Milford chronicle., 1926-02-19
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Mrs. Ingram for some years to en-
tertain the class at their home dur
ing the Valentine season. Las
Thursday night was the time for this
annual event and the the invitations
styled it Bethel Cleaners Fun
Night" About sixty-five people
gathered at the Ingram home on
Market street and were splendidly
entertained. The formal features
consisted of Bible reading by John
r. Lawton; short talk on "Socialbil-
ity of Christianity" by Rev. M. S.
Andrews; reading, "LincOlns Get
tysburg Address," by Miss Betty In
gram; Essay on Lincoln" to be
written in five minutes-prize win
ner for essay, Mrs. Catherine john
ston; vocal selections by double
quartet consisting of Arthur H. Nor
ris, w. H. Roach, ALT. Wingate, Sam
uel Pierce, J. R. Lawton, Samuel B..
Marshall, Lynford Russell and Mr..
Ingram; Humorous Reading" by
Mrs. Richard Mathis; "Charades," "
sponsored by Mrs. G. w, Johnston;
"Ukuele Trio" composed of Misses
Helena and Lillian COverdale and
Miss Nellie Clifton, with songs and
dances; "Five Minute Letters" or
rhymes composed from captioned
letters, Bethel Cleaners, which were
supposed to include constructive
criticisms of the class work, prize
won by John R. Lawton; character
eI~o4oI,oe of &bo H1oonorc in 1.hur1o 7oU
Mrs. Milton S. Andrews; Coon
Hunt" a laughable game in which
all took part: w. H. Roach in song
and dance steps with Samuel Mar
shall tickling the banjo; reading by
J. R. Lawton; limericks playing on
the names of the class and funny
incidents in their lives, compiled and
read by Mrs. J. K. Rowland. After
the program and sumptuOus lun-
cheon all were taken by auto to the
school auditorium where Mr.. In
gram had arranged through the
courtesy of Superintendent Brinser
to have the moving picture Glass
mates" run off as a windup feature
for Bethel Cleaners Fun Night"
Captain John M. Barnes who has
been master of the pilot boat "Phil-
adelphia" for the past two weeks,
was relieved on Saturday by Captain
Arthur w. Conwell Of Philadelphia,
who will have charge for the coming
two weeks; owing to the heavy gale
of wind last week, one day several
of the local pilots were taken to
southern ports on vessels as Cap
tain Barnes was unable to get to
them with the pilot boat to take
them off.
The Young Mems Bible Glass of
the Lewes NJ. E. Church held their
sixth annual banquet last Friday eV-
ening at the home of their teacher,
Rev. Milton S. Andrews, who acted |
as toastmaster. Addresses were
made by Rev. William Leishman,
pastor of the Lewes Presbyterian |
Church, Napoleon B. Register, su-
Derintendent of the M. T.. Sunday |
school and James M. Tunnel, attor-
ley Of Georgetown. An original
poem, Lincoln, Man of the Peo-
)le," written by Edward Martin, was
'ead by Professor Ira S. Brinser, su-
Of the Lewes Public
Schools.
The second annual Dairy School
Inder the auspices Of the Extension
department. of the University Of Del
ware, the Interstate Dairy Council,
upplee-Wills-Jones Milk Company,
he Sussex Trust Company, the
Jassau Milk Producers Association
nd the U. S. Department of Agri-
ulture cooperating with the Reno
9th Presbyterian Church at the
Hall, Midway, will be
eld on Thursday and Friday, Feb
uary 18th and 18th. A very interest
Is program has been arranged be-
inning each afternoon at 1880, with
upper served at the Community
all from to and lasting to about
in the evening. One of the enter I
lining features each evening from
to 1880 will be community singing, c
d by Thomas r. Ingram of the
lssex Trust Company, Lewes, and l
usic furnished by the Lewes High
;hool Orchestra, Ira S. Brinser, di- l.
ctor.
The Lewes High School girls bas- '
It ball team defeated FrankfOrd
rls at SelbyVille last Wednesday I
ght by a score Of 63 to 3. The 1
'ankford boys team defeated the v
yves boys team. "
Benjamin S. Albertson, Jr., who is b
lployed in Philadelphia, spent the O.
,ek-end with his family here. q
At the meeting of the fourth quar- N
'ly conference of the Lewes NJ. E. rt
urch, Cornelius c. Marshall was W
,cted lay delegate to the annual v
Inference to be held in Dover next Il
NTH and George w. Robinson vas M
cted alternate. v -
Charles T. Nelson, Ebe r. Palmer v
d ]. Roland Tindall have been fr
cted representative to attend the nc
citing of the State Council Jr. o. vi
A. M. held at Delmar this week. WI
number of local people visited so
county seat last week when But er
was being tried. MI
Register of Wills Isaac e. Jones
granted letters Of administra- Tn
d on the estate Of Miss Annie ]. OF
nch to George E. Chambers.
'homas R. Ingram, Edison c. tu
lge, DR.. John G. Cannon and ed
lrles T. Nelson motored to Dover
Friday afternoon and found the tn
ds from Milford to Dover almost nil
)assable in some places on ac- MI
mt of the heavy snow, while at
yes only a very little snow could wa
found on the State Highway. loI
aptain John S. Lynch and wife Dr'
Mt Sunday with their daughter, toI
). Charles G. Green in George -
n Ne