Milford chronicle., 1925-03-20
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- 4uASASOA dI Lu6 u4Su SCHOOL on Frl
u day of last week. The dining roor
was attractiVely decorated wit
green crepe paper. The table wa
. beautifully set, the color scheme be
ing green and white with shamrock
for place cards. The following mem
was served, salmon loaf, baked pota
toes in the half shell, creamed peas
peach pickle, prune conserve, muf
fins, cheese and pineapple salad, anC
surprise cakes.
The guests were Principal NJ. L
Hydorn, John L. Shilling, superin
tendent of high schools; Mrs. Albert
w. Boone, Miss Ruth Kellar, Mrs
Alice G. Melvin, Miss Lulu Emory
Mrs. Annie B. Harrington, Miss Lulu
Pratt, Miss Catherine Morris and the
hostess, Miss Cora Spayd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boone of Will
mington spent the weekend with
Mrs. Mary A. Boone.
Leon Kelley has purchased the
house and store on Front street,
owned by Homert T. Belts. Mr.. Belts
has rented a farm near Middletown
where he will shortly reside. Mr..
Kelley who was recently married
will prepare to move into his new
home as soon as it is vacated.
The Frederick bowling team has
won two games out of three with the
Milton team recently.
Mrs. Herman Vinyard is receiving
treatment at the Milford Emergency
Hospital.
Mrs. Robert M. Harrington is re-
ceiVing treatment at the Marshall
Hospital.
Mrs. Carlisle Needles was operated
on Saturday at the Milford Emergen-
cy Hospital for appendicitis and is
doing well.
Caleb Williams has had a severe
attack of pneumonia but is greatly
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Stevens have
had as their guests the formers sis
ters, Mrs. Bessie Thawley of Will
mington and Mrs. Alberta Ross of
GoldsborO, Md.
Ira Garbutt has been quite sick |
for two weeks with a cold.
DR.. John B. Derrickson was very
sick the past week.
Arthur Melvin, ST., has been suf-
fering with rheumatism in his shouI-
der this week and unable to attend
to his business.
Miss Pauline Stevens who has been
i'll with rheumatism is able to be
out again.
Cleaver Moore who has been i'll
with pneumonia in the Milford
Hospital has returned to
his home.
frank Roe purchased the cream
cry building on David street and
it into a modern meat
store. Slaughter Brothers are add
ng other improvements and getting
t in shape to occupy at an early ,
late. They should do a good busi- ,
less on the boulevard/
Mr.. and Mrs. John Darby enter :
aimed at cards on Thursday even
ng for the benefit of the Emergency
Hospital. Attractive prizes were :
.warded. A beautiful angel food c
AXE donated by Mrs. Kate Boone 5
Tas won by Burton Hendricks. /
On Friday evening, March Goth, at n
80 o'clock a chicken salad supper i
ill be given in Freder1ca town hall n
y the sophomore class of the high T.
chOol. Forty cents buys it all. Come
ne and all. 4
Lowell Turner visited friends in :,
lola over the weekend. +,
Mrs. 1. w. Belts attended the meet n
lg of the Col. Haslet Chapter of the g,
. A. R. at the home of Mrs. Walter h
-orris in Dover last Tuesday and =
card the beautiful talk given by ~
.e hostess of her trip to Florida and ~
her points of interest. Mrs. Belts -
Is been selected as delegate to at a
nd the 34th Continental Congress -
the D. A. r. which will be held II
Washington, D. c., in April.
The Sunshine Society met at the
me of Mrs. I. W. Belts on Monday II
ening, with large attendance. II
This active society broadcasts II
lch sunshine and cheer. II
Mrs. Belts presided at the meeting.
The program follows: II
Sunshine prayer by society.
Piano selections, Mrs. Burton Hen
icks.
Scripture lesson by Mrs. "A. W.
rrOw. II
report by Mrs. Hen
lcks, was very gratifying.
New members were received.
Delegates to the State Convention
be held in the Peoples Church,
yer, Mrs. I. w. Belts, Mrs. Bur-
/ Hendricks, Miss Helena Case,
S. John Darby, Mrs. T. V. Cahall
l Mrs. Anna Rogers.
committees were appointed to sell 4
1ets for play given by the ush-
union of Camden on March 16.
,ceeds for the Frederick Sunshine
iety. The hostess served refresh
1ts and Mrs. G.. e. Wood poured 8
from the urn used by George (
shington. r
he next meeting will be held at I
home of Mrs. Reynolds Rogers
he Frederick Bowling Club jour-
ed to Milton last Tuesday night, /
ch 10th, and played the fast Mil =
lg's sport was finished Frederick <
won four games and Milton 4
70. The line up was as follows: ,
q E. Mcbride, John B. Hend- +
S, Ralph Jester, John R. Rogers,
es Morris. Monday night, March
, the Frederick Bowling Club ,,
neyed to Milton once again, and 81
med the fast Milton Club three a.
of five games. This makes four -
) in all that Frederick has made +
Iilton and only one defeat. Any
hboring town wishing to chal-
e the Frederick Club on the Mil
alleys please address communi-