Milford chronicle., 1920-02-20
FREDERICK

The LADIES' Aid Society was entertained
on Friday evening Of last week py MIS-
Kirk. Mrs Harrington and MIS- TeoIs {
at the home Of the latter. Inlrly -seESH
Guests were present and enjoyed the
delightful program presented pg @ ~
Elma r Sapp and Mrs. Laura Al4L-e Al4L-el.-
There were select reading ana sdIil -.
Mrs lester Gray presided at the piano
while the young people sang a hummer
Of popular songs which Delighted the au-
Mrs. Della Nelson and Mrs Emma Emma
Slaughter were appointed on the program
committee for March.
Wilbur Cook Of Chicago spent several
days with his parents mere Atsl Weeh dll4
accompanied BY his mother Mrs 9dii4el
Cook. spent several days with MS as-
ters In Philadelphia before returning
Mrs. Harry Werley entertained num-
Der Of her friends on Iuesday evenins
In honor Of Mrs. Miller. The evening
was pleasantly spent. Mrs Miller IS q
fine musician and played a number o.
selections on the piano, Which were
much enjoyed.
coming when the girls and boys teams
from Dover will journey here frlday,
February 90 All the teams are IN good
trim and a fast and uVely game - =
s.z.e.t ed Provisions are being made 70
make the town hall warm and seats Soiii-
Portable. Music will be furnished by
Mrs Miller for dancing. Game called at
On wednesday evening Of last week
ssyentv-eig1nt palefaces trailed 70 the
vigwam Of Cayuga Tribe and were ad-
mitfed TO membership. The degree team
Of Sakamas ITDe put Nhem MLlllOis11 M 1r-s, ~
fine style Great Senior Sycamore VIII
liam SimusOn instructed them IN the Sc
cret work. Long talks were made Dy
ATuttes Marvel Of Red Cloud Tribe, Dea-
con Abbot Of Sakamas Tribe ana VII
liam jackson and Thomas Moore Of MI
ona Tribe Senator Frazier, Harry r:
AEtten, Frank Melvin, r. J. MarshaA Of
Cayuga Tribe and others. A FEAST OF
corn and venisOn followed the ceremon-
les a great interest Is being revived IN
The order at this hunting ground Wnlcn /
to be one Of the best in the /
reservation.
Conner. who have been on the SICK ISL .
Several children have chicken pox and .
measles. .e,
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Hudson and chill
lren who have been visiting Mr.. Mary l
Br.gcs have returned 10 Wilmington
Mis- Mary Riley PRINCIPAL Of the gram
mar school has been qiAte sick and not
ceiling well enough TO resume the WOtk
II teaching has given up the work ana
zone to visit her sister ~ Ballmore.
She was a good teacher and her leaving [
3 q source Of regret TO the pupils
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. WoOdall are the
iappy parents Of a little son born Mon
lay which they have named John Fran
Miss Margaret Boone was given a sur
rise party on Saturday evening by her
'oung friends.
uavera cold this week.
Practical Agriculture at Frederick
The boys enrolled I'm the department Of
ncatfoual Agriculture in the Frederica
li..h school are receiving most valuable
raining in the way Of agriculture as
important study. Theory and practice
90 hand-in-hand ia the agricultural
work and wherever possible the boys ac-
ualiy put into practice the theories adj
fanced in the class room. The class AT
7rederlca just recently prepared a fat
n on In the same period fed portion OF
he food which was prepared to NUM-
,er Of birds which were kept in the ad-
dining room in the school The object
II the work was to show that the tat
ening ration properly prepared would
atten birds more economically than one
which was not. The boys are very en-
husiastic over their work and each day
hey are given practical instruction at
ichOol or al home, under the supervision
# the agriculture teacher.
Music taught at my home. Mrs J.
:. Miller, Front street, Frederica.
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If you are sick, no matter what
part of your body is affected, try CHR
,pratic Adjustments and get we'll.
Anna X. Gregorius, Chiropraetor,
Milford Delaware 2-13-3t