Milford chronicle., 1927-03-18
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On Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Flovd Brasure were given Kitchen
shower at the home of Mr.. and MIS-
Greene Smith. ,.4
age for February was 97.l and the
grades. 81. Selbyville again has the
blue and gold banner on display IN
the different rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Tubbs enter
tanned at cards on Monday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Smith and
family spent the weekend in Sails
bury, Md. , @.
Nr. and Mrs. VIM. T. Hudson, ST.
returned home on Tuesday after
spending ten days in Philadelphia.
The Senior Glass presented Miss
Helen Baker with a 2S-piece teapot
ON the afternoon of her birthday.
Miss Baker received a number OF
other useful and beautiful glfts
from friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mac Long enter
tanned at cards recently.
Mrs. J. A. Tubbs gave a bridge
party on Friday afternoon.
The Community Club gave a st.
Patrick's Tea on the evening OF
the 18th. at the club room. The
decorations were of green and the
refreshments in keeping with the
color scheme. The program was in
charge of Mrs. Elmer West, Mrs. +.
K. Evans and Miss Lillian Colona,
and was as follows: Solo, My Wild
Irish Rose, Mrs. N. G. Davis, pan
tomined by Miss Mae McCabe; Uke
Chorus, High School Pupils; High
School Orchestra; play, The Seance.
The characters were as follows:
Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Uriah Long;
Mrs. Scanlan, Mrs. Henry Watson;
Mrs. Moriarity, Mrs. Elbert Lynch;
Mrs. Riley, Mrs. H. V. Tubbs; Mrs.
Clancy, Mrs. Pasher Watson, Jr.;
Maggie, Mrs. Elmer West.
Miss Hilda Evans returned from
Philadelphia on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Isaac Quillen and daughter
Catherine have returned from Phil
adelphia.
The Junior Glass presented "a
Trial OF Hearts" at the Ringler
Theatre on the evening of March IL.
Every member of the class took part
and several members of the 9th
grade and members of the 8th
grade assisted. The proceeds were
for the benefit of the Junior Class
fund.
The sixth grade have started
their sewing project and are MAX
ing their own dresses at present.
The Home Economics Department
under the direction of Miss Pauline
Moore, has started number of at
tractive receipt books. These will
be on sale shortly. Proceeds for the
benefit of the department.
The girls basketball team and
their coach were entertained at the
close of the season by Mrs. F. K.
Evans at her home on Walnut st.
Mrs. Robert Hudson Of near town,
is seriously i'll.
? Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith enter
tanned in honor of their sons, Rob-
ert and Georges birthday, on Sat
urday. 18 guests were present.
Five dollars has been donated
lIOl Tie Oduuy II unu lO4 LAO IunAu6
of the High School piano.
"Civic Science in the Home"
(Hunter and Whitman) has been
contributed to the Science Class
from the Candy Fund.
In conjunction with the movement
for Better English" the book,
How to Say It" Ourie) has been
purchased by the Candy Fund.
The Sherwin Cody series of five
Books on The Art Of Writing and
Speaking The English Language
have been purchased by the Candy
Fund. They consist of: Vol. I-Dic-
tionary of Errors; Vol. II-Gram-
mar and Punctuation; Vol. III
Word Study; Vol. decomposition
and Rhetoric; Vol. V-Story Writ
ing and journalism.
Charles Kelly spent Sunday in
Philadelphia.
The chancel bouquet on Sunday
was in memory of Mrs. Long, Mrs.
Geo. McGee's mother.
The Spider" was in charge of
Miss Hazel Evans and was read by
her on Friday afternoon in the
assembly room of the high school.