Milford chronicle., 1924-02-01
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The Ladies Aid and the Community
Club served the banquet on Tuesday
to the members of the Trust Company
Banks. The Hudson Theatre was
beautifully decorated in crepe stream
ers Of white and yellow and the long
tables were lighted by candles with
yellow shades. Bouquets of yellow and
white flowers added to the attractive
ness of the scene. An interesting pro-
gram was arranged and after dinner
speeches made by the president of the
bank, Ex-Governor J. G. Townsend
and by the president of the aid, Mrs.
w. H. KENNY, and the president of
the club, Mrs. H. V. Tubbs. The vice
president, James c. Townsend, who
died recently, was not forgotten. A
chair had been left vacant, and a
large wreath hung across the back,
while ferns and vines trailed across
the empty seat. I. W. Long was
elected to fill Mr.. Townsend's place.
The Farmers Institute was held at
the Hudson Theatre on Monday after
noon and evening.
The basket ball game on Friday
night between frankfort and Lewes,
ended in victory for Frankfort.
The Community Club met at the
home of Mrs. Uriah Long on Thursday
evening. In spite of the Indictment
weather, the large parlor was crowd
ed. The entertainment was in charge
of Mrs. c. W. Jarrett and was as fol-
lows:
Abou Ben Adhem-Miss Hill, Miss
Nutter, Mrs. F. K. Evans.
Over the Hills to the POorhOuse-Mrs.
John Davis.
Sister SLina-Miss Warren.
Found Dead in the Street-Mrs. Har-
ry Tubbs, Warren Magee and John
R. Davis.
Piano solo-Miss Grace johnson.
The Old Arm Chair-Miss Tuthill.
An Old Sweetheart of Nine-Miss
Florence Roberts, Miss Virginia |
Long, Miss Louise Rogers, Mrs. Ur-
iah Long, Mrs. Daisy Williams, Mr.. |
Uriah Long.
The Blessed Damozel-Mrs. c. w.
Jarrett, Miss Eva Nutter.
May Queen-Mrs. Lee Stevens, Mrs.
Florence Morris, Mrs. Frank Simp-
Ter, Mrs. Florence Evans, Miss Eva
Nutter, Miss Bertha MCGEE.
The program consisted OF tableaus
and readings. The scenery and color
ed lights were very effective. During
the social hour, posters were placed
upon the mantel and those present
wrote composed poems and judges
awarded the prizes to Miss Florence
Roberts and Miss Tuthill. Those pres
ent were as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Long and daugh-
ter, I. w. Long, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. AL
va Davis, Mrs. Sallie Baker, Mrs F.
K. Evans, Mrs. Inga Tubbs, Mrs. Jen- l
ME Simpler, Mrs. Victoria Simpler,
Mrs. Daisy Williams, Mrs. Edith c
Tubbs, Mrs. Pasha Watson, Mrs. Hell q
en- Beauchamp, Mrs. Bertha Tubbs, ]
Mrs. Roxie Dukes, Mrs. Angie Bras v
lre, Mrs. Eva Moore, Mrs. Nettie {
West, Mrs. Elton Lynch, Mrs. Olivia n
Lynch, Mrs. Elma OerricksOn, Mrs. n
Viola Holmes, Mrs. Birda Morris, Mrs. t
Ellis, Mrs. D. A. Petry, Mrs. Stella a
MCGEE, Mrs. Grace Jarrett, Miss Grace r
Johnson, Miss Lyla Townsend, Miss :
Florence Roberts, Miss Bertha Nc v
Gee, Miss Eva Nutter, Miss Marga- a
'et Hill, Miss Tuthill, Miss Maud Nc c
Jabe, Miss Ethel Warren, Mrs. W. M.
4ong. L
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Jarrett were c
,uests at dinner on Sunday of Mr. r
md Mrs. w. R. McCabe. A
On February 18th at the Hudson G
Theatre the second P. T. A. will be t.
leld The program will be in charge g
# Mrs. c. G. Croker and Miss Hill.
Everyone is welcome.
The mid-year exams. were held on
Thursday and Friday.
All the grade rooms and the high W
chool received books in December 7
Or excellent attendance.