Milford chronicle., 1941-10-31
MILLSBORO

p Millsboro was well represented
at the chicken-oyster supper in
, the school building at Gumboro
last Friday and Saturday nights.
The food was very good.
This Friday and Saturday nights,
church supper will be served in
the Community House at loves
Cross Roads. These suppers are
well known for their fine quality
and generous quantity:
Ivan Baker and John Donaway,
students at Beacom's Business
College, Wilmington, spent the
weekend at home with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Baker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dona-
way.
Reese White, who is attending
Stauton Military Institute, has
been spending few days at home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Reese White.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson
and children have moved from
Georgetown into the Johnson home
on Morris street.
Milby Adkins was unfortunate in
falling down the cellar steps at the
Ball Theatre and dislocating his
shoulder last Saturday night.
Robert Jones and ]. Harold Otis
left last week for Trenton to be
inducted into the army.
William Lofiand who is employed
of Nbacfor hoe haan in foxxrn Co..
a few days.
Howard Sipple is employed by
Hubert Stedman in the. LeGrande
store.
Roy Jones, Fred Timmons and
Harley Mitchell were on a trip to
High Point, N. c., last week and
brought back new school buses.
Mrs. Harry Williams, Mrs. Nor
man Hickman and Mrs. Hubert
Stedman spent last Thursday in
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Miss Pauline Richards, of Nor
folk, Va, spent the week end with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Richards.
Mrs. Larry Timmons and daugh-
ter, Betty Ann, spent a part of last
week in Camden, N. j., with Mr..
and Mrs. James Collins. On Sun
day morning, Larry Timmons, Mr..
and Mrs. Layton Thoroughbred
and James Thoroughbred motored
to Camden for the day and all re-
turned Sunday night.
Oliver Adkins, who is at present
stationed at Fort Salisbury. spent
the week end with his brother, Ell
mer Adkins, and Mrs. Adkins.
The fire company was called to
the filling station of John Franklin
last Friday morning to help extin-
guish the flames that were con-
suming a state highway truck.
The Millsboro Lions Club in
Quoted another member into its
ranks Monday night. Mayer Able
man, Esq, local attorney, received
his pin from an induction commit
Tee composed of three members of
the Salisbury, Md. Lions club.
Lion Mayer, with Edgar Timmons,
l transfer from the DagsborO club,
brings the total membership of
iillsboro Lions to 3S. Three guests,
George w. Outten, George S. Will
Jams and Joseph X. Lingo, all of
Iillsboro, were recorded besides
Tisiting Lions.
George S. Williams. State Motor
yehicle Commissioner. was guest
# Edward B. Collins, in charge of
Mr.. Williams, in
lis usual style, described the new
motor vehicle law which soon goes
nto effect for the State of Della
rare. The speaker proceeded to
Illustrate his subject with a chart
howing how the new registration
ill be broken down into quarters
D that all new registrations will
OF fall due on one day, March 81,
ut rather ON a possible four dif-
.rent days each year. Another
ew method to be tried by the de-
artment is the safety inspection
vehicles at the time of re-regis-
tration. OF course, Mr.. Williams
,plained, new methods are al
avs confusing at first, but it is
,ped that this new system will
a model that other states will
sire to copy.
President Fred Rogers announ-
d that two benefits are under
~ now to help the Lions Club
ise funds for the annual presen-
lion of Christmas baskets in and
Ound the community. A benefit
rd party will be held November
and on Monday and Tuesday,
vember 1926, the Millsboro and
gsboro Lions clubs will have a
1efit movie Lady Be Good" with
sanor Powell, Ann Sothern,
mel Barrymore and Red Skel-
!.