Milford chronicle., 1917-02-09
FREDERICA.


Notwithstanding the cold weather a
large number attended the basket BAN
games os The girls and boys Of the Fred
erica High School last Saturday evening.
, The following is the score:
GIRLS.
Red Black
Robbins. p warrington, r
Wilson, b Remick, +
posles. O. Belts. C
spurry, @ Palmer G
Llndale, @
cook. C Burton. C
Camper. c Sapp. G
The star for the Black was Renick,
who threw 3 field goals and 1 foul goal.
For the Red, Robbins threw 2 field goals,
Wilson ? foul goals. Score, 9-6, Black.
BOYS.
Blue Red
Harrington, + Hoey.F
Spurry, Kemp, f
Palmer, G Belts. C
Buckaloo, C Wilson.
Werley, c Stevenson, c
For the Blues Werley threw field
goals. Harrington threw field goals and
foul goals The star for the Red was
Hoey. who threw field goals and > foul
goals. Score, SO-6. Blue.
| The Sunshine Society met last week
at the home of Mrs. Mary Bethards.
Mrs. A. W. Carrow presided and many
items Of interest were discussed. a
stove was purchased for widow lady in
whom the society is interested and has
always cheerfully assisted
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Boone are the par
ents Of a fine baby daughter born Tues
day morning.
Early Tuesday morning Miss Sarah P
Timmons passed away after a short ill I
ness of pneumonia aged seventy-four
years. She was a highly respected
Christian woman. devoted 10 her home,
which she seldom left in her later years.
but cherished the associations Of her
friends i'm her quiet life Funeral SER
vices will be held in the NJ +. Church
this Friday afternoon, conducted by Rev
W. W. sharp. lnterment will be made
i'm Earratt's cemetery
on the evening OF January 27th Mrs
Harry Harrington was biven a surprise
party by her neighbors at her home near
town, i'm honor Of her birthday. A very :
delightful evening was spent
John AIilbourn also was the recipient
of very pleasant surprise party on :
February 3rd. the occasion being the an :
nversary Of his birth.
Thursday morning of last week the :
Jr. o. L. A. NJ. gave their annual ban :
quet in the town hall. The hail was
beautifully decorated with American :
flags. Prof. NJ. L. hydorn presided and :
introduced the speakers, Howard Moore :
Rev. W w. Sharp and State Councillor
Brown, whose remarks were received :
with applause. A new Victrola, just :
purchased by the order from S. c. Ev-
ans, was used on the occasion for the :
first time, and added much to the enjoy :
ment Of the occasion. The Junior or
chestra, assisted by Prof. Reybold and
Mrs. L. L. Carlisle. furnished excellent :
music. The committee served an abun- :
lance Of chicken salad. Delaware biscuit,
ce cream and cake. which was heartily :
enjoyed by the large number Of guests :
and members present.
Early Tuesday morning Mr.. and Mrs :
lanes Hazel We're shocked to find that :
heir little son Ralph had passed away :
Turing the night. When they retired the =
title one was apparently as well as us
ial, though he had always been delicate
rhe parents are grief stricken at his
sudden DEATH and hav our sympathy.
a.
services We're held at the home Thurs W
lay afternoon by Rev. Sharp, and inter Y
nent was in Barratt's cemetery. II. F. W
litten conducting the funeral. p,
Captain and Mrs. w. f. Jacobs. Of 81
smyrna. We're guests Of Mr. and Mrs OF
L. W. Boone last week. n
Mrs. Maria Darby has returned from pl
visit TO Wilmington al
nfeHar1 Rats hos aoaoutaI r,o.sffi,,, ! d.
$ travelling salesman for the American aa
.griculture Co. be
Orville Hoey, a thirteen year old pu- e,
il Of the public school, was awarded a es
rize Of twenty-five dollars last week i'm W
he dairy contest. a.
The Parent Teacher meeting was held in
I the school house on Friday evening of er
Ist week. An interesting meeting was er
eld Hot chocolate and waters We're Ia
erved by the committee. which We're en-
,yed be
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Burton, Mr. and co
Irs. Henry Hargadine attended the lo'
anners' Convention in Cleveland, Ohio pr
Robert c. Friedel, Jr. Of Wilmington. fo
)ent Sunday with Miss Mary Lindale Of
DR.. and Mrs. Oliver Grer of Wilkes sa
are, Pa, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs to
rthur Melvin. n,
George Young, Sr.. is on the sick list tn
Mrs. Clarence Postles has been quite fc
elk for several weeks with rheumatism ha
Mrs. Anna E. Reynolds is i'll with the po
grippe. VIC
If you break your glasses. see rel
tokes, jeweler, in Windsor Block. Of
ilford. no