Milford chronicle., 1918-04-05
FREDERICA..


g sented with a splendid Bible by the school
70 for her almost perfect attendance. For
the past ten years she has only been
" absent on two or three occasions, being
De prevented from attending by illness.
The Red Cross entertainment will be
'T held in the town hall Friday evening
l. April 5th. Admission for adults 25 cents,
q children Is cents. Come out and help
- worthy cause.
y There viii be a big public meeting and
l. parade of a patriotic nature on Tuesday
evening, April 9th, given IN the town.
u Those who wish to participate will get
a their automobiles. etc, decorated and
!, | be in readiness 10 get in line. a brass
band is expected and everybody is in
[ vited TO come out.
One Of the most interesting meetings
yet is 10 be held in the town hall on Fri
S day evening, April 18th, under the aus
D pices Of the Parent-Teachers' Associa-
tjon. 1t will be Of a patriotic nature. A
fine program Of music by the Frederica
orchestra and recitations by some Of the
pupils will be given Subjects OF vital
interest 10 every man, woman and child !
in the community will be discussed by /
such prominent men as Theodore Martin |
L. E. Armstrong and Superintendent /
Shilling. A large attendance is urgently /
desired. The admission is free. Don't /
fail 10 be present.
Rev. W. w Sharp requests all the men
in this community to be present in the
VI. f. Church Sunday afternoon at 130
! O'Clock. He wishes TO organize a Sun
day school class Of men. Mrs. Sharp will
teach the willing Workers" class and
will be glad TO meet all the members next
| Sunday.
Mrs A. W. Boone and Mrs John ".
| Townsend entertained at dinner on Tues
/ day Mrs. Charles Spencer. Mrs Kathryn
Spencer, Mrs. Bale and son Gordon Of
Philadelphia, Mrs. Rachel Carlisle and
Miss Anna B.gelow Of Frederica. :
Mrs. Charles Spencer entertained at her !
summer home. the Spencer Farms. dur
ing Easter week, Mrs. Hartenstine Of
Maryland. Miss Norris Mrs. Bale and
son Gordon, Mrs. Katherine Spencer and
daughter Sophia, Misses Mary and Kath- :
crime Spencer Of Philadelphia.
Mrs Mary Bethards has returned from Z
an extended visit in Philadelphia
Rev and Mrs. Mrs. G. w. Bounds Of 5
Richardson Park visited Frederica friends =
last week.
Mrs. E. L. Hubbard Of Cambridge, Nd.
is visiting her father, p. T. Carlisle. Sr.
Miss Elizabeth Hall of Prospect, spent $
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hall.
Misses Frances and Evelyn Cook and
friends of Philadelphia spent Sunday with :.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Cook.
Emory Camper and Mr.. Mcgee Of Hah-
nemann College, spent the weekend with g
Mr. and Mrs John Camper.
Albert Foster Of Milford was the guest :,
Of his mother on Saturday. 3
Mrs. Arthur Clark and daughter Fora 2
of Dover are visiting Mrs. Henry Parker. :,
Carlisle Conner Of Chester, Pa, spent &
the weekend with his family here.
Mrs Henry NlcKnitt and daughter are .
visiting relatives in Magnolia
William b. Hoey Of Delaware College. g
spent Easter with his parents, DR. and &
Mrs. w. f. Hoey.
Roland Miller of Trenton, n. j., spent D
The weekend with Raymond Bennett
Miss Lillian Postles of Beeehwood Sem q
mary. spent Easter with her parents, Mr.. &
and Mrs. Reynolds Postles.
Bennett and Elwood Cahall and Walter D
Jepkins Of Chester, Pa, were guests Of
MSS Efie Sapp on Sunday.
v John 3. Townsend Of Hahnemann Col 81
lege spent Easter with his mother, Mrs.
Emma Townsend. Mr.. Townsend enlist .
ed recently in the Naval Reserves of
for hospital work. y
Mrs. Burn!te Kemp is visiting relatives 81
in Wilmington.
Miss Elsie Belts and Miss Edith Aiken 3
Of Hillside spent Easter with relatives
here.
George Hopkins Of Camp Dix, spent 8
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Hopkins ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson X. Belts and son
Winfield Of Middletown, spent the week
end with relatives here. 81
Hugh Palmer, Jr., has accepted a po-
sition al Alfred Davis garage. -
Miss Hester Spurry Of Salem, Mr., and
Airs. William Spurry and Edward Han y
Of Camden, n j., spent Easter q
lere.
Miss Margaret George Of Camden. y. q
J., spent Easter with her parents, Mr.. and 81
Mrs. John George "a
Miss Viola Mahoney Of BOothwyn, Pa, ~
spent the weekend with relatives here.
Mrs. Molhe Dickerson of Harrington, II
5 visiting her parents, Capt and Mrs. ~
William Palmer "a
William Briggs Of Wilmington. spent :Y
Sunday with his family here.
Miss Anna May Davis is sick with ~
humps. ~
Mrs. Caleb Seacord has gone to the a
Delaware Hospital for treatment. ~
John Coverdale Of Chester, spent Sun
lay with his family here. ~
Henry Parker Of the steamer Freder- ~
ca, returned from Philadelphia to spend -
Caster at home. *.
The following is the report from the -
ecretary, Mrs l. w. Belts, for the Fred -,
rica Red Cross, for the month Of March: ~.
'he following articles have been finish
d and sent TO Wilmington: 26 pairs pa *,
amas, 29 bed jackets, l pillow case, % ~
otton bed shirts / flannel bed shirt, ~
airs bed socks; sent TO Harold Daven- ~:
ort and william c. Palmer each ! COM
ort kit. sweater, helmet, scarf and socks. x:
lent TO Harry c. Mitten ] comfort kit N.
scarf and ] pair hose. Cash on hand -
larch 1st, S22.O2; donation from Mrs. ~:
iaria Darby, s1.00 making a total Of
25.02; disbursements $3.50; cash on hand *.
Npril 1st Sl722. ~.
NOTICE. 81
1 will be located in the store formerly 81.
coupled by B. F. Topping, on or about q
April srd. with full line Of jewelry and ~:
inbred trade
Stokes. the Jeweler." sAs