Milford chronicle., 1929-02-22
HAPPENINGS IN
II AND ABOUT TOWN

/. uSSy WlllOWS are DuuuiuS.
February twenty-second, Washing
toms Birthday.
Take the family to the Chapel for
supper tonight.
Order your cakes, pies, ETC., from
the Juniors and have them delivered
on Saturday.
Mrs. Richards Sunday school class
will hold bake at Salevan's res
taurant tomorrow.
The Friendship Bible Glass will
serve a good supper tonight at the
Chapel for only S5 cents.
The awning around R. A. Derrick
sons clothing store are being torn
away. This gives the street wider
appearance.
Buy your cakes, pies, rolls, etc.,
at the Juniors bake next Saturday,
at the home of Miss Elizabeth Ham
mond, next to the Postoffice.
The Mixed Chorus will meet in
the Community Building on Tues
day evening, February Goth, at eight
O'Clock. All interested are invited
to come out.
The removal of junk pile on the
north side of Milford has widened
, the street considerably, as we'll as
improved the appearance of that APP
proach to town.
Baked ham, homemade baked
beans, potato salad, pickles, jelly,
hot rolls and cherry pie will be
| f0,. c,,nnar Lr;doxy
at the Chapel for 35 cents.
Junior Department of Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
will hold a bake at the home of
Miss Elizabeth Hammond, III South
Walnut street, next Saturday.
Kent & Sussex County Institute
will be held in Harrington M. E.
Church Thursday, Feb. 2Sth, at 10
o'clock A. M. and 100 P. M. Rev.
Leonard White will be the speaker.
Don't forget the bake to be held
by class of Christ P. E. Church
School on Saturday, February 23rd,
at D. G. Collins store, on Walnut
street. Lots of good things to eat.
The second of a series of card
parties given by the ladies of the
Milford New Century Club will be
held in the New Century Club
rooms, Wednesday, February 81, at
eight p. m.
The Sussex County Dramatic
Contest has been postponed to
Wednesday night, February 27th.
All holders of tickets and others |
who will be interested in attending
note change of date.
Owing to the sad accident and |
death of Mrs. VIM. Fishers son. The |
play, "a Little Clodhopper," will be
postponed until a later date. Mrs. |
Fisher has part in the play. We |
hope to give it soon. Watch for |
date.
The Slaughter Neck P. T. A. will
hold it's monthly meeting February !
26 at the school house. The program
and entertainment will be in charge
of the All Busy Club. Ice cream and
cake for sale. We have just pur- 4
chased fifteen new books.
Mrs. r. Harwood Jamison enter
tanned at bridge on Friday night of
letob NSSh. IASl 5uC0bo WCiCs WI D.
H. G. Mitten, Mrs. Philip Jacobs,
Mrs. Duane Lynn, Mrs. VIM. Acker-
man, Mrs. c. V. WilkersOn, Mrs. VIM.
penney, Miss Myra Alderman and
Miss Alice Brown. Prizes were won
by Mrs. H. c. Mitten and Mrs. VIM.
Mrs. l. W. Belts, of Frederick,
has been appointed secretary of
Education for the Dover
District, M. e. Church, of the Will
mington Conference. The towns i
are included in this dis ]
trict: Milford, Georgetown, Bridge
Vile, Laurel, Seaford, Lewes, Eel {
ton, Wyoming, Frederick, Dover, u
Md, Cambridge, Md, BecIl]
with and Spedden, Md. ,
The American Legion, Milford t
Post No. 3, have rented room in
he Smith and Hurley building,
which they will use as their meet ,
ng room. Their meeting occurs the !
DOM will also be used as club !
DOM by the post. On March IS and :
70 they plan moving picture bene- }
it at the Plaza. The picture will be !
The Man Without a Country"
Sport lovers in Sussex county will t
,e interested to learn that the East S
AXE Presbyterian Church team of I
will visit Georgetown on 1
friday evening, February %, to play d
game Of basket ball with the t
County Seaters." Be- S
ause of the success which each e
cam has enjoyed this season the
anne at Georgetown should be ex-
eptionally fast and interesting. =
The regular meeting of the Mil t
ord Business and Professional n
iris Club met in the Community a
on Monday, March Is, with n
good attendance. Reports from d
he Benefit Card party and the bake j
Yere given. Mrs. Chester Marshall s
nd Miss Lila Hudson were elected n
elegates for the Reginal Confer r
nee of the Business and Profess a
ional Girls Clubs to be held in "
Baltimore March 10th and 18th.
The Girl Reserves gave their can
lie light or ceremonial service to s.
heir new members Monday night at fl
he home of Mrs. Davis r. Grier. is
Iiss Ruth Kemp was present and c
elped with the initiation. This is 7
ne second year for Girl Reserves in d
lilford, and those who are a part al
the organization have greatly en- +
Dyed their activities and work. Fol- IL
,wing are the new members: Elva m
avis, Kathryn Sapp, Anna Mayd
Tarvel, Margaret Mason, Ada Shock
~ and Hazel McNichol. "
The annual election of officers of v,
lie Auxiliary of the Milford Emer- F
ency Hospital took place at the S.