Milford chronicle., 1924-03-21
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It Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua McCabe had
;. as their guests on Sunday, Mr.. and
S Mrs. Herman McCabe of Roselie
e Park N. j., Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Belts
] OF Ocean View, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
5 Iimmons of Ocean City, Md, Mr.. and
: Mrs. John McCabe of RehObOth, Mr..
: z. Hudson of BishopVille, Md, and
} Mrs. Eddie Hickman and five daugh-
/ ters.
} Mr.. Shilling of Dover, High School
Supervisor spent Friday at the high
school.
DR.. H. V. Holloway Of Dover, was
the weekend guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Levin Holloway.
On the evening Of March 9th, at
the Hudson Theatre, there will be a
universal meeting of all tribes and
class adoption of the Improved Order
OF Red Men. Representatives of all the
Great Councils of the United States
and the Great Chiefs of Delaware are
expected to be present. The Great In
cohonee, John E. Sedwick, will be
present, If nothing prevents.
The Community Club met at the
home of Mrs. D. A. Petry on Tuesday
evening. The program for the even
ing was in charge of Mrs. F. K. Evans
and was as follows:
Duet, the Misses Grace Johnson and
Ethel Warren.
Life of Edgar Guest, Mrs. F. K. Ev-
ans.
Readings from Edgar Guests poems
were given by Mrs. D. A. Petry, Mrs. {
w. Mack Long, Miss Lyla Townsend. J
Miss Tuttill, Mrs. ]. Roland Buell., i
Miss Ethel Warren, Mrs. Victor Simp-
ter, Mrs. H. V. Tubbs, Mrs. John I
Tubbs, Mrs. Harold Long, Mrs. M.
Pasha Watson, Mrs. Lee Stevens, t
Mrs. Joshua Derrickson, Miss Eva \
Nutter, Mrs. Ollister Moore. a
Mrs. Lee Stevens and Mrs. H. V. a
Tubbs rendered a duet called "The o
Homeland" At the close of this part N
0f the evenings entertainment, a W
;onnundrum contest was held. Mrs. "
Harold Long and Mrs. W.Mack Long in
led in the first, and the former be-
'ame prize winner in the last part
II the contest. Mrs. Harold Long,
hostess for the evening, served de- ,
ightful refreshments, consisting of
rick ice cream and cake. Miss Tuttle aC
ssisted in serving. 21
On Friday evening Miss Bertha Nc vi
Zee gave st. Patrick's party at her
ONE on Church street. The table was
ecorated in appropriate st. Patrick en-
es1gns. In the center, was a huge Pa
ack Horner Pie, the contents of
-hich afforded the guests lots Of tel
Games were played and Ne
liss Hilda Evans was first prize an
inner. In the other games that fol- an
wed Miss Florence Roberts and an
gorge Hooker Of Ocean View won far
lies.
A patriotic program to accord with of
aJor Williams visit was given by the bee
gh school on Friday afternoon. Mr.. are
lilling Of Dover, addressed the thi
hool. \
The third P. T. A. meeting will be anC
Id in the Hudson's Theatre, March Wi
tn. The program will be in charge
the high school. A silver collection
II be taken at the door to help de- ~=
~ the expenses Of the Junior-Sen- 4
: banquet
he Busy Boys Sunday School Glass
Il give a comedy drama in three =
IS, in the near future. Z
1 number Of young people attend
the st. Patrick's party, given by K,
IS Grace Harmon Of Millville on
nday evening.
iiss Wiona Bunting was the guest
Miss Christine Baker on Sunday
Monday nights.
iiss Elizabeth Nelson of Frankford
he guest Of Mrs. Uriah Long.
fr. and Mrs. W. T. Hudson enter
led their sons and daughters and
ir families on Sunday at dinner.
Ir. and Mrs. VIM West, Jr., spent
lday in Philadelphia.
IT. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn of
rel spent the weekend as guests
Ir. and Mrs. Elisha McCabe.
RS. James Miller left for a visit
Pa, on Sunday af-
oon.
r. and Mrs. VIM. Cosden have a
addition 70 their family. A baby
born on st. Patricll's Day. -
a Hamblin returned to the Beebe
pital on Tuesday for treatment. -