Milford chronicle., 1911-06-30
FREDERICK.

Dr. Levister, of Baltimore, preached
SiAAlay morning in the NJ. +. Church
II was a splendid sermon and enjoyed
very much by the congregation. He
also gave a short talk in the evening,
choosing for his subject, Service. The
simple eloquence of his plea moved many
hearts to resolve to do something for
somebody that would brighten the path
way of life. Rev. c B. Kitchen closed
the service with some very helpful re-
marks.
A meeting Of farmers and our citizens
was held in the town hall last Saturday
evening in order to get the prevailing
opinion in this section relative to the
Dupont Boulevard. We were present at
the session, but a short time. but during
that time the trend Of opinion was favor
able to building the State road. Dr.. w.
T. Hoey presided at the meeting and
Howard Rogers acted as secretary. There
were a number of farmers present whose
farms will be crossed by .he present sur
vey. In general they took broad mind
ed view of the subject and put personal
feelings aside and acquiesced gracefully
to the situation, which is the proper
thing to do. The majority of the people
in this community are favorable to build
ing the road, and we hope il will be near
our town.
The Willing Workers will hold their
monthly business meeting and social the
first Friday evening in July at the home
of Mrs. Albert Wheatley
Last Saturday afternoon the Frederica
bass ball team crossed bats with the
Bowers team at the latter 5 ground. The
score resulted in score Of to 5 in
favor of Frederica.
Numsen & Sons are now earning black
berries, which will give employment to
a number of people
As result of contest for attendance
in which the Mems Bible Class won by a
majority of "a over the Willing Workers
Glass, the latter class entertained the
former class in the town hall on We'd |
nesday evening of last week. The hall |
was decorated in flags and cut flowers |
and wore a gala appearance. The fol- |
lowing program was rendered: Singing, |
America :; Invocation and address of
welcome. Rev. G. w. Bounds; Response !
Nv IIOl. IlOMdIQ 4AOOlGs ~ was d nldl- I
ter of regret that Prof NJ. L. Hydorn, |
teacher of the Mems Class, was unable |
to be present, and ]. 5. Camper proposed |
a rising vote of thanks to the absent |
teacher, who had labored indefatigably !
in the welfare of his class for good at |
tendance May the good work continue. |
Mrs. Edna Stevenson, Mrs. G. W. Bounds |
and Mrs John Macklin sang several !
pretty selections. Mrs. Bounds also gave |
a reading which was appreciated. Mrs. |
Bearman recited The Inventor S Wife, 80
and also responded to the encore with a
humorous selection. Mr.. W. z. Davis
ond Mr.. +. F. Melvin gave short talks
on Sunday School Work Ii was an en-
thusiastic gathering, and the social hour
was spent in partaking OF cake ami ice
cream. We trust that the attendance
will not diminish duTing the warm
weather now that the contest is over.
Our Sunday School ranks foremost for
good attendance in the county, and we
want to hold the record
The Board of Education Of the Fred
erica Public Schools have adopted the
following resolutions of sympathy
Frederica, Mav oath 291l.
Whereas through the working Of the
immutable laws of Nature : God, our
in John W. Townsend, has
been removed from our board and midst
by death.
Be it Resolved that. We, the under
signed remaining members Of the Board
of Education, do hereby express our
deepest and most sincere regrets at the
sad misfortune which removed him from
our circle.
We sincerely dePlore the loss of him
not alone as a member, Int still more as
A friend and neighbor. We realize fully
that in his death this Board loses a good
and faithful member. and that the COM
loses more than il Is possible to
Besides some of rs, if not all,
lose a friend whose place if ever filed
at all, will be difficult indeed of accom-
Dlishment.
With sad hearts and only the pleasant
EST of memories for the missing one,
we subscribe hereto our names as the
)ther six.