Milford chronicle., 1919-04-25
FREDERICA.


The Easter services held in the NJ f.
Church last Sunday We're we'll attended
The church was beautifully decorated with
flowers for the occasion. Rev W. w
Sharp preached fine sermon in the
morning and the Sunday school gave a
fine program in the evening, as follows:
Song, Wearing the Palms Of Victory
prayer. Rev. ". W Sharp; responsive
reading; song. ITO Spring: exercise by
beginners Happy Easter Day; recita-
ton. Easter Bells, Naomi Jester; reci-
tation, Her Part" Mabel Boone: song
Christ the Victor; recitation, Easter
Day is Here" Mary Hoey; primary exer-
cises, Walking; recitations, For Eas-
ter" Amos Brown, Alice Bennett, Harry
Faulkner, sara Palmer; song, Morning
Light. recitation, THE New Hope, Elz-
abeth Howell Ruth Thomas; motion reci-
tation, "Eastertide". Catherine McMich-
ael; recitation, The Glorifed Cross.
Alice Smith; song, Faith Shall be thsi
Victory: recitation, What the Birds
Sang, Sadie Webb: recitation. IN the
Springt.me," Albert Palmer. Ethel Hall
Edna Palmer; reading, The Star OF
Cold Marion Wilson; song, Praise the
Giver'; recitation, "A Blessed Day,
Beulah Hall. Mary Garbutt, Mary Mel
win; address by the pastor; Offering; song.
Faith Triumphant; benediction.
School vacated two hours on Tuesday in
order that the pupils might go to FELTON,
"a see the Victory Loan train. The war
trophies and all kinds of equipments.
with the battle SCARED tank and ar1nOred
car proved most interesting sight for
the adults as well as the children.
The Victory Loan meeting was held in
the Toa'l Hall on Monday evening and
the following committees have been ap-
pointed; DR.. W. f. Hoey chairman;
Sharp L. Wilson. Senator Joseph Frazier, !
John c. Darby. H W Hargadine, j. W |
Wilcutts. Thos. B. Emory, l. W. Belts. |
NJ. L. Hydorn. The Women's Committee:
Mrs Rachel Carlisle. chairman; Mrs. A. !
W. Boone. Mrs. J. A Gray, Mrs. John c. |
Darby Mrs. H. W. Hargadne Mrs Her |
man Viuyard. Miss Letha King, Miss
Claramond Belts Mrs J. c. Darby !
chairman of the publicity committee. |
There will be a parade Friday evening |
starting at $50 p. m. from Whitaker's |
Corner. Everybody is requested to trim |
automobiles. display flags. etc, and make |
the coming campaign one of jubilant re- |
joicing to make the finishing fight for
peace. After the parade there will be |
public speaking from Harry F. Mitten's |
porch. Everybody invited to participate |
and make this event a memorable one !
Mrs Harry F. Mitten was a Philadel-
pha visitor last week
Davis Hudson has returned from the
Philadelphia hospital much improved.
Oscar Harrington Of Wilmington spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs Sallie Hudson and Miss Rae Ma
gugan Of Wilmington were guests Of Mrs.
John Stevens last week.
Mrs Luther Rash Of Wilmington was
the guest Of Mrs Ira Downes last week
Miss Elizabeth Darby Of Philadelphia
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. W. Darby.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carrow and children Of
Dover are visiting Mrs. Sarah Harring-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hail. Miss Rose
Virden Of Dover, Dyer Virden Of New
York, Mrs. Charles Lister Of Philadelphia,
Miss Ethel Brown Of Wilmington were
guests Of Mrs. John w. Hall last week.
Mrs. John W. Townsend is spending the
week in Philadelphia.
Emory Camper and John B. Townsend
Of Hahnemann College spent Easter at
home.
Miss Nita Hoey Of Philadelphia was the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Hoey over Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson and
daughter, Marian spent Easter in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carter Of Phlladel-
phia spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spurry, Mrs
Theresa Ash, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ian
denberger Of Camden, N. j., and Miss
Hester spurry Of Wilmington were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunningham on
Sunday.
Harvey Jacobs has received his dis
charge from the army and is home again.
Mrs. Richard Dermott Of Jersey City has
been visiting Mrs. Alice coverdale.