Milford chronicle., 1928-04-20
|. HAPPENINGS IN
II AND ABOUT TOWN

The second Sunday in May will be
Mothers Day
Just a white rose or a bouquet OF
white flowers will be a pleasure for
the mother, on Sunday, May 18th,
Mothers Day.
Don't forget the card party Wed
nesday, April 25th, in the Nurses
Home for the benefit of the Milford
Emergency Hospital.
Mrs. John May Smoot, of near
Milford, sprained her ankle while
stepping out the door of her home
Her foot caught on the door sill,
twisting the ankle.
There will be a card party held
in the Nurses Home, Wednesday,
April 25th, for the benefit of the
Milford Emergency Hospital. Tickets
SOC. Prizes will be awarded and re-
| freshments served.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Home Missionary Society
will be held at the chapel Tuesday
afternoon, April oath at 2:30 o'clock.
Full attendance is desired to make
final plans for the convention.
Cedar Neck Home and School AS
sociation, district No. l, will hold
meeting on April 25th. REGULATIONS
and election of officers. AS we are
unable to prepare plays for that
date, they will be given in the near
future.
George D. Truitt, formerly of Mil
ford, has been placed on the honor
roll at Huntington school for boys
which he attends. George has been
taking part in school theatricals and
musical work and has made quite
name for himself among the faculty
and pupils.
The aesthetic dancing classes will
be resumed this Saturday, April 81
The first class at 10:45; the second |
class at 1:45 and the girl reserve
class at three o'clock. The pattern
for the costume like Miss Camp |
wears, can be secured from Mrs.
Davis Grier:
The convention of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society of the Do
yer District will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Thurs
day, April Goth. Morning session at
l0:30 and afternoon session at 1880.
will be served at the
chapel at twelve o'clock. All mem
1ers of the Milford Auxiliary are in
7ited.
All the able-bodied men of the ;
Presbyterian Church have been re-
luested by Rev. John Humphreys to I
90 to the manse on next Tuesday j
evening at five o'clock, to assist in ]
destroying the old barn and in chop
)ing down the old tree on the place. S
The ladies of the church will pro- s
-ide a supper, and the men are re- '
luested to take along their crow q
lars, axes or hammers for the work. a
The annual meeting of the Pres
,yterial Society for Missions will .
e held in the Dover Presbyterian l
'hurch April 25 and 26. The theme !
f the program will be Entering
H." Mrs. Roland H. Evans, a mis- u
ionary from Efulan, Africa, will be
ne of the speakers. Also, Rev.
ohm Mcdowell, secretary division Ii
Church Extension and Missions, O
ew York city, a splendid speaker. d
n Wednesday evening the Mission y
and of the Dover Church will give a.
he pageant, alice Thru the Pos N
u Card" There will be music at a,
lch session, several prominent So b.
lists taking part. Every society "
lroughout the peninsula are asked
send delegates to this meeting.
A large delegation of Milford Odd ~
elbows will accompany Crystal y;
cunt Degree Staff to Dover Friday VI
7ening, April 27, where the Milford " "
,ys will dramatic the second de- NJ
zee before a class of candidates in ~
over State Armory. The members NJ
the degree staff have devoted A."
lite a bit of time to perfecting
is degree, and feel as though it -,
rs time well spent, for this is the -, u
ird time this season they have ap- ne
AIRED with other lodges at rallies. vi
slaware Lodge of Wilmington will we
nfer the first and third degree the dC
me evening. Preceding the cere-
)nies at the Armory, a street pa Jol
de OF all visiting lodges, headed an
Delaware Lodge Band of 80
Gees, will be held, forming at the
Railroad station at
ven O'Clock. Crystal Fount Lodge
US will take part in the parade,
wing been assigned second posi- Sa
II in the line. At this time they ses
Il wear their new caps, which on
eatly adds to their appearance. be