Milford chronicle., 1928-11-16
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of the Women's Auxiliary of the
Kent General Hospital, are grateful
for the very generous donations
they were able to send to the hospi-
tai on Donation Day, Saturday, No
vember 10. The following things
were sent from Frederick: $3.50 in
cash, 1-2 gallon can, 8 quart cans, 10
pint cans, 8 1-2 pint jars, jelly
glasses of home canned fruits and
vegetables, 1 pumpkin, 2 12-lb. bags
flour, l basket sweet potatoes. IA
lbs. sugar, 2 packages bran, 1 pack
age corn flakes, l package tea, l bot
tie cherries, jars sandwich spread,
2 packages gelatine, 2 cans sliced
! pineapple, cans tomato puree, l
can cocoa malt, 1 can milk, 1 can
marshmallOw whip, can corn, 1 can
peas, 6 cakes toilet soap and old
magazine. In addition the following
things have been received and will
be sent to the hospital: 2 cans corn,
l can peas, 2 cans stringless beans
and 25c cash.
Mrs. L. L. Carlisle and Mrs. Her.
man Vinyard attended a bridge lun-
cheon in Wyoming last week.
Mrs. William Leach entertained
number of friends on the evening of
Armistice Day with music and cards.
Miss Elizabeth Lank rendered
number of popular selections. Clar-
ence Person gave some excellent vi
olin selections accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. w. H. Person on the
piano.
Our town was startled by an alarm
of fire on Tuesday morning. The
property of Marshall Salevan had
caught fire from a defective chin
new which was filled with burning
SCOT. Mr.. Salevan had been burning
waste paper in the stove. By the
quick response of the Frederica and
Milford fire companies the blaze was
soon extinguished.
Mrs. ]. Reynolds Rogers had
major operation in the Kent General :
Hospital at Dover Thursday of last
week She is doing as well as can
be expected at this time.
Edgar Lyons a pupil in the third
grade of the Frederick schools, who
was seriously injured about the
head in an automobile accident is in
the Marshall Hospital and doing
quite well.
Rev. N. c. Benson began his re-
vival services in Milford Neck ,
Church on Sunday evening. Superin- ,
tendent Gunby filled the pulpit in
Trinity NJ. E. Church on Sunday ev-
ening and preached a wonderful c
sermon. G
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Anderson
md little daughter, Nancy Jane, Wis a
ted their grandparents, Mr.. and :
Mrs. John Cunningham on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Melvin, Mr..
md Mrs Samuel Bostic, Miss Madge
Pollard and Oliver Melvin took a
motor trip on Sunday to Conowingo,
Baltimore, Washington, Arlington
cemetery and Mt. Vernon.
Miss Bessie Emerson spent sever
j days in Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. Albert w. Boone is visiting
Ter sister, Mrs. James Moore in
Westerly, Rhode Island. Mrs. Moore
5 ill in a hospital there.
Wilmer Dare of Philadelphia was
he guest of Miss Mary Garbutt over
he weekend and Armistice Day.
Lawrence Belts has returned home
fter spending the summer in the
Ocono Mountains.
Mrs. Herman Galloway is spending
week in New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keim of Ard
lore, Pa, were weekend guests of
iss Elizabeth Lank. Mrs. Elizabeth
ountain of Philadelphia spent last
eek with Miss Lank.
Mrs. Laura Frazier is visiting in
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Burton, Mr..
nd Mrs. John Mcbride are visiting
r. and Mrs. Raymond S. Gordon of
N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carey of Will
ingtOn were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
aymond Wilson last week.
Miss Madge Pollard of Delaware
ty was the guest over the week.
Id of Miss Mary Melvin and Mrs.
lbitha Bostic and of Mrs. Arthur
elvin on Armistice Day.
Mrs. Albert w. Boone was hos
SIS recently to a delightful bridge
rty Milford guests were Mrs. G.
Holzmueller, Mrs. E. T. Williams,
rs Edwin P Messick, Mrs. T. T.
indsor, Mrs. Bayard Wharton, Mrs.
A Derrickson, Miss Anna Rat
If, Miss Bess Ratcliff, Miss Mia
)rris and Mrs. George Baynum.
Mrs. Julia Cam assisted by Mrs.
Cain and Mrs, Robert Carpenter
tertained the Ladies Aid Society
ry pleasantly at the home of Mrs
mn. Select readings were given by
s. Harry F. Mitten, Mrs. Carpen-
and Miss Marian Wilson. Miss
nix played a number of piano Sc
tions. The evening was pleasantly
mt.