Milford chronicle., 1949-11-11
MILLsBORO

Funeral services for Dorothy
Morris, seventeen year old daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sallie Long was held
at the James Funeral Home on
Monday afternoon and interment
was made in Carey's Cemetery, in
Frankford. Dorothy was severely
injured in an automobile accident
last Friday night and died a few
minutes after being admitted to
hospital. She is survived by her
mother; a sister, Phyllis and
brother, Walter Morris, all of
whom live here. Everyone extends
sincere sympathy to this family in
their loss and grief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Godfrey at
tended funeral services for Mrs.
Florence Aulthouse, in Dover, last
Sunday afternoon, at the Torbert
Funeral Hcme, with interment at
st. Georges Clarksville.
Mrs. w. J. P. White and Mrs. w.
II Ayres are spending this week
in Phila.
Mrs. Lenora Bunting celebrated
her 90th birthday anniversary on
Sunday.
Mrs. George S. Williams Mrs.
Clarence Lingo and Mrs. ]. A Bur-
ton visited Mrs. Leel WWiley in
Bridgeville, on Tuesday.
The Band of Hope circle met
with Mrs. Orville Hall on Tuesday
night. The Band of Hope Sunday
School Glass will serve a turkey
supper on Thursday, Nov. 18th,
from s. till p. m. in the fire hall.
The Auxiliary to the Fire Com
pany will meet on Thursday night
with Mrs. Ned Carey.
Last Sunday night the NJ. Y. F.
was in charge of the community
service group with Betty Coffin as
leader and A. w. Burton, speaker.
There will be no meeting of the
NJ. Y. F. this Sunday evening as the
Victory choir viii attend the Green
wood Methodist Church and the
choir organization includes many
of the NJ Y. F.
The district meeting of the w. S.
c. S. will be in Harrington on
Thursday morning, beginning at
10 a. m.
There will be an open meeting
Cf Alcoholics Anonymous next Sun
Cay night in the Fire Hall, beginn-
ing at $40 The speakers are from
Baltimore.
Robert Dunkel spent three DAYS
last week in Reading, Pa, with mis-
brother, Samuel Dunkel and Mrs.
Dunkel.
Mrs. e. E. Carey Sr. and Miss
Anne Carey attended the wedding
of Miss Carolyn Louise Turner, of
Martinsville, Va, to Frederick short
Johnson Jr, Of Wilmington, in Mar
tinsville, last Saturday morning.
Announcement is made that the
1850 membership drive for The aux
iliary to Sussex Memorial Post, No.
1922 is on. All wives, mothers, dau-
ghters and sisters of any veteran
who served overseas is eligible to
join.
A joint meeting of the Omar and
MlllsborO Home Demonstration
Clubs will he held in the Firemen's
Hall, DagsbcrO, on Friday, Novem-
Der 18th, at 1880 p. m. Miss May
belle Ligon will be in charge of the
program and has for her subject
Holiday Refreshments" Each of
the groups will hold a short sep
arate business meeting.
At the last regular meeting of the
MillsbOrO Home Demonstration
Club on October goth, at the home
OF Mrs, John Cannon, officers for
the ensuing two year term were
elected as follows: president Mrs.
Harry WescOtt; vice president. Mrs.
llavis Carlisle; secretary, Mrs. e..
II. McCabe: treasurer, Mrs. Elmer
Yutzi.
Another feature of the Delaware
Day Banquet which will be cele-
frated Wednesday, December 7th.
N the Fire Hall at Millsboro. Della
ware at z p. m. will be to honor 5
students CT the Millsboro High sch
ocl who are top winners of the Del
rWare History contest conducted
Dy the History Department.
One hundred seats will be reser-
we'd for adult citizens of Delaware
The Be Ye Faithful Sunday Sch
ool Cl7ss of the Millsboro Metho-
dist Church will serve a Delaware
turkey dinner. No tickets will he
Fold at the door. Make reservat-
ions in advance.
National, State and Local COVER
nment guests will participate in
the program.
The MillsbOrO School is celebra-
tlng American Education Week
Parents are visiting the school
showing keen interest in the work
that is being done. Wednesday night
the special program presented bv
the elementary grades was we'll at-
tended. Friday. concluding tbe
American Education Week celebra-
ton, Open House" will be held
Tea will be served by the Home
economics Department to all Wis.
ltors that day and at eleven o..