Milford chronicle., 1940-05-24
sEAFORD


The Guild Of st. Luke's Episeopa
Church presented its annual benefit
fashion show last Wednesday night
in the high school auditorium Mr.
and Mrs. Levi s. Warrington were
directors of the affair and local
misses and matrOns, including the
following were models for the gowns
Mrs Grayson Elliott, Mrs. Howard
II. Morgan, Mrs. Karl P. Thompson.
Mrs. Norman Hicks, Mrs. VanLeer
Stephany, Mrs. Robert L. d. Allen.
Mrs. Vim. F. Haines, Mrs. ElwoOd
NJ. Cook, Mrs. Clarence c. Allen, Mrs.
Charles Allen. Miss Irene Conaway.
Miss DOria Allen, Miss Shirley Coul-
bourne, Mrs. Randall c. Willin, Mrs.
Melvin Willin. Miss Pauline Dolby,
Miss Eleanor Milligan and Miss Jes-
sic Allen.
Members of the guild who were in
charge of the arrangements and tic
het sales were Mrs. Lloyd Light,
guild president; Mrs. Bernard Gere,
Mrs. THOMAS b. Evans, Mrs J. Hal
bert Robinson, Mrs. Arnold Smarte,
Mrs Dallas ID. Culver, Mrs. Dale
Wheatley, Mrs. DOnoho Robinson,
Mrs. ]. Morris Perry, Mrs. Laird
Stabler, Mrs. J. Frederick Miles,
Miss Ruth Elliott, Miss Eliza Stack,
Mrs. Herman Short, Mrs Thompson,
Mrs. Pearl Weaver and Mrs. Allen /
Cannon.
DIR. William Neide has commenced +
The construction of a new home on /
Hall street In West Seaford. Paul [
dupont has recently purchased site
IN the NanticOke Acres, and will |
shortly begin the construction of a
new home.
The Kiwanis Club observed its
Night program last Friday night,
gith over 60 present. The program
n charge of Past Presidents Joseph
/. Cox and Nathaniel NJ Conaway,
Onsisted of music by the hotel Or
.hestra, an address by City Manager
Oseph H. McSweeney and group
inging and entertainment
7. E. Ayers, manager of the local
heatre, broke ground last week for
new and modern theatre in West
ieaford at the corner of Pennsyl-
snia avenue and Shipley street, al
resent a residential section. The
neatre will be one of the largest and
nest on the Delmarva Peninsula,
Nth a seating capacity of approx
lately 1900 people. 1t will be flank
d ON Shipley street by a modern
tore room and living quarters will
e built on the second floor.
Property owners in the vicinity are
rOtesting against the theatres ersc-
ion. Norris H. Kitchens, one of the
rOperty owners, said the group will
lrculate a petition seeking an in
lnction against the building and
resent il to Chancellor W. ". Har-
ngton. MIR, Kitchens said building
the theatre would cause a decrease
! property values in the West Sea-
,rd section
john E Kern. Commander of Nam
coke Post. No. q, American Legion,
hnOunces that plans for Memorial
ay exercises of the post are being
and Dr. J. A. Wilker,
ijutant, has been named general
lairman. The exercises will con-
ST of a parade at a m, followed
exercises at the Odd Fellows GEM
cry. All civic organizations. the
h0ols, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, the
q department, and auxiliary as
Ell as the mayor and city council
III be invited to take part National
tard units of this vicinity will
arch in the parade and fire salutes
the cemeteries. A speaker will be
cured for the exercises at the GEM
,ry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Fleetwood
: receiving congratulations on the
'ival Of fine daughter in the Mil
d Memorial Hospital
Town Council recently granted a
init TO ~ M COnaway, owner and
nager of the SeafOrd Garment
npany. for the erection of a Sl2.-
factory building in West Seaford.
will be built of concrete block and
| be modern in every respect. spe-
attention being paid to light,
tilation and sanitation.