Milford chronicle., 1920-02-27
FREDERICK

A. W. Carrow was elected as dele
gate and John Palmer reserve dele
gate to the Lay Conference in viii
mington in March.
Next Sunday. Feb %, will be the
annual missionary Sunday in the
NJ. f. Sunday school Every member
+ try to be present if possible. If not
send your Offering to your teacher
and it will be greatly appreciated.
Mrs. T. V. Cahall, Supt. of Missions
will have charge of an interesting
program in the evening.
George Cook, son of Mrs. Emma
Cook of Philadelphia, died in that
city last Saturday of pneumonia. The
body was brought here on Wednesday
of this week for interment at Bar
rats cemetery. Mr.. Cook was born
in Frederick and spent his boyhood
here. He was well respected. He is
survived by his mother, two sisters,
Misses Emma and Bessie Cook, and
TWO brothers, John Cook of Philadel-
phia, and Dr. Thomas Cook of Will
mingtOn The bereaved family has
the sympathy of many friends here.
Richard Welch of New York City,
and Miss Edna Mae Webb daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs William Webb of
Frederica were united in marriage
on Saturday evening. February 2l,
1920 al the parsonage by Rev. W W.
Sharp. They were attended by Miss
Elizabeth Lofland and Harold Har-
ringtOn Both young people are well
respected and have the best wishes
of the community. The groom made
his home with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Harrington for a number Of years
and they entertained the newly we'd
ded couple at a big dinner on Sun
day which was attended by guests
from FELTON,. Dover, Harrington and
Frederica Mr. and Mrs. Welch left
Monday for New York where they
will reside.
On Thursday evening. March 4th
L. A. WOOdall viii begin his dancing
class in the town hall. Mrs. Miller
will be the pianist. The class begins
at 1880 and lasts until $50, after
which the regular dance begins. Ad-
mission 25 cents. All interested are
invited TO come on that evening.
Lawrence Belts of the Agricultural
Class went to Milford last Saturday
where he purchased a pure bred white
leghOrn rooster of the American
strain, from the Gross Poultry Plant
He is mating these birds with his
Barron White LeghOrn hens, in order
to have eggs for Matching. Anyone
wanting a limited number of eggs
can secure them by making applica-
tiOn to Master Belts
The third game between Harring-
ton and Frederic will be played here
in the town hall Friday evening,
February 27th. There will be games
between both the girls and boys
teams. Both Harrington and Freder- /
lea have won one game against each .
other. This third game will be the I
final decision as to the merits of the .
two teams Each team is in training
to be in good trim for the game, and .
will do its best to win. The little .
boys will play early in the evening.
Game called 1880. Dancing after the .
game.
Frederick lost and won in basket
ball last Friday evening. The most
exciting game was between the lit :
lie boys Of FELTON, and Frederica. At .
The end of the second half the score .
was tied. They were given a five
minute extra period, and again the
score was even. They were given
mother five minute period, when Fell
on got one point, which threw the
game in their favor. Score 14-13. The
Srederica girls played a good game
and did excellent work in passing,
Iut the Dover girls were superior in
shooting goals, and won the game
~ a small margin. Score 6-5.
The regular Frederica high school
cam easily defeated the FELTON, high
choOl. Score 20-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mitten and
amily have about recovered from an
ttack of la grippe, and their son,
,onner Mitten, expects to return to
lis work in the city this week. Miss
Alice Mitten who has been nursing
he family is now on the sick list
Miss Emma Manlove of Philadel-
hia is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
lrs. James II. Manlove
Mrs. /. w. Belts has returned from
he millinery openings in Philadel-
hia and will have a beautiful dis
lay of Easter millinery on Saturday
vening.
Edwin Patterson of Philadelphia
pent Wednesday with his parents,
Ir. and Mrs. Harry Patterson.
Miss Pauline Warrington who has
cen seriously i'll with pneumonia in
is much improved.
Miss Esther Hall was given a very
elightful surprise party last Thurs
ay evening.
If you are sick, no matter what
art of your body is affected, try CHR
pratic Adjustments and get we'll
ma X. Gregorius, Chiropractor,