Milford chronicle., 1924-11-28
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The SwarthmOre Chautauqua will
be held here from December 4th tt
9th. The program promises to be the
best yet. There will be a jolly festi
val for the boys and girls. A pro
gram of rousing games has been es.
pecially prepared for them.
The program follows:
First day-AfternOon:>
Lecture-To be announced.
Concert-Maupins Brass and Sing
ing Quartet.
Junior Chautauqua.
Night, -Manpins Brass and
Singing Quartet.
Songs and stories of the Red Men
Albert Gale and Clara Marie Mil
| Ter.
Second day-Afternoon:
Lecture to be announced.
Recital-Nel Ruth Smith Company
Junior Chautauqua.
Night-Recital, Mel Ruth Smith
Company.
Lecture, William RAINY Bennett
Pathways to Power"
Closing Day-Afternoon:
Junior activities, "The Jolly Jun
iors."
Entertainment, Frederick C.
Trappe, ventriloquist, impersonatOr
and dramatic entertainer.
Night: "The Bubble" three act
comedy which convulsed New York
ers for a single year. It has been
termed a great laugh contest with
everyone a candidate.
You will also be delighted with
the Mel Ruth Smith Company Of the
second day. They are four delightful
young ladies who have made a no
table success with music lovers.
Come out and enjoy three joyous
days.
The Mothers Jewels held their
monthly meeting in the church on
Friday afternoon at o'clock. It was
the banner meeting as sixty children
were present.
The leader, Mrs. 1. w. Belts, was
assisted by Mrs. Homer T. Belts.
The meeting opened by singing, fol-
lowed by prayer of Mrs. Homer T.
Belts. The president, Jane Gray, be-
ing absent, Mildred COverdale pre-
sided.
The program follows:
Defamation "The Enchanted
Rock" Wilmer Mitchell.
Recitations, Mary Katherine
Gray and Grace Jones.
Roll call
Response Scripture verses.
Election of Officers: President,
Mary Gross; vice president, Robert
Slaughter; secretary, Hayward Bish-
op; treasurer, Wilmer Mitchell;
chairman of entertainment, Sara
Gray. Miss Helena Case received and
welcomed class of ten to the Home
Guards. A social time followed dur
ing which all enjoyed the delicious
treat served by their generous lead
er, Mrs. Belts.
Our stores are beginning to look
like Christmas. rs
Miss Anna BigelOw has a lovely
line of fancy work all ready made up
and to make. "a
Mrs. /. w. Belts also has a beau
tifpI line Of fancy work and useful
gifts for the holidays.
4 The place that captivates the chill
dren is the toy exhibit at Milo
ways variety store on the corner of
Market and David streets. He also
has a splendid line Of winter things
in sweaters, underwear, etc/
Mrs. Reynolds Rogers his return
ed from a Philadelphia hospital
where she has had an operation. She
is doing fine at this writing.
Mrs. Mary A. Boone and Mrs. Ed !
ith Melvin are visiting in Denton,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pritchett of
Philadelphia were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Nichols last week.
Mrs. Hood Simpson and son were
guests Of Mrs. Elmer Smithers- last
week.
Mrs. John Stevens is visiting in
Pa.
Mrs. w. F. Hoey and son Orville
md Mrs. H. F. Mitten spent the week
md in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Albert w. Palmer spent sew
,ral days shopping in Philadelphia
asst week.
Mrs. Julia Darby is visiting in
Mrs. A. w. Carrow visited relatives
q Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. Joseph Frazier has returned
rom a visit to Philadelphia relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Jester was guest of
,hester friends last week.
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AVFNUE M. E. CHURCH