Milford chronicle., 1930-10-17

room of Bridgeville high school. The
following program of work was
adopted for the year: first, news
sheet; second, work with neighbor-
ing chapters; third, conduct window
displays; fourth, participate in state
contests; fifth, hold father and son
banquet; sixth, hold summer outing;
seventh, exhibit products at fair;
eighth, proect tour. The C. A. Nc
Cue Club meets regularly the second
Monday evening of each month.
RridgeVille Wins First
d. l. A. A. Game-DefeatS
FELTON, on Friday, 21-0.
Bridgeville boys opened their D.
I. A. A. football season on Friday,
October 10th, when they defeated
FELTON, on the local gridiron with the
score of 21-0. On last Friday, Oct.
8, Bridgeville played its game of
the season which was a practice
game with Milford, defeating the
Milford boys 1870. Bridgeville is
continuing her march for the D. 1.
A. A. championship. At the game
on Friday Bridgeville scored seven
points in the first, second and third
quarters. The spectators on Friday
will agree that an excellent brand
of football was displayed by the
Bridgeville team. All that we hope
is that Bridgeville continues in the
fine way it has started and wins the
state championship, and further
more we believe they will. The
Bridgeville boys won the southern
half of the d. l. A. A. championship
in baseball last spring and why not
football.
The lineup for the game was as
follows:
Bridgeville - Trivits, left end;
Passwaters, left tackle; Gilbert, left
guard; Calhoun, center; Roe, right
guard; Macklin, right tackle; Short,
right end; Whitney quarter back;
Hill, righ half back; Jones, left half
back; Davis, full back.
FeltOn-Vansant, left end; Carey,
left tackle; Cain, left guard; Slaugh-
ter, center; Garbutt, right guard;
Wise, right tackle; Benson, right !
end; Hopkins, quarter back; Jester,
right half back; Killen, left halg |
back; JAWS, full back.
TOuchdowns: Short 1, Davis 2.
Extra points: Davis 8, drop kick |
after touchdown.
Substitutions Quillen for Trivits, |
Williams for Short, Short for Davis.
Officials: Referees, Doordam and |
Glackin; umpire, Grossnickle; lines
man, RuOs; timer, Ferguson.
Bridgeville meets Dover at Dover
on Thursday, October 16. We hope
the boys will bring home another
victory
Surprise Birthday Party
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Seely, of near Woodenhawk school,
was the scene of a very pretty and
very enjoyable surprise party on
evening, October 9Th. The
occasion being the 18th birthday of
0heir daughter, Miss Alma Seely.
Miss Seely, one of the several chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Seely, is jun
ior in the Bridgeville high school
and another sister, Harriet, being a
senior. The party was given by the
junior class.
At around o'clock the members
Of the party met at the school house
and then motored to the home in a
group The evening was spent in
singing and the playing of games
both inside and out. Refreshments
Of lemonade and cake were served.
At late hour the guests departed
wishing Miss Seely many more hap
Dy birthdays and reporting a most
enjoyable time.
Those who enjoyed the occasion
we're: Misses Alma Seely, Lola
Smith, Ruth Conoway, Esther and
4ilias Myer, Margaret and Alice
Hastings, Myrtle and Bernice Adams,
Mary Johnson, Catherine Jones,
louise Wilson, Edna and Edith Cliff t.
on, Anna Stuart, Dorothy Houtte-
nan, Cora, Harriet and Bernice
Seely; Frank Whitney, Joseph Will :
hanson, Alton Cannon, Billy Jones,
charles Fountain. Granville Wilkins,
HARLAN Holland, VIM. Jones, Orville !
Henry Merideth, James I
|ulver, Nelson Cannon, Richard See z
Y, Herman and Therman Fountain,
'lifton and Frederick Seely. =,