Milford chronicle., 1925-07-10
Frederica

A. w. CarrOw, splendidly rendered
scenic reading "The Ruggles Fam
lily" by Mrs. R. K. Foster, that was
highly humorous and enjoyable. Tht
following represented the family: R
X. Foster, Henry Carey, Benjamin
Burton, Dorothy Robbins, Mrs. Hell
en- Nichols, Oliver Melvin, LiVy ROg-
ers, Bertha Moore, Margaret Rob
bins, Mrs. Willard Slaughter anC
Mrs. Burton Hendricks. A reading
"Hiawatha" by Miss Dorothy Mitte1
was excellent and much enjoyed
Selection, Miss Jeanette Belts, Vio-
linist, Watson Belts, cOrnetist, Mrs
L. L. Carlisle, pianist, was a rare
treat to music lover. The singing by
Raymond Bennett and r. K. Foster
was thoroughly enjoyed and evok-
ed great applause. H. T. Mitten who
is noted for his wit and humor made
a few remarks and presented Mrs. I.
W. Belts, secretary of the Ladies
Aid Society with a check from Mrs.
George Wood for the amount of one
hundred and three dollars. This
money was received from the play
valley Farm" after making some
needed purchases for the parsonage.
The members of the league sold
cake and ice cream. A silver Offer
ing was received at the door.
Oscar Harrington took a trip to
Baltimore this week on the Amer
igo."
Many of our citizens went to Re-
hoboth on Saturday and some re-
manned over the weekend as fol-
lows: Mrs. John Mcbride, Mrs. Cor
don Counselman, Mrs. Burton Hen
bricks, Oliver Melvin, Livy C. Rog-
ers, Mrs. Lester Rentz, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Leach, Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp
Wilson, Mrs. Herman Vinyard, Mrs.
Elma B. Sapp, Burris Spurry, Henry
and Joseph Vinyard and John Ma
larky.
Miss Rae Maguigan is visiting rel
atives in Atlantic City.
J. G.. Mcbride, Burton Hendricks
and Lester Rentz spent Sunday at
Ocean City, Md.
James Emerson and Miss Bessie
Emerson are visiting in Wilmington.
William Prouse of Philadelphia
was the guest of Mrs. Herman Vim
yard over the weekend.
Mrs. Mary Darby has been quite
sick but is improving.
Mrs. Lydia Hydorn is quite III.
Mrs. Irene vinyard of Houston was
the guest of her father, John Sipple
on Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Moler of Virginia and |
Miss Irene Lewis of Philadelphia |
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Lewis.
DR.. DerricksOn, Miss Mary Der
Miss Mary Garbutt, Miss
Mary Hoey and Miss Pauline Sale
van motored to Sandy Beach for a
days outing last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer and
daughter of Staten Island and
Boone Palmer of Delaware City are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer.
Mrs. E. B. Harrington of Harring-
.on is visiting Mrs. T. v. Cahall.
Mrs. T. V. Cahall has been spend
ing few days at the Hotel Henlop-
IN at RehobOth.
William Conner of Wilmington is
spending some time in Frederica.
John Wright who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Laura Stevenson
was taken to the Emergency Hospl-
al quite ill last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Taylor of
spent the weekend
With Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Smith.
Mrs. Mary Boone was Denton
,isitor several days this week.
Mrs. Edith Melvin is visiting Mr..
md Mrs. John Brown Of Audubon,
Y. J.
Mrs. Thomas Emory is on the sick
ist.
Marshall Salevan and sister, Mar
yuerite, of Philadelphia, spent the {
Fourth with their parents, Mr.. and
Irs. Thos. Salevan. {
Miss Geraldine Lowe Of George
own is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Harrington and
hildren of Pennsylvania have been I
listing Mr.. and Mrs. James Ben
EFT. /
Harry Stevenson of Greensboro, v
ID, is visiting his mother, Mrs. i
ldIy L. OLGfCloOAs Y
Mrs. Sallie Salisbury and daugh- {
er Susan of Denton, Md, are visit
1g Mrs. Anna T. Rogers.
William Hoey of New York and Y
[iss Dora Law of Newark spent I
and Sunday with Mrs. W.
!. Hoey. S
Edwin Patterson of Palmyra, N. j., F
, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pat
,rsOn. c
Mrs. John W. Townsend spent F
.veral days with Mrs. Sonnenwald l,
Bowers this week. fl
Mrs. Herman Vinyard has a little a
antam hen that is the proud mo-
Ter of three little chicks and eleven r
nv partridges. The partridge eggs e,
ere found in the field after the IL
heat was cut and placed under the
N. Mrs. Vinyard's friends have W
lggested taking them to the falE" CT
The Frederica Child Health Cen A
r during the summer months, Will e.
cupy the home economics room on
e first floor of the high school ri
Hiding rather than the upper room D;
ed during the school session. This 2,
Iange was adopted last month be-
use of the renovation then in pro S,
ess throughout the building. The re
others will appreciate the summer
e of this pleasant room as well as hC
e slight change in schedule: IA da
m. instead Of "a. d.
Miss Bertha Welcome, public pI
alth nurse for lower Kent county th
rdially invites all Frederick and
raj mothers to attend on Wednes- m
v. July Is. School children on va OF
tion may also come, preferably ac- Nj
mpanied by small brothers and at
,ters or neighbors. Mrs. 1. W. en-
I-1 aI,o; ;,,,,ooT will also he