Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16
FREDEREAs

. The M. e. Sunday school will contri-
butte next Sunday toward the Near East
Relief Fund and it is hoped all the pu-
pills will be present.
The Home Economics Glasses of the
Frederica high school are giving a sale
and "open house" Friday afternoon, De-
cember 10th. There will be fancy work
and home made cakes and candies on
sale. Everyone at all interested in the
school, or home economies work, is in
Vited to come.
Two interesting basket ball games were
played here on Friday evening between
the Milford and Frederica high school
boys and girls Our teams played q fine
game and defeated the visitors easily.
The Ladies Aid Society was entertain
ed last Friday evening by. Mrs Joseph
Frazier, Mrs. Anna Hopkins and Mrs
Asa Rogers at the home of the latter. A
pleasing program was rendered as fol-
lows: Humorous selection: Mrs. PostleS.
Extracts from her dairy, of trip to Par
is, by Miss Ethel p Brown, which was
very interesting and well written. A
flower wedding" by Miss Claramond
Belts, which caused much merrlment.
Mrs. Elma b. Sapp operated the Nlctrola
and introduced some of the latest rec
ords which were enjoyed. The hostesSes
served refreshments and everyone had
pleasant evening.
On Thursday after a long Illness Mrs.
Cyrus FaVinger passed to rest, aged 10
years. She was well respected in this
community and loved for her kind dispo-
stion and cheerful nature. Her many
friends extend their sympathy to the
large family left to mourn her loss Flu
neral services were held on Sunday af-
ternoon at her late residence. The beau
tiful floral offerings were mute tokens
conveying the sympathy of friends and
loved ones The choir sang Lead Kindly
Light" and Jesus Lover of My Soul"
Interment was made in Barratt's ceme-
terry, II. F. Mitten conducting the fune-
raj. She is survived by her husband and
obi ATrr Ta11 and
Harry Favinger of Frederick; Mrs.
Clarence Jester and Mrs Saml Morgan
of Milford Neck; Cyrus Favinger, Jr, of
Seaford; Charles Favinger of Boston,
Mass; Mrs. Nina CoVerdale land Mrs.
Mary Coverdale of Chester, Pa.
The social event of the season which
brought much pleasure to many little
folks, was the birthday party on Satur-
selman, in honor of their charming lit
tie daughter, Miriam, in honor of her
third birthday. The house was gaily dec
grated with green and red in keeping
with the Christmas season. A merry
crowd gathered around the festival board
in the dining room, where dainty feast /
was served and joy reigned supreme. /
Each little guest received as favors, /
boxes of candy, surmounted by snow /
baby, tied with red ribbons A beautiful /
frosted cake with three candles was the |
center of attraction. At an early hour the I
tired and happy children went to their .
and the wonderful time they had
The Junior basket ball team and the |
Camden Scouts engaged in battle Sat /
urday evening. The Frederica boys won.
Score % to 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Brooks of Newark, Del,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Hall.
Mrs Lulu Darby spent several days
in Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. Walton, of Philadelphia, was the
weekend visitor of Miss Frances Cor
dray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Rogers and
Mrs. Edith Melvin spent Friday in Will
mington.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Hoey and Miss
Anna BigeIow spent several days in
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Counselman have
returned from a visit to Baltimore.
Mrs John Sipple has returned from the
Milford hospital h
Mrs. Sallie williams continues to i'm
prove and is expected home soon.
Mrs. Howard Hudson was carried to
he Milford hospital this week with ty-
ohoid fever. She is getting along as well
Is can be expected.