Milford chronicle., 1929-02-08
HAPPENINGS IN
IIAND ABOUT TOWN

Next Tuesday is Shrove Tuesday.
1t is also Lincoln's Birthday.
The Business Girls Club will hold
bake, Saturday, February 16.
Visit the bake on Saturday, Febru-
airy Is, in the American Hat Shop.
Dramatic Contest at the Grange
Hall Tuesday evening, February 10.
Something new. Be on hand.
The Milford New Century Club will
celebrate their anniversary on Mon
day with a luncheon at the Hotel
, Windsor.
A bake under the auspices of the
Friendship Bible Glass will be held
in the American Hat Shop on Satur-
day morning, February 16.
There will be a valentine Party
at the home of Mrs. VIM. T. Watson,
Jr., on Friday evening, February Is.
Silver offering at the door.
The w. C. T. U. held their meet
ing with Mrs. Jas. P. Pierce on
Tuesday. The State president, Mrs.
Evelyn Killen, of FELTON,, met with
them.
Rollie Wallis Neighborhood Club
added one more victory to their list
by defeating Jimmy Foxx's All Stars
Wednesday night by the score OF "a
to II.
Don't miss the Grange Dramatic
Contest on February 18th. -Four
plays and some good music, all tor
so cents. School children's tickets
only 35 cents.
There is a need of dishes for the
Presbyterian Church suppers, ana
this will be the first of series OIL
entertainments for that purpose.
Everybody invited.
Don't fail to see the play, "A Lit
tie Clodhopper," which will be pre-
scented by the Fellowship CLASS Oh
the Avenue M. E. Church some time
in February. Watch for the date.
The Business Girls Club is ar
ranging for a card party, to be CIV
en- Tuesday, February IL, at the
home of Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend.
All members will have tickets for
sale.
Mrs. Rate Richards Sunday school
class met with Mrs. Thomas Simp-
son Tuesday evening. Their next
%neeting will be on March D, at wnlch
time Mrs. M. Haswell Pierce Will De
hostess.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Mil
ford Emergency Hospital will hold a
bake in the American Hat Store on
Saturday morning, February y. AL
kinds of pies, cakes, rolls ana eoou
things will be on sale.
Sunday morning was not the IDEAL
time for a bath. George Draper, 5ru
will agree to the statement. He Tell
in fine lev water of the race adJoin-
ing fine Red Mill while skating with
some companions. He was able 10
Teen above water until rescued by
the boys.
The State Senate, by the vote OF
10 to 7. passed the Boxing Bill on
wednesday afternoon. SeVeral
amendments were adopted before the
hill was finally brought up for maj
massage. An effort to reduce tne
humber of rounds allowed from III 10
6, was killed.
The large glass window pane IN
the front of the barber shop pelone-
ing to George Maloney, was DroKen
Monday morning. Mr.. Maloney mao
had a ton of coal delivered. Some
nieces of the coal rolled in the
street. A passing automobile hit one /
of the pieces in such a way as 10
send it with much force against tne
window, breaking it, and LANDING III
the hack of the store. A rather eH-
pensive ton of coal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Witt OF
West Front street, entertained the
Fox and Hall Orchestra on FRIDAY
Apvening of last week. The occasion
being Mr.. Wits birthday. The FOX
Pand Hall Orchestra played splendlo
music throughout the evening whlch
was enioyed by all. Among those
nresent were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. b.
Witt. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Witt, MI.
and Mrs. Duval Witt, Miss Dorothy
Witt. Miss Alice Johnson, Velva[C
Fox, Willis Hall, Bhule Hail. boO
Hayes, Lewis Levy.
The Business Girls held their reg
ular bi-monthly meeting Monday eV-
ening in the Community Building
The members have decided on TWO
nhases of activities, a glee club and
q basket ball team. Miss Elizabeth
Reedy will act as captain and they
will endeavor to find a coach so that
they will be able to compete with
local teams at least. A conductor is
also being considered for the glee
club. 1t was decided to make the
dues one dollar a year; payable
quarterly, in advance. Miss Lena
Johnson is the treasurer.