynchburg
and returning came by Blackstone
to visit a while with Anne Carey,
who is a freshman at B. C. G.
The WOman's Society Of Christian
Service held its first meeting on
Monday night with Mrs. H. B. Nit
cheli.
At the meeting last Monday at
Grace Methodist Church the Ladies'
Aid voted to reOrganize. The officers
who were elected are: Mrs. Walter
A King, president; Mrs. Harold
Gardner. vice president; Mrs. H. B.
Mitchell, vice president of mission
AIRY education and service; Mrs. Mil
dred Collins, vice president of Chris
ton Social Relations and Local
Church Activities; Mrs. Hubert
Stedman, recording secretary; Mrs.
Paul Schumacher, corresponding sec
retary; MRS. John Williams, treas
urer.
The dues of the society were set
at 1Oc a month. Members Of the for
mer Ladies' Aid and all other wo-
men of the church are invited to
join the W. s. C. S.
Because Tuesday night was cleo
tion night the regular meeting Of
the official board was postponed to
Thursday night.
Instead Of going only to Whining
ton. N. c., on a recent trip. as was
reported last week, Gordon Ellis and
Lester Webb went to Florida, and on
their tour of that state visited st.
Augustine and many other lovely
spots.
Mrs. Hubert Stedman and Mrs.
Harry Williams entertained several
friends at a Halloween party at
Mrs. Stedman's home last Tuesday
night.
Miss Helen Williams has returned
from Beebe Hospital in Lewes and is
getting along very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend
with Mrs. H. L. Barker, Mrs. viii
iams' mother.
Millsboro was well represented at
the supper the senior class Of John
M Clayton served IN the school caf-
eteria last Saturday night.
School News
The classes Of the MiIlsboro
School have participated in the Red
Cross contribution to the highest ex-
tent. Each room quota per pupil |
basis. The percentage of collection |
of Miss Ada Rudy's fourth grade was
100; Mrs. Beatrice ]. Walls sopho-
more class, 100; Mrs. Villa Lingo's
third and fourth grades. 1911;
Frank R. Woods eighth grade class,
1888; A. Wayne Burton's seventh |
grade. 1O8.09; Miss Ruth DObson's
fifth grade 11O.5; Mrs. Ruth L. Len
hart's combination Of first and sec
ond grades, ia; Mrs. Sallie Q. Ellis
sixth grade, 115.46; Mrs. Blanche W.
Outten's Junior class, 1876; Mrs. Le-
Ona S. Aliens second grade, 1871;
Mrs. Pamela g. Lynch's third grade
students. 1906; Mrs. Ida C. Whites
first graders. 1156.25. The ninth
grade class under the supervision Of
]. Harold Otis and S. p. Darden
raised percentage Of 239.4S. S. P.
Darden's home room of the Seniors
and five Juniors made an over
percentage of $50.
On Friday evening, Nov. 8, a
lance will be held in the school au-
iitorium for the benefit Of the local
chapter of the Red Cross.
Miss Virginia Williams of Milford
the first of the week for
Mrs. White. first grade teacher, who
vas absent due to illness.
School was not in session on
Tuesday, Nov. 5, which was election
lay.
The students of the entire school
Witnessed the movies, America = .
Yesterday. Today. and Tomorrow"
ind Men and Machines" which
we're shown on Wednesday.
The secondary school held an cleo
ion on Monday during the noon
lour. using official ballots.