Milford chronicle., 1925-12-04
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| Ihe Nh II Cnurch members nave
their fancy and art table at Chan
dler's store.
Rev. Windsor is having wonder
full success in his revival at St.
Georges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Harring-
ton and Mrs Davis of Milford, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Daisey,
| Sunday.
Mn and Mrs. Fred Hickman of
MillsbOrO. and Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs.
Rogers of Wilmington, called on
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Williams, Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Campbell spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Campbell of Selbyville.
John and Chester Morris of Bea
CONS College spent the holidays
here with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Truitt enter
tanned several relatives and friends
from fredericksburg, Md. Laurel and
DagsbOrO at a turkey dinner on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams
gave a Thanksgiving dinner in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Williams
and Mr.. George Smith
Joseph Long, Jr.. and family and
Raymond Tumey and family, visit
ed Mrs. TOomey's parents at GeOr-
rgetOwn recently.
Mrs. Leila Daisey and children,
have been spending sometime in
Philadelphia.
Miss Eta Smith spent Thanks
giving in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Baker and
children spent Thanksgiving with
their parents here.
Mrs. Bertha Jefferson spent
few days with her father, the latter
part of the week.
Miss Hannah Cannon was enter
tanned at dinner Thursday by Miss
Bertha Taylor
Miss Alexander spent the week
with her parents at Frederick.
Gertrude Williams, Edna Rey-
nOlds, Preston TimmOns, all from
the University of Delaware, spent
the holidays at home.
The following made 100 per cent.
in attendance in the third grade
for November. Frank Bunting, Rus
sell ClOgg, Norman Davidson, Geo.
Dukes, Paul Williams, Howard
Lockwood, John TimmOns, Paul
TimmOns. Ernest Timmons, Ber-
nard TimmOns, Paul West, Helen
West. Hilda West, Helen Kitchens,
Lillian TimmOns, Kathryn Tim
mons, Cora Steelman, Hilda Steen,
Cathryn Campbell, Esther Layton,
Marie Lockwood Evelyn Humph-
ries, Louise Hudson
Names of honor roll pupils in |
second grade for the month of Nov
ember are: ElwOod Coffin, Harley |
Dukes. Louis Williams, Orville Lay
field, Virginia ClOgg, Reba Chand-
Ter, Pauline Figgs, Leila Kitchens,
Irene Timmons, Irene Gray, Eliza
beth Jones, Dorothy TimmOns.
First grade pupils making per-
feet attendance: William Britting-
ham, James Gray, John Hudson,
Lucille Morris, Samuel TimmOns,
George Coffin, Kathryn Williams,
Nina Toomey, Pearl Mitchell. Helen
Donaway. Maude ClOgg, Edna Can
non, Elizabeth Bunting, Elizabeth
Bunting. Mary Baker
Miss Emma Carmean has been
spending a few days in Norfolk, Va.
The teachers and pupils gave
very nice Thanksgiving program
as follows:
Song Thanksgiving Hymn; Pray
9r lead by Mr.. Adams; ImpersOna-
ton of characters of Stories, LIST
and 2nd grade; reading by First
Irade song. Foreign Children, sec
md grade; Thanksgiving song, 9rd
grade. Jingle Bells; Silent Read
ng, First Grade; Song, Fourth
Grade, Thanksgiving Day; recita
ion, Edward Figgs; Song, Smile
while. First Grade; recitation,
Doris Hudson; Folk Play, Second
trade; Recitation, Ida Timmons;
ecitation, Kathleen Chandler; solo
evelyn Humphreys; Attendance,
Hiss Jones; Mutter and humble,
Brenda and Herman; Illiteracy
'ampaign, Mr. Wilkins; songs,
fifth and Sixth Grades; business
Meeting; Song, Eighth Grade; re-
Preston West; Play, Sew
nth Grade; Thanksgiving song by q
school, America.