Milford chronicle., 1931-02-27

but dSdlu anu nave ItSuiuGu lllGl
duties at the State Highway Depart
mCnt.
MISS Betty Allen and friend, wht
are students at Bryn Mawr, wert
weekend visitors with Mrs Edit
Allen at The Judges"
Mrs Nary w. Clark and Miss Mag
sic Wilson have been in Philadel
phia.
Miss Helen Pittard has been OF
the sick list
Mrs. Charles Calhoun and Miss
Laura B. Rutherford attended the
performance at the Playhouse
! Thursday evening.
w. Ben Hammond, Lloyd Short
Walter Cunaway and George Barr
are in Atlantic City attending the
convention of State Highway Off
cials.
Mrs. Ida Mears is spending some
time with friends in Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Carey have
been in Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Short are
confined to their home by illness.
Mrs. Robert Wilkins and Miss Anna
Swain spent Tuesday in Frankford.
Congressman Robert G. Houston
was home from Washington, the
first of the week.
Miss Olive Hurley of Washington
spent the first of the week with her
father here.
w. ElwOod Wright attended the
funeral of his uncle, Thomas Oil
phant, at Laurel on Wednesday.
Mrs. John S. Nelson, of Washing
ten, d. c.. visited her parents here
Cn the first of last week.
Miss Clara Lynch and brother, A.
G. Lynch, attended the funeral of
their cousin, Clifford Lynch, at Days
borO last Monday.
Willie Cramlield visited friends in
last week.
Miss Cora Littleton is on the sick
list.
Byron Pepper has been suffering
from an attack of grippe.
Miss Ida NJ. Davis has recovered
rom an illness of several weeks.
J. Frank Sharp, of New York, was
I visitor in town the first of the
week.
Mrs. Horace l.. Carmcan has been
confined to her home by illness for
several days.
Howard o. Green and friend, Miss |
Betty Joseph, spent Sunday in Will |
nington.
Mrs. Elisha G. RyOn has returned |
rom Beebe Hospital, much improv-
d in health.
Master Edward Baker is confined |
o the home of his grandparents with
Intestinal grip.
Mrs. james A. Marsh, of Denver,
'OlO., is visiting relatives here and
lsewhere in the county.
DR.. and Mrs. c. l.. Hudiburg spent
he weekend with the i;ftter's par
nts at Cape Charles, Va.
Mrs. Charles r. Cannon and chill
rem, Charles and Betty, have recov-
red from attacks of griDpc
Mrs. G. Franklin NAPLES and son
ack, have been under medical treat
len in the Beebe Hospital at Lewes.
Mrs. Maggie King and son, j. Rod Il
ey, and Mrs. Gardiner Calhoun,
ere in Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Mrs. Josephine Faucet and sister,
Irs. Clara r. Short, are seriously i'll 4
their home on South Race street. (
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred r. Parker en-
on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. 4
red PettyiOhn, of near town, and
n. and Mrs. Steve Jackson, of Smyr-
J. Cordrey MeGee, of DagsbOrO, /
rs been confined to the home of his S
ther-m-law, J. W. Faucet, with J
ie grippe for several days. /
Master Layton Ayres, son of Mr.. a
I'd Mrs. Thomas Ayres, has been S
lite sick with the grippe and |
licken-pox at their home on North \
edford street. I
Harvey M. Short has recovered | n
ON an illness of several days and Ii
again looking after his duties as t
ERIK of the Orphans Court and Reg a
ter in Chancery. G
The committee representing Sus-
X Post No. 8, American Legion of a
georgetown, headed by Cal Afller- t.
oh, met representative of the il
iiversal Producing Company of r.
irlield, Iowa, on Monday, to COM
etc arrangements for the prOduc- d
N of modern college comedy, O
he College Flappcr," at RyOn's Ii
eatre, in this town, on March 11th 81
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The production is something en-
ely different in the matter of COM c.
nifty entertainment. "The College M
lpper" is a strictly modern, up-to-
te college comedy with a thrilling la
,tball story, and has a number of =
3cial features that make it col n
late in every respect. 1t requires I
local people to stage and is a
Gaming comedy from start to fin
. The story deals with college life,
| has such characteristics as Fra i'm
nifty boys. Sorority girls, football ga
+, coach, trainer, college presi- fin
1t, the old professor, the old maid is
IN of women. and many other such
ical college characters. The play 10
adapted to amateurs 10
will prove to be one of the big WI
It events ever staged in this COM 81,
nifty. Some of the features of the M
are the girls choruses, fe
special costumes, the old alumni tb
lege glee club, portrayed by busi- r,
S men, and the famous Flapper nv
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