Milford chronicle., 1928-10-12
HAPPENINGS IN
II AND ABOUT TOWN
The Girl Reserves Rummage Sale

donations or money received by
Mrs. George W. Marshall for the
Red Cross this week were S. from
Mrs. William Watson and 81 from
Miss Cora Sipple.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ P.
Church will hold a rummage sale in
the COopersmith's store, on Satur-
day, October Is. Please send all ar
ticles there Saturday morning.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Protestant Church will
hold their annual bazaar and supper
on Thursday and Friday evenings,
November and 8, Keep the dates
in mind
The Faithful Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet on Thursday
afternoon, October 18th, at 8 o'clock
in the Community Building. All
members try to be present, and
bring your dues.
Miss Helen Camp will be in Mil
ford tomorrow, Saturday, October
18th, to see any mothers interested
in having their children join her
dancing classes this year. Anyone
I interested, phone 70.
On next Saturday, October 18th,
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
Methodist Protestant Church will
hold a rummage sale in Cooper
smiths room on the corner of North
Walnut and Front streets.
While standing on the running
board of a car last week, Ben Man
love, son of George Manlove, was
pulled off by a passing car and
knocked down. He escaped with |
only a few bruises and scratches. |
Mrs. Ernest Wilkins, who has
been a patient at the Milford Emer-
gency Hospital for the past five |
weeks, has returned to her home.
Her mother, Mrs. Louis Murray, of |
Lewes, is staying with her indefin-
itely.
Alderman E. V. Hendrixson's re-
port for September is as follows: Is
arrests, and fines amounting to
$12750, returned to the town treas
urer. The following officers made
the arrests: Johnson, 4; Courtney,
8; Davis, 2.
DR.. John G. Sharpe recently do
mated to the Milford Free Library a
fine collection of 1O3 books, which
includes biography, geography, his
tory, fiction-a splendid addition to
the library, and much appreciated
by the patrons. i
The Ladies Aid of Milford Neck {
will be postponed until October 10. {
Each member is requested to be
present to help with entertainment.
Refreshment committee: Mrs. Toll i
bert, Mrs. Harvey Jester, Mrs. Will 9
our Mills and Mrs. Harvey Thomp-
son.
The Epworth League of the Ave
lue Methodist Episcopal Church is :,
having some very interesting meet
ngs. A short sketch will be given
" them on Sunday evening, to +
which everybody is welcome. The n
lpworth League will give a Hal "
Owe'en party on Monday, October
9, in the Chapel. All members re- q
lember the date. W
Mrs. George w. Marshall, chair Il
ian of the Milford Chapter of the
led Cross, has been receiving large n
Quantities of clothing for the suf- B
erers of the recent hurricane. A il
ariel of clothes was sent this
eek to the sufferers, and another F.,
Ok is being gotten ready for ship Al
tent. Contributions will be well %
)me any time this week.
Delaware Colony Day will be cele- eC
rated on Saturday at one o'clock w
the home for the feeble-minded di
Delaware Colony. There will be
pound party" and the children +b
i'll put on play. Superintendent no
oward T. Ennis will give the an on
lal report of the work, and music
i'll be furnished by a band. The
lblic is invited to attend. lid
We
On Thursday of next week, Oc- an
Der IS, Rev. C. E. Dryden, a for
er pastor of the Methodist Protest. bo
1t Church of Milford, will give his q q
cture on the second tour of the -,
ply Land, at the Methodist Protest ~
It Church. He has secured $500
ct of movie film covering the most 9r
teresting features of his trip to the La
by Land, Syria, Egypt and Eu- La
pc.
Next Sunday will be Rally Day at sp
e First Methodist Protestant Ma
urch. At 10 a. m. there will be he
pageant entitled Their Golden
lily Day." given in the Sunday be-
hOOl room. At II o'clock the min Mr.
er, Rev. J. Franklin Bryan, will tur
each a special sermon entitled, we
Apply Harvest Home" and at 7.3O i
m, the regular annual Sunday hot
hool rally program will be rem of
red in the auditorium. Co,
The Girl Reserves of the Milford pit
w. G. A, held their first cabinet n
citing on Monday to start planning anC
program for the year. Miss anC
tn Kemp, assistant Y. w. c. A. ma
rotary, attended the meeting. On wit
esday afternoon Miss Martha for,
ode, secretary, and Miss Ruth T
mp opened the campaign for iad
in presenting the work 80.
the Girl Reserves to the new c.,
Is of the high school in the school dIr
lding. NJ.
.mong those from Milford who at con
ded the delightful luncheon CIV sioT
by Pierre S. DUPONT, president of ~
Delaware Red Cross, and Henry 81
Scott, chairman of the executive ~
in the ball room of the 10y
ell DUPONT on Tuesday, were: DR.. ' III
.sbaII bo+I, - oe ~, % W. and
tive committee; Miss Ida Draper, us
G. H. Draper, ST., Miss Fanny n Otlie
mes, Miss Marian McKim, Mrs. pAi''
ster Marshall and Mrs. Donnell M
shall. her
and