Milford chronicle., 1928-03-23
HAPPENINGS IN
II AND ABOUT TOWN

from the play given last week.
Come and hear the Hall and Fo
Orchestra, March 2S, at the chapel.
Come to the chapel March 28tl
and hear the minstrels give thei
sketch.
Three act play called "Clarenc,
Decides" at chapel Wednesday
March 2Sth. Price Csc at door.
Miss Margaret Simpson sings so.
los and gives reading at the chapel
on Wednesday night, March %.
There will be a rummage sale
Saturday, March gath, in the store
formerly occupied by Mettam's
Paint Shop.
A great many Milford mechanics
have been working in Rehoboth dur
ing the past month, due to the scar
city of work here
The bi-weekly meeting held by the
Girl Reserves on Fridays is preced-
ed by meeting every other Friday
of the executive council.
A very nice ST. Patrick's Day sup
per was given in the lecture room
of the Presbyterian Church on We'd
nesday night of this week.
A treat for Milford: IAN Old
Fashioned Mother" Come and see
her at the Grange Hall, Wednesday,
March 2Sth, at eight p. M.
{ Christ Church Guild will hold a
bake at the Pierce Hardware store
on Saturday at 10 a. m. Come and
buy delicious soup, pies, bread, cake,
etc.
SiXty-siX per cent of the Milford
pupils deposited to their savings
accounts in the First National and
the Milford Trust Company $74.25
last week.
Come to Wildwood Hall Friday,
March 23rd and bring your family.
Chicken salad, fried oysters and all
that goes to make up a good supper
for the small price of fifty cents.
Mrs. Helen Mckinley, State Lead
sr of Home Economics, will hold her
regular monthly meeting at Mill
wood Hall, Wednesday, March %.
All members and friends are cordi-
lily invited to attend these meet
ngs. !
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society will meet on Tuesday after
loon, March 9th, at the chapel at
$50. This is a very important meet
ng and it is urgently requested that
very member be present. A special
is being prepared.
The boys club band had an cleo
ion of officers at their meeting last
week, with the following elected:
oseph Adam, president; Miller Will j
ms, vice president; Price Webb,
ecretary-treasurer; E. C. Evans, !
manager; Professor Edward Thorn !
S, band master. il
For the benefit of the Loyal Sun
ay school class, a three act play
allied Clarence Decides" will be 1
iven at the chapel beautiful on
7ednesday evening, MaTcE IS. ut 3
clock. Admission rs cents. No re-
.rve seats. Come help a good cause
-Chulch Building Fund.
Mrs. Maggie Davis, who lives near t
ilford, burned her right hand very v
IDLY last week. AS Mrs. Davis was v
king a roast of beef from the top s
the stove, it slipped from the plat '
r, and in trying to grab the roast, Ii
rs. Davis slapped her hand on the n
It stove instead, burning the fing-
S badly.
The missionary study class of the
,enue Methodist Episcopal Church
s been meeting every week to
ad under the direction of Miss P
nnie Davis, the chairman of mis- M
ms. This week this class met at
e home of Miss Anne Deputy to w
i'd Young Islam on Trek" a NJ
Idly in the clash of civilization, by
sill Mathews.
A turkey dinner was given in hon ~
of Edw. Cooper's birthday Sun w
Y, March IL, at his home. Ice
cam was served as dessert. Those he
ssent were: Mr.. and Mrs. William at
Wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
ndricks, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 49,
ssick, Mrs. Neal Wilkins and two S4R,
ldren, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hall, "
and Mrs. Virgil Johnson and
IS Ruth Wilson. c..
Ir. and Mrs. MILFORD B. Donovan, Ill
Monroe street, Wilmington, were
EN- a surprise party last Wednes- oh
evening, March 14th, in their Wis
ne, in honor of their goth we'd
g anniversary. A number of III,
nds and neighbors gathered to If
graduate the couple. Mrs. DonO- U-o
is the former Miss Emma Ross,
Milford. There are five child
in the family, Beatrice E., ms
rles Ross, Sarah c., Charlotte, ne
MILFORD, Jr. GI-
pecial conference year closing
vices and contest rally will be III
| at st. Paul's M. e. Church, Mil mo
|, on Sunday, March 25th. The we
.or, Rev. ]. H. Nutter, will preach n
lie evening his last sermon before Wi
ing for the Delaware Annual the
which convenes in Tind- Eve
Temple, Philadelphia, March %. N
3 p. m. special union services. Chi
pastors, chOirs and congrega- par
5 of Bethel A. M. b. Church, MI. on
n Baptist Church and public r
ol teachers are invited to coop Han
e in the services. wee
three-act play entitled "The H.
Egg" will be given on Friday M
ing, March 80, at eight o'clock Mea
ne Milford Grange Hall. This wee
which is both educational and G.
Orous, brings out in very M
: way the correct methods of dan,
management in all phases, Par
the Matching and breeding of Mrs
baby chick through the COM Ar
r. cycle of growth and egg pro- NJ w
on. Those who are engaged in 1 n,
terested in the poultry business NJ NJ"
Id not miss seeing it. Every MI .
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