Milford chronicle., 1924-06-06

VI NAlASOLVd5uSS NclsS spent Tic W66k
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Elem
ing.
DR.. Howard Clymer of Philadelphi;
, spent Saturday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Clymer.
Many baseball fans went to Laure
this week to support the local high
school team in the third game of the
series to decide the lower Delaware
State Championship.
Mrs. Charles Hutchison of Whining
ton is spending several days with Mrs
A. w. Spurry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Enright of Will
mingtOn are guests of their respective
parents.
The committee appointed to work
out the details toward the purchase of
the new pipe organ, have completed
their work. Rev. G. A. Morris, pastor
of the local work started out last
Monday and by Friday evening had
called on the entire membership and
secured promises necessary to war
rant their entering a contract for the
purchase Of 4he organ and also to re-
carpet the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse COlbourn of Phil
I spent Ouuucy Will Nlls anu
Mrs. George w. Swain.
Children's Day at NJ. L. Church
Despite the severe storm that pass
ed over this section, just about church
time, many friends and relatives of
the little folks, braved the storm and
were present at the Annual Childrens
Day exercises of the M. e. Church.
Mrs. w. w. Sharp was in charge of
the program, ably assisted by Mrs.
Warren Lynch and Mrs. Virginia
Clarkson. 1t was quite lengthy and
excellent from start to finish. The
program was incomplete, due to the
fact that many of the children were
not present. It is supposed that
number Of the parents expected it to
be postponed on account of the storm.
The following program was given:
Song by choir.
Prayer, Rev. E. H. Collins.
A flower greeting, Sara Evelyn |
Moore
Dialogue, Flower Welcome, Bernice
Cain, Dorothy Kemp, Ethel Morris,
Marguerite Messick, Margaret Harry,
Russell Harmstead, Jonothan Clifton,
Mark Denney and Maurice Harring
ton.
Greetings, Clara McCabe.
Recitation, Esther Cahall.
This is the Day, Martie Collins,
Sarah McCabe, Charlotte Hudson,
Helen Bowen, Marian Harrington.
Recitation, Anna Lee Lynch.
Glover Blossoms, Mary Anne Nor
aine, Ruth Messick, Leon Johnson,
Evelyn Marvel, Masten Cain, Herbert I
Cain.
Cheer Up, Emma Richards. g
The Rose and I, Ula Mae Clarkson. !
Flower Jubilee, Ruth Marie Sapp, :
Catherine Welch, Charles Moore and :
Wilson Manship. =
Song by choir. :
Recitation, Alden Ramsdall.
Solo and chorus, Anna Lee Lynch, .
Madeleine Layton, Marie Saunderson, .
Jellie Turner, Sarah Clifton.
Recitation, Evelyn Adams. y
Little Farmers, Billy McCabe, Fred
IansOn, Chauncey Messick, Elliott
Brown.
Recitation, Alice Graham.
Recitation, Hattie May Belts.
Recitation, Marietta Manship. r
Recitation, William Reed. =.
Exercise, Ralph Brown, Barbara d
[asten, John Manship, Mary Short, &c &c
harlotte Beachamp, Marion Simpson, II
lizabeth Rapalje, Eloise Chapman. j.,
Recitation, Berlin Chapman. ~ "
Recitation, Ellen Rapalje. vi
Duet, Lucy Hanson and Ruth Moore
Doing Our Duty, Sara Taylor, Jane Nl
eed, Dorothy Markert. al a.
Recitation, Harold Shockley. "A
Recitation, Irene Turner. 81
Recitation, Pauline WiX. q q
Pantomine, Jesus Lover Of My Soul. III
Exercise, The Builders.
Closing song, choir. Sl
BenedictiOn. ne
arlington Evens the SerieS-Ryan IL
Allows the Visitors Five Hits, But M
Is A Trifle Wild. pa
After losing hard fought game at
illsbOrO, the first of three game WI
ries, to decide the lower Delaware
ate Championship, the local high
hool lads evened the count here last -
eek by landing on Burton for fus-
de of ten hits.
Probably one of the largest crowd
Is present, that ever attended a 10
QlSQ SCuUO4 SdulS5 IL was SSI4A4oS
that fully 1000 persons were pres
t. The opening Of the Eastern Shore
lson at Dover did not attract many
al fans. They seemed to be more
crested in their high school team.
,Iillsboro scored first in the second
ling, but the locals came back N
,ir half and evened the count.
Burgess started the fourth with a
gle and scored on a single by Rich
Is. This run broke the tie and the
itors were never able to take the
d again. Ableman failed to get un-
a fly in his territory in the 9Th.
Is started a rally and four runs
ssed the pan before the side was
red. This sewed up the game for
locals.
he score:
HARRINGTON H S.
R. H. o. A. E.
cess. CESS. 1D ID ? : 9 q
Of ------------.O 0 0 0
ri G % 13 2 0
-ates, 9b - o 2