Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-11-23
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Williams and
family were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alvin Phillips, near Frankfort, on
Sunday.
Mrs. H. V. Tubbs and daughter Eli
cen, are visiting relatives in Whining
ton.
John Seabold of Wilmington spent
several days as the guest of H. v.
Tubbs.
Velores Hudson returned to his
home in Philadelphia on Sunday ac-
cOmpanied by his brother, Zeno, who
has secured position in the same
city.
Miss Christine Baker spent the
weekend at the Woman's College of
Newark, as the guest of her sister,
Miss Helen Baker.
John Middleton of Collingsdale, Pa,
is spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. N. c. Davis.
At the Hudson Theatre, December
Goth, the high school athletic asso-
citation will give a play, entitled" Po-
cahontas." Indian music, recitations
and chorus will be given between
acts, so be sure and keep that date in
mind.
JOAn H. Odf4S SpGuI Lie weekend /
with relatives, near Dagsboro.
Mrs. Joshua McCabe is visiting rel
atives in New York.
While out cunning on Friday, near
Selbyville, in place known as the
Jay Patch" one Of the young men
belonging to the Selbyville High
School, lost his class ring. Anyone
finding it and returning to the princi-
pal, c. w. Jarrett, will receive a suit
able reward. Initials are in the inside
of the rings setting.
The vice-principal, Mr.. Noble, has
contributed foot ball for the use of
the boys at school and they are show I
ing their appreciation of the same by
its frequent use. ]
Chapel exercises were made inter S
esting on Friday morning by the fol- S
lowing numbers:
Preamble to Constitution, by school. \
Old Sweetheart of Mine, Wild Rob q
erts.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, Thel- t
ma McCabe. v
Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight,
Pearl Murray. +,
Piano duet, Edna Rayne and Eliz- S
abeth Brasure.
Every grade room and the high G
school received books for their excel ia
ent attendance during the month of
October and the same thing happened ri
n September. Which speaks well for L
he interest of the children.
The girls Of the Sewing Club are L,
starting to make their Xmas gifts. PI
There are SO members enrolled.
The first Parent-Teacher meeting ar
will be held in the Hudson's Theatre he
q the near future. The meeting will WI
e in charge of Miss Ethel Warren m,
nd Mrs. c. W. Jarrett. The following
rogram will be given: of
Sewing for the Heathen-Eva Le- wi
ties, Esther Long, Mae McCabe, Mil
red McCabe, Nellie Pussy, Madelyn ed
1atson, Dorothy Williams. no
Operetta, "The Fairy Rose"
Frederick, Emory Stevens. thu
Little Green Man, John Davis. FIR
Sunshine, Ruth Watson.
Shadow, Pearl Cullen. ed
Firefiy, William Stephens. sol
Grasshopper, Georgia McCabe. cat
Butterfly, Louise Rogers I
Butterfly, Bertha Beauchamp. Ly
Queen of Fairies, Mary Flood. RE
Fairy Chorus: Pauline Birmingham, \
berta Andrews, Ethel Hudson, Ce- us
lie Hamblin, Viola Bunting, Dorothy of
Lydia Long, Mildred Nc at
lbe.
Soldiers Reprieve, Louise Rogers
Daddy, Pauline Birmingham.
Woman and Tramp, Cecile Hamblin Y
d Emory Stevens. tina
Duet, Louise Rogers and John Da- the
J. and
Tableau, Our Delaware. dea
Boys chorus, We've got the Sta
lmps." and
Health exercise. otht
Everybody welcome. 1t
IN Sunday morning number of
ing people Joined Salem Church.
e chancel boquet was in memory Of q
IS Mamie Hudson, eldest daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hudson, who : al
d two years ago. Revival meetings MS
still in progress. n"S