Milford chronicle., 1924-02-08
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The Misses Lillian Coverdale and
Mabel Wyatt were weekend guests of
Miss Hortense Watson. On Sunday she
had as her guests the Misses Sarah
Wyatt, Ruth Tracy, Katherine Muir
ply an6 Edward Wyatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mealey of Phil
adelphia spent Sunday with Mrs. P. E.
Long.
The Ladies Aid met ut the home of
Mrs. w. R. Tubbs on Tuesday evening.
The play 20 Abbie San," given On
Thursday evening at the Hudson The
atre by the Ladies Aid was success
and the door receipts amounted to S67
in spite of the inclement weather.
On Thursday evening Mrs. F. X.
Evans had as her guests at dinner Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Jarrett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanford Noble, Mrs. Virgil Williams,
Miss Ethel Warren and C. M. Robin
son.
Miss Pauline Moore, Miss Helen
Baker and Fred Murray spent the
weekend at their homes.
Oliver Long of the w. e. I. is i'll
at his home on Church street.
The RED Rose Minstrels of Selby- |
ville," will hold a minstrel on March |
9th, at the Hudson Theatre. The bene-
fits for the fire company.
Miss Florence Roberts Of Ocean
View spent Sunday night with Miss
Christine Baker; Wednesday and
Thursday with Miss Bertha MCGEE;
Friday with Miss Hilda Evans and the
weekend with Miss WinOna Bunting.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Richards on Wednesday
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Hudson on Thursday NOR
ming.
The friends of Curtis NJ. Robinson
net at the home of Mrs. F. K. Evans
IN Friday evening and helped cele- !
lrate his 18th birthday. Card tables
we're formed and the prize winners .
we're Miss Christine Baker and =
Charles Lewis. The table decorations
we're of yellow and white. Tiny waXen ! /
butterflies lowered over the cakes
nd swung from the ferns OF flowers
nd were given as favors. At the close
f the evening, a butterfly collecting
utfit was presented by the young !,
eople to Mr.. Robinson. Those pres
Mt were as follows: the Misses Flor
nee Roberts, Christine Baker, Eva
utter, Bertha MCGEE, Ann Whaley, :
'auline Moore and Hilda Evans; +
Iessrs. C. M. Robinson, Wilfred Adj :.
ms, William Daye, Fred Murray, Il
harles Lewis, Chester West and q
gorge Hooker. a
Rev. John Beauchamp Of Whining y y
IN spent Saturday with Rev. TheO.
eauchamp and family. /
Miss Tuthill attended the meeting u
the Vocational Department at Will -:
lington on Friday. .
All the seniors have competed in Il
lie Lincoln Essay Contest. A medal,
by the Illinois Watch Com a a
any, is on exhibition in Dr. Whittak- IN
IS Drug Store window. Miss Nutter,
r. Noble and Mr.. Jarrett will select
lie best essay from the fifteen COM
citing essays. The name of the win
er will be engraved on the medal.
All seniors will have part in the Ce
program, regardless 81
class standing, provided they have ~,
ade passing grade mark. t tl
Through the kindness of Mr.. Shil- "
lg, a set of Latin PERCEPTION cards
we been given to the Latin classes. 10 -
lere are five hundred in all. "
The teachers attended the Sussex We
unity Teachers Association at
orgetown on Friday. gu
A beautiful book of Bible stories, -
2 gift of Ex-Governor J. G. Town ia "a
nd, was presented to all Of the ave
lchers at Georgetown. III
The Community Club will hold O..
lentine social at the Hudson The S Eu
re, February 18th. Admission 10c at 4A1G
: door. Don't fail to come and buy -;
shadow. All ladies requested to an aDl
ing boxes, wrapped in plain paper. 10y n.;
ese will be sold to the highest bid . GU
:. A post office, at which valentines we! wa
i be sold, will be near the door and 1Is
IT fortune will be told for a mere "a
lie.
rhe w. F. M. Society will be held ~! IN
the parsonage on Wednesday even E 1Se
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