Milford chronicle., 1928-04-06
HAPPENINGS IN
II AND ABOUT TOWN

Worth while waiting for-White
Rose Minstrels, Friday, April 9th.
$71.12 was deposited by 81 per
cent of the Milford pupils last week.
Milford's best in black face
White Rose MinstTels, Friday, April
9th.
Don't forget the 13 cent supper at
the Grange Hall ON Friday evening,
April 18th.
The Girl Reserves will hold bake
at Mettam's vacated paint store on
this Saturday.
Don't miss the White Rose Minis
trels, Friday, April 9th. Benefit of
Alumni Scholarship Fund.
Do you know what can be done
for 10 cents? Come to the Grange
Hall on the evening of April 10 and
see.
The meeting of the w. c. II. U.
will be held at the home of Mrs. Sar-
ah Draper, April 10th. Text word
praise"
The W. C. T. o. will hold bake
at the Pierce Hardware store Sat
urday, April 9TH. Everything good to
eat for Easter Sunday.
Thirteen may be your lucky num-
Der. Try the Is cent supper at the
Grange Hall on April 18th, and you |
will say it was lucky venture.
Cakes, pies, candy, bread, cookies
and all kinds of good things will be
for sale at the Girl Reserve bake
on Saturday morning, April 18th.
The Girl Reserves will hold a
bake in Mettam's old store on North
Walnut street, Saturday. All kinds of
good things will be on sale at ten
o'clock.
The Carlisle Fire Company was
called to the farm home of Clarence
Hammond, near Frederick, Wednes-
day morning to extinguish a Chin
ney fire.
Services will be held at Staytons-
vile Church, Sunday afternoon at
1870. Everybody invited. Rev. Willis
of Glendale, will have charge of the
services.
Come to the Grange Hall on Fri
day evening, April Is. A Is cent
supper will be served from 5:1S to
nous. Cake walk and other attrac-
tons. Begins at 7:47. ]
The classes in interpretive and
folk dancing conducted by Miss
Camp at the Community Building
will not be held this Saturday or !
next Saturday, but will be resumed
on Saturday, April 21st. c
James Brown, colored, was taken
to Jail Monday for nOn-support of
his wife. He was arrested sometime
ago on this charge, but having lately
failed to provide funds. he was TAX
en- to Dover Monday morning.
The Ladies Aid of Milford Neck b
meets at the church April 18th. En- c
PERTAINING committees: Mrs. Jack
Willis and Miss Mary French. Extra
music, recitations and also a play
will be given. Ice cream for sale.
Everybody welcome. .,
Charles NAPLES, colored, was ar N
rested by Officer Courtney Sunday d,
night for intruding in the residence A
Of James Brown, also colored. Wa a
pies claimed that his "lady friend" pl
was in Browns house and, under the III
protest of Brown, went upstairs to sc
Brown had him arrest be
ed. Magistrate HENDERSON fined him H
$40 and costs. P;
Charles Colbourn, John Baker and W. "
Russell Dennis were arraigned in y
The municipal court Monday morn a.
ng on the charge of drunkenness ~ ~
and disorderly conduct, and each fin ~
I'd SIS and costs by Justice Hendrix ~
son. 1t was claimed that Dennis
got drunk and secured a jar of jelly
which he threw into a pool room in
he colored section of Milford.
Vivian Hammond, small daughter sn
# Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hammond, was n
INJURED Friday afternoon when the cv
BICYCLE which she was riding col m,
ided with the auto truck of Chester mr.
Surris, on West Front street. Rid on
1g from the sidewalk into the Ha
treet, the little girl was unable to w,
heck her wheel and ran into Bur- M,
is, being knocked down. She was in :
1red about the mouth and face but MI,
OF seriously hurt. She was taken cat
} the Marshall Hospital where she 70,
ecefVed treatment. I'll
Due to large number of people has
cling turned away at the first show err
lg Of can Old Fashioned Mother"
Ist week, this play was repeated on too
tuesday, night of this week, with a loo
llendid attendance. The play, given abe
. the Grange Hall, was under the ally
lspices Of the Brotherhood and the F
lnshine Bible classes of the First far
ethodist Protestant Church. Be phi
Teen the first and second acts "The tioI
ypsy's Warning" in pantomine and pos
ng was presented, with Miss Sara N
exander as the gypsy, Miss Eliza exc
tn Belts as the fair-haired maiden Nal
ID Miller Wilkins as the dark-eyed farI
ranger.
The regular monthly meeting Of OLl
e provisional committee of the Y.
. c. A. was held on Monday night. W
flowing the business meeting, OhlC
len new project was mentioned veal
itch will be worked out later on, SIGN
rec new members were added to wee
, committee: Mrs. Neal Matsing- part
Mrs. L. o. Adkins, and Mrs. Wal Slch
,e McFaul. Miss Martha Good, the back
trict secretary, talked of the pur- for
Sc of the national bi-annual con- res1C
ltion at Sacramento, speaking of nent
ne of the questions coming up Mr..
! thus making the committee wo- in N
n familiar with the wishes of the whel
ANIMATION. He
Iiss Ida Roosa's Sunday school STATE
SIS of the Presbyterian Church Tord