Milford chronicle., 1925-03-13
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cises held in the NJ. E. Church las
Sunday evening were very enjoyable
, An interesting program was prepar
, ed. Songs by the church choir anC
: the junior choir were given. A beau
tiful solo was sung by Miss Lillia1
Davis, who was accompanied by Mrs
Lester L. Carlisle. Mrs. Mildred
Parks read very effectively a selec.
tion entitled "The Missionary Box
The audience missed the usual talk
on Missions" by the Superintendent
of Missions, H. F. Mitten, who was
confined to his home with a cold.
Appropriate remarks by the pastor,
Rev. George Wood, concluded the
program.
Miss Iris Geraldine Wilder of
Keene, Mass, and Harry c. Briggs of
this town were married in Keene on
February 21st, 1925. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Addison Ba-
ker, pastor of the Unitarean Church.
On Saturday of last week the fu-
neral services of George Young, Jr.,
of Wilmington, but formerly of
Frederica, were held in Barratt's
Chapel. The deceased had been an
invalid from lung trouble ever since
he served in the late war. The body
was accompanied here by large
number of relatives and members of
the Ku Klux Klan in Wilmington of
which organization he was a mem
ber. The Klansmen wore their robes
and took part in the services. The
deceased is survived by his wife, his
father, James K. Young and a bro
ther, Clifford Young, all of Whining
ton.
Mrs. Rachel Carlisle gave a card
party on Thursday of last week for
the benefit of the Milford Emergency
Hospital. About fifty were present
and reported a delightful evening.
Prizes were given.
Mrs. Edith Melvin entertained the
Tuesday Sewing Club last week and
Mrs. Alonzo Morris this week. Both
were very pleasant affairs.
We are glad to report that one OF
Frederica's young and popular la
dies had the honor Of riding in the
inaugural parade in the Delaware di-
which was first in line. Miss
Jennette r. Belts is the daughter of
Senator and Mrs. I. W. Belts and a
student at the George Washington
University. She occupied seat in
he auto beside her father. It will be
that Miss Belts came to
Delaware to attend the Inauguration
If the governor. She is very loyal to
Ter native state.
The Tuesday Book Club was very
entertained this week by
Irs. Jester Gray, near town. An in :
eresting book is now being read. A
delicious luncheon was enjoyed. ;
Philip Donovan has been a great !
ufferer the past month with rheu-
1atism.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. George are
9th on the sick list.
Mrs. Herman Vinyard has been
cry i'll for week.
Mrs. Sallie Williams and son Cal
are much improved but her mo-
ler, Mrs. Mary Williams, is ILL.,. f
Thomas Spurry has had a severe e
tack of asthma. b
Arthur Melvin, Jr., is able to be N
ut again. u
Oscar Harrington and Harry Jes-
+ spent the weekend in Whining e
n. Il
Mr.. Rawlins of Georgetown was a el
lest of John W. Townsend on Sun
u. B
Miss Marian Wilson of the Leland IL
overs School of Expression, and W
iss Frances Stevens, Of Portland,
aine, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. el
. Wilson. "
Robert Southard of Mahanoy City
as the guest Of G. W. Dickerson Pl
st week.
Mrs. Elsie Widman of Newark M
ent the weekend with relatives. da
A very interesting meeting of the
oman's Home Missionary Society an
Is held at the home of Mrs. Mary isl
zone with very good attendance. tn
lie president presided and read the Sc
rupture lesson and led in prayer.
IS. Mary Boone gave a fine report sp
tie work done through her office, he
did Miss Helen Case, Mrs. T. v.
hall and Mrs. Anna Rogers. ed
Mrs. A. W. Carrow has given a sp
lit to the society which will be an
ilted in the near future and sent sol
Deaconess Home of Wilmington. thu
Mrs. G.. E. Wood was elected Sec
ary of evangelism and Mrs. Nehe- wa
ah Cain, secretary of supply work. W.
e hostess served delicious refresh tri
nts. The next meeting will be prt
IN Mrs. I. W. Belts, April 9Th. gal
Ir. and Mrs. Watson Denney of ma
ester were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. in
Hard Sapp over the weekend.
1r. and Mrs. Collins Davis of Mag ter
ia visited Mrs. Sallie Williams on TIL
lday. Her brother, William Davis
| Mrs. Ecca Smith Of Magnolia phi
re with her last week.
IN Friday evening, March 20 at ter
0 there will be held a chicken He
Id supper in Frederick town hall n
en- by the Sophomore class of for
derica High School. is s
here will be tables for ice cream, c
e, candy, parcel post packages a v
confetti. I A
ONE bring your family and dine atte
l the sophomore class at $3.50. the!
ONE one, come all. Hot
r. and Mrs. Frank Turner of Ill T
s were guests on Sunday Of Mr.. eniC
Mrs. Hoey Gross. Mrs
RS. Mary L. Donovan has been eni1
e sick this week. pres
ednesday, March 18th is Freder- NEE
regular Health Centre Day. All q. \
lers are cordially invited to meet Mrs
Welcome at the usual place ian
upper room of the Frederick her
School from 2 to 4 p. m. SAND
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