Milford chronicle., 1924-11-14
Frederick


+ building. The high school girls ha'
'e volunteered to make posters to ket
v. the people of the town and su
g rounding country informed as
e. clinic days and Miss Welcome hi
g reserved the third Wednesday
y each month for meeting the mother
S here.
S All mothers are cordially invited I
d bring their infants and small Chi
dren to the centre at any time be
. tween l and D. m. on Wednesday
D November 10, when Miss Welcome
public health nurse for lower Ken
D county, will be glad to weigh an
measure the children and consul
with the mothers regarding thei
general care. For further informa
tiOn see Mrs. 1. W. Belts.
Quite little excitement occurred
on Saturday afternoon when the cal
) driven by Mr.. Garbutt crashed into
the show window of Mrs. 1. w. Belts
millinery store, breaking three large
panes of glass; also broke in the END
of the store and made a general
scattering of things. Fortunately no
one was hurt.
The Ladies Aid Society met in Nit
tens Hall last Saturday evening.
Baskets of autumn flowers tasteful
ly arranged gave the place a home
like air. The hostesses were Mrs.
| Wilbur Masten, Mrs. Willard Slaugh-
ter and Mrs. Mary Postles. The pro-
gram committee was Mrs. Lester L.
Carlisle and Mrs. William w. Will
son.
The entertainment was of a hui
mOrus type and for the time being
one might imagine being transport
ed to Dixie Land" A southern
nanny with her three little picka-
ninnies, with the song flush a Bye
Baby" was delightfully."- given by Mrs.
Jester Gray and her three children,
Sarah, Jane and Mary Catherine.
The comedy sketch, Mrs. Peppers
Ghost" was given by three ladies
we'll known for their dramatic talent
in impersonating darkey characters.
There was plenty of action through
out an dthe dialogue was simply i'm
mense. The costumes were great.
The cast was as follows:
Mrs. Pepper, number one, Mrs.
Harry Mitten.
Mrs. Pepper, number two, Mrs.
Reynolds Postles.
Mr.. Pepper, the bridegroom, Mrs.
Albert w. Boone.
1t gave the audience a good laugh !
Following the sketch the Peppers"
scored a hit by getting off some good |
jokes on the town folks.
The song, My Old Kentucky Home,
was beautifully rendered behind the |
scenes by Mrs. Arthur Melvin, Mrs.
Sharp Wilson, Mrs. Jester Gray and |
Miss Lillian Davis.
Mrs. Lester Carlisle presided at |
the organ while everybody sang !,
Our Delaware" and familiar songs,
closing with "The Eend of a Perfect |
Day" Delicious refreshments were
served. About seventy persons were |
present and thoroughly enjoyed the
evening.
Miss Beatrice Sharp, delegate to
the EpwOrth League Convention at |
gave a very excellent re-
port of the same at Sunday school
last Sunday. Many will be glad to
know that the Sunday evening song
service will be resumed. Everybody
welcome.
Miss Esther Hall, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hall and William
Short of Bowers were united in
by Rev. Ernest A. Weaver
1t Elkton, Md, on Saturday night.
Their friends wish them a prosper
Dus future. They will reside here.
Miss Mildred Reynolds of Norris
own, Pa, and Miss Jeanette SaIevan
# Philadelphia, were weekend visit
rs of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Salevan.
Reynolds Salevan and sister of
were weekend guests
f their mother, Mrs. Joseph Sale
an.
Mrs. Herman Vinyard and Mrs.
lima B. Sapp are visiting William
rouse in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Bessie Denney of Smyrna
as the guest of Mrs. J. B. Counsel
ian on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hitch of Den
N are guests of Mrs. Mary A.
OOne.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carter of
ewes called on Mrs Sallie Williams
l Sunday morning.
On Friday evening, November IA.
lrratt's Chapel Aid Society will
eet with Mrs. Howard Hudson.
i members cordially invited to be
esent.
Mrs. Annie E. Conner has return
from visit to Chester, Pa.
LiVy Clark Rogers of the u of D.,
ent Monday evening with his par
ts, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rogers.
Mrs Anna Bougy and Miss Eliza
tn Lank were entertained at din
r by DR.. and Mrs. L. l.. Carlisle
ring her visit last week. On We'd
sday they were entertained at a
lner given by Mrs. John Cunning
m and Mrs. William Spurry and in
: evening at an informaD party
ich was very enjoyable/
n Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Hell
Nichols entertained at five hun
ID and Miss Lank won first prize.
,lr. and Mrs. Vaughn Warren of
lmington were recent visitors to
ir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
lrry. Mr.. Spurry has been in poor
18th for some time and unable to
end to his store but is much i'm
we'd
samuel Cook has advertised his
iiness of dry goods and groceries
sale on the corner of Market
David streets.
IT. and Mrs William Leach were
ne for a few days last week.
Irr wv Rnttc has hnnn on the