Milford chronicle., 1923-11-09
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fassitt and daughter,
Mary, Miss May ellis and Raymond
Morris mOtOred to Cambridge, Md, on
Sunday and visited the hospital where
Mr.. Fassitt's sister, Mrs. Margaret
ellis, is quite ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillary Holland and
daughter, Hazel, Mrs. Kate Long and
Harry McCabe spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Joshua Hudson of Wyoming.
William Hudson, ST., and daughter,
Miss Hazel, and son, ZenO, returned
on Tuesday from a trip to Philadel-
phia.
Miss Maud McCabe entertained at
dinner on Sunday evening the follow
ing guests: Mrs. ROxie Dukes, Mrs. G.
w. Jarrett, Mrs. Pasha Watson, Mrs.
VIM. Derrickson, Mrs. Virgil Williams,
Miss Ethel Warren and Mrs. Jennie
Davis.
The Community Club met at the
home of Mrs. Victor Simpler, Thurs
day evening. Letters were read by the
president, Mrs. H. V. Tubbs. A mis-
cellaneOus program was given. Mrs.
John Davis was appointed flower mis-
sion president. Refreshments, consist
ing of cake, lemonade, fruit and CT Edy
were served.
Mrs. H. V. Tubbs is suffering from
an attack of tonsilitis.
Quite a number of young people at
tended the masquerade dance given at
the Bethany Beach club house on
Wednesday evening.
A rummage sale will be held at the
brokerage on lower Church street,
Saturday afternoon by the W. F. M.
Society. The proceeds to be used for
foreign relief work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brasure have
a little baby girl, born Saturday night.
The play entitled, "Parlor Matches"
given by the W. F. M. Society at the
Hudson Theatre Wednesday evening
was as follows:
Piano and banjo duet, Miss Hilda
Evans and Curtis Robinson.
Piano duet, Miss Grace Johnson and
Miss Hilda Evans.
Vocal duet, Mrs. Harold Long and
Mrs. Mabel Evans.
Chorus: Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Stevens,
Mrs. H. V. Tubbs, Mrs. N. G. Davis,
Miss Hilda Evans, Messrs. Edward
Brasure, Joshua Murray and c. M.
Robinson.
The characters in the play were as
follows:
Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Virgil Will
liams, Mrs. Raymond Morris, Mrs. De-
ward Hudson, Mrs. Gilbert Lynch, Mrs.
F. K. Evans, the Misses Eva Nutter,
Ethel Warren and Bertha MCGEE.
S68.5O was taken in and $4,000 cleared.
The money to be used for Japanese
relief work.
Sunday was communion day at Sal
EN- M. E. Church. Four new members
were added to the church: Messrs. |
Clayton Bunting, Edward Mckinney,
James Murray and John r. Davis.
There were "a communicates at the |
service. Revival meetings |
began on Sunday evening. A number
Of former pastors are expected to be |
present and preach during the extra |
A list of the following have
been invited: Revs. Geo. A. Cooke, 3. |
W. Jones, J. A. Leach, H. P. Fox, W.
4. Cummings and M. w. Marine.
The grammar grades have organized
clubs in sewing and basketry. Mrs.
Jarrett is the leader of the Girls Club,
assisted by Mrs. Croker, the newly
appointed teacher Of the 7th grade.
The Boys Club under the leadership
If Miss Ethel Warren, have large
and are making rapid
progress. There are 76 pupils enrolled
n the high school this term, the larg-
,st enrolment in the history Of the
high school. The entire school has reg
stored 100 per cent for the Red Cross.
Preparations are being made for the
irst Parent-Teacher meeting to be
leld in the near future. Quite a. SPLEEN
lid sum of money has been earned by
he sale of candy in the school, and
he money has been spent for play
ground equipment in all the grades, as
veil as the High School Athletic As
ociation.
Miss Hortense Watson has been I'M
Ter treatment for throat trouble at
he Lewes Hospital.
Tell 'em you SaqV it in tie ChTOHicLS.