Milford chronicle., 1940-10-04
DAGsBORo

The DagsborO Lions Club held its
regular meeting on Thursday. Sep
tember 26 at the Townsend Hotel in
Bethany Beach. This was the last
meeting of the season to be held
there. The next regular meeting
will be October 10 at the John M.
Clayton School. Dinner will be serv-
ed in the school cafeteria by Mrs.
GRADER.
II was agreed to have a donkey
baseball game ON Wednesday, 0ctO-
ber 8, with the MillsbOrO Lions Club.
Weather not permitting it will be the
following night. Tickets will be sold
and the entire proceeds of the game
will be given to the Parent Teacher
Association of JOhR M. Clayton
/ School Tor the purchase of play
ground equipment
Three new members were voted
into the club. They are c. v. Town
send, Jr., Howard l.. Lynch and Geo.
NJ. Eisentroat,
Glasses have been purchased by
the club for two children OF the COM
munity
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Daisey spent
the weekend with the latters father,
Arthur Adkins.
Mrs. COrdrey McGee' spent the
weekend with Mrs. Florence Steen
at the farm.
MIR. and Mrs. Joshua West and
daughter. and Mrs Vests mother
spent Sunday with Mrs. Harvey
Eunting and Mrs. Joe West
The officers Of tha Parent Teacher
Association and the committees met
at the John NJ Clayton School on
Monday night to lay plans for the
soliciting of funds for the play
ground equipment at the school.
Everyone is requested to help this
worthy cause.
Open house was held at the Bethel
Methodist parsonage ON Tuesday af-
afternoon. Quite a large number
from town, also from st. Georges
visited the parsonage at that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID. Carter spent
some time at Delmar on Tuesday.
Rev. E. l.. Bennett and daughter
Joyce spent Thursday at Mardella
Springs, as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett.
Rev. and Mrs. Adams of the Christ
Methodist Church entertained the
Society of Christian Ser
vice on Tuesday evening Of this
week "a
Rev. end Mrs. E. L. Bennett and 7
Rev. and Mrs. Adams and Alice Ad-
ms spent Monday at Hebron as the ,
,uests OF Rev. j. T. Gram.
Miss Alberta Long and Mrs. Ben
lett spent Thursday at Wilmington. q
Edward Brittingham OF Philadel- 4
ihia spent the weekend with his Z
rother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Cork a
In Brittingham. g
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Bishop of Mont
lair. N. j., spent the weekend with ol
heir mother, Mrs. r. d. Lingo. She "
ceompanied them home for while. r
Genevieve West, daughter Of MIR. /,
nd Mrs. Ebe West has been quite u
| suffering with pneumonia, but is al
Iuch improved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Coffin of az
i;lisbOrO were dinner guests last n
unday OF MIR. and Mrs. Z. H. Hick-
al.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Parson and
ijldren, Robert and Doris spent
lnday at Philadelphia. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bunting and
lildren and Mrs. Joseph Bunting eV
ID son Joseph spent the weekend te'
lth relatives at Philadelphia. ca
Rev. and Mrs. Lee Of Laurel, Mr.. 81
ID Mrs. Walter Horsay Of Mardella De
lrings spent Saturday with Rev. .r vi
a Mrs. e. L. Bennstt. ~
The Youth Conference will be held az
lursday night in the Methodist
lurch.
Mrs Frank Glover and Miss Vir- thS
ala Hickman spen. the week-endt J
Philadelphia. ".
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Tlmmons
E receiving congratulations upon m ~
; birta Of a baby boy, born to them ~
turday morning At the Milford fiS
moriai Hospital Mother and baby I
) doing fine.
Mrs. John Mitchell met with min
accident the past week when she S
from a step and sprained her wei
lie. DIRE