Milford chronicle., 1920-04-23
FREDERICK

/ The 26th anniversary of the Fred
erica Council, Jr 0. u. A. NJ. was held
on Wednesday evening in the Town
Hall, which was decorated under the
supervision of Mrs. John Darby and
Mrs. Henry Hargadine. The commit
tee OF arrangements -Messrs. Harry
Fayinger, Wellington Hall and Marion
Stevenson are to be congratulated on
the success OF their efforts in maxi
ing this one the best OF all anniversary
occasions. Howard Rodgers, the mas
ter OF ceremonies, introduced the fol-
lowing program; singing, MY COuu-
try lis OF Thee; prayer by Rev. w.
NJ. Sharpe; address of welcome by II.
Rodgers; sketch, "DarktOwn Editors, +"
by Wellington Hall and Fred Slater !;
banjo solo by Samuel Cook, with jig
dancing by Latchum WoOdall and
Raymond Wilson; The Four Artists"
Miss Emerson on banjo, Miss Jones,
Miss Bedell and Miss Clark on ukale-
les; solo, Raymond Bennett; reading
by Miss Lillian POstles; piano and vi
olin duet, by Mrs. Carlisle and Miss
Belts; singing by Harry Fisher So
pranO, Claude Fisher, bass, and We'll
lington Hall, tenor; piano and from
bone duet, by Mrs. WoOdall and JOS
eph Flanagan; solo, Golden Gate"
by Phillip Renwick; singing by The
Four Artists" and the trio Fisher
Hall and Fisher. Refreshment: Chic
ken salad, Delaware biscuit, coffee. ice
cream and cake. Dancing followed
with music by Mrs. J. c. Miller and
Mr. Flanagan y
Some of the Juniors made their first
appearance in public entertainment on
this occasion and deserve credit for
their singing and impersonations. /
The young ladies delighted the audi
ance with melody and music. Miss
Postles was at her best, and Mss
Belts was charming, while every one
that took part received liberal ap-
Dlause. The committee extends a vote
If thanks to all these and all who
in any way to the sue
.ess of the affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Favinger ac-
her mother, Madam Man
liac to New York, where she Will
ail for France. Mrs. Fayinger will
'isit in Boston and other cities be-
ore returning home
Emma Taylor and LOllis Queen
were weekend visitors with Mrs
iallie Smith.
Mrs. Harary f. Nitten entertained {
t luncheon last week in honor of
lrs. Paris T. Carlisle of Milford
Imong those present We're Mrs. A. W. !
arrow, Mrs. Rachel Carlisle and
lrs. Jester Carlisle
Alfred Needles, one of the highly y
citizens passed away Sat
rday morning of pneumonia, aged j
1 years Tie funeral services We're
cid on Tuesday. He is survived by y
wife and two sons. Howard Needles d
Chester and Carlisle Needles of b
.iford. lnterment was made at Bar e
ltt's Chapel.
Dr. and Mrs. j. b. Derrlckson leave a
D Saturday for New Orleans to attend c
ne meeting of the American Medical p
ociety On their return they viii "
.sit relatives in North Carolina and
lrginia. q
Howard Hudson has purchased from S
sa Rogers the Baker Farm" now il
tenure OF Fred Donovan He is re- v
ainting the dwelling and making q
.her improvements. II
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Ewing have re- d
Irnod from a long visit IN Whining b
m.
The young members of the Jr o.
A. NJ. are planning to give an en-
in the near future which
sure TO be well patronized. NJ
The regular Saturday night dance ~
i'll be held in the town hall with the y,
ilford jazz band to play. 4
Rainy weather will not prevent the n
md from being here. So no one will n
De disappointed Come out for a =,
easant time. Ladies 25c, gentlemen, y,
c
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson and III
Lughter, Helen, accompanied by Miss =.
)uise Stevenson and Harry Steen-
lrg of Frederick spent Sunday at o.,
illsboro. -
If you are sick, no matter what -
.rt of your body is affected. try CHR
lratic Adjustments and get well. ~;
ana X. Gregorius, ChirOpractor,
ilford, Delaware. 3-5-3t
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