Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
FREDERICA.

The last meeting Of the Sunshine So
cIety was held at the home Of Mrs A
W. Carrow. An election Of officers 70
the ensuing year took place. The re
firing officers were vice president, Mrs
A. w. Carrow. and treasurer Mrs. JOS
eph Frazier They have been faithful
and untiring in their efforts and the So
-ciety appreciates their efficient service
FOR the past two years. The election
follows: Mrs. 1. W. Belts, president;
Mrs. c. j. Smithers. vioe-president;
Mrs. l.. l.. Carlisle, second vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. John Darby, treasurer, Mrs.
Henry Hargadine. secretary; Mrs. W.
X Belts. assistant; Mrs. William Spurry
and Mrs. Mary Bethards, Roll Call: Mrs.
W. W. Sharp and Mrs. 7. V. CahaII,
committee on resolutions; Mrs. Anna
1fopklns' assistant treasurer; Mrs. A. W.
Boone and Mrs. H. f. Mitten, flower
committee, and Mrs. r. T. Harrington.
press correspondent.
The Willing Workers will hold a bus
mess meeting and social at the home of
Mrs. George Blanchard on Friday even |
ing, February 23d
Missionary exercises will be held on |
Sunday, February 25th A very good
program is being prepared and the pub
lie is cordially invited
The regular meeting of the Parent
Ieacher Association was held on Friday
evening A large number attended In
the absence of the president. W. Il.
Hoey' Mrs. Rachel Carlisle presided. AS
chairman Of the entertainment commit
tee Mrs. II. r. AIitten cave an inter-
estlng Introductory paper on Child Wei
rare Mrs. Cooper talked in her usual
delightful manner on "The Home" and
her remarks touched every heart. Rev. +
sharp convinced his audience of the II
great need of the the church for thF e
social and spiritual uplift of the child 3
and community number of interest e
tns papers pertaining to the Child We'll ! NJ
rare were also given. The Association fc
donated five dollars to the Mothers Con- Of
sress- The program was very interest Ia
ing and we are sure if more of the
fathers would attend the meetings they vi
YOU'D hnd them profitable and enjoyable ID
come out next month. ha
on Thursday evening Of last v,o,,. he
Mrs Alice Gray and Mrs. Elmer smith sG
II entertained az the home of the lat
er a number of ladies' in order TO pIap th'
or The organization of a Home NIal-e,s, an
lass TO be conducted by the Home Eco Be
omics Extension Service of the wo- far
mems College of Delaware Miss Eliza !
eHerson, extension worker of the Wo- mil
zen Coiiege, explained the plan and IA
lrpose OF the school. The Home Max anC
IS course includes a study Of the SAN VIII
TT! cohuition OF the house, its furnish wa
" ana care cost OF living, planning nuT
He''s' 1000 for children and a general WEI
e1lihehl OF The study of foods. 1t was
'eiael TO apply to the Women's College fine
z home Makers Glass TO be held in Car
reaerca next November. y
ne largest quantity of white percb 3ht'
usht here in recent years was cauebtf T
'4ohuay ln a haul seine by Claude VIII
snef ana George Faulkner in the NTur- son
rkih' They shipped the fish to the In
y markets and should realize a large rout
m. cont
william spurry. John C. George and Wes
atson r. Belts attended the State 1914
uheH OF the Jr. o. u. A. NJ. at New at
{ this week MI
'quab raising is becoming quite an in iav
stry mere and is taking the place Oh Mrs.
1Nei' i1lsihs' some very large breeds Lu
raised. oliver Knight reports shin iticia
g squads recently Weighing from, % the
2s ounces each. cour'
$. Carey and his worl<men bayo suffe
Frederica, which looks fine. The ev- West
or win be completed as soon as the
-ther permits. If
r and Mrs. Phillip Remicl, ,vars Stok
2 q surprise party recently by large MilfC
loer OF friends from town and country
ch was a most enjoyable affair.
rlie Hoey was pleasantly SURPRISED
iis thirteenth birthday by his school Mrs
es' who remembered him with hooks home
other gifts. A very merry evening Of tbr
games was enjoyed by the young G. AZ
Pre-,
-, iDefs OF the Telephone Com Mrs
VIII be sorry to hear that one ~ eraI I
operators. Miss sallie Kirk, has re- treate
a. She has been courteous and Dov
~ ne. services have been ing so
appreciated BY the patrons. She Bloo
accepted position in the millinery cbarle
OF Mrs. I. w. Belts. Miss Mary Clar
one Of our popular young girls. cbae1r
ucceed Miss Kirk in the office. ried n
Meeting Of the directors Of the Fred evenin,
Creamery Association was held Narcus