Milford chronicle., 1931-04-03
DELMAR

Mr.. ad Mrs. Frank Taylor have re
turned from a visit with relatives il
/ New Freedom, Pa.
! Rev. j. r. Price, pastor at Fruit
land, will fill the pulpit in the M. +
Church in this town, Wednesda,
evening and DIR. Samuel McWilliam!
of Salisbury, on Friday evening.
At the regular conclaVe, of Thos
j. Shyrock Commandery, No. 10
knights Templar, held in. the Ma
sonic Temple, Salisbury. Thursday
evening, March rs, the following of.
iicers were reelected: Eminent
Commander, V. ]. Carmine, Delmar;
Generalissimo, II. ID. Grier, Jr., Sal
isbury; Captain General, M. b. Shel'-
wood, Delmar; Treasurer, Ralph IL
Grier, Salisbury; Recorder, j. S. r.
Wilcox, Salisbury. .t..
Mrs. Howard Locates, who has
been i'll for several weeks, was hur-
ried to Jefferson Hospital, Sunday
night for treatment.
On Monday afternoon, March 30, at
the home of Mrs. S. NJ. Ellis, Mrs.
Chesteen Smith, of Washington, d.
C., president of Baltimore branch of
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
and Miss Lulu p. Hooper, secretary
Home Base of the Baltimore branch,
addressed the ladies of the Delmar
organization. et,
At recent public sale in the bank
ruptcy proceedings of Truitt & Mich
OILS, the building and fixtures for
merly used by them in the operation
of restaurant on Railroad avenue,
were purchased blythe former occu-
pants, and they will again engage in
the restaurant business. AS this
firm had a reputation for good food
and service. 1t is predicted that they
will quickly re-establish themselves
in the trade.
Mrs. Mary Tyre has returned from
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X.
FOoks at Laurel.
Mrs. Frank Taylor, director of the
Young Peoples chorus in the Del
mar M. E. Church, is busy rehears-
ing for presentation of special mu-
SIC for Easter morning.
Miss Ruth Kelley and Miss Kath-
zen F'reeny are visiting friends in
lew York City.
Mrs. Elwood Cook is entertaining
Ter sister, Miss Sara Twilley, of
cambridge.
Mrs. Joseph Burger, Of Norfolk,
8 spending sometime with her par
,nts, Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Freeny.
The inter-class championship
basketball game was played last
weekend between the Senior girls
nd the Freshmen, the Freshmen
with score of 28-18. The
eniOr boys were victorious over the
ophs with score of 20-5. ''
The winning teams will receive |
owing cups bearing the names of |
he teams.
Hilda Lewis and John Smith, Win
ers of the fOul-hoOting contest will |
e presented with gold basket balls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Adams, of
hevey Chase, Md, are the happy
arents of daughter. Mrs. Adams
the younger daughter of Mr.. and
Irs. B. E. Freeney of this town.
The Delmar Fire Company will
resent a minstrel show on Wednes-
by evening, April Sth in the Della
ARE High School auditorium. Pro-
beds for the benefit of the company.
I'm the annual defamation contest
eld Monday morning in the audi
rium of the Delaware school, with
We contestants, Pearl Hudson, Civ
g the reading Jane" from Booth
Seventeen" was given
st hOnors and will represent the
hool on Thursday evening in the
Iunty contest at MillsbOrO.
Esther Lee Waller, won second
ace in the Bear Story. The other
ntestants were: Helen. Culver,
no gave "HOw Tom Sawyer White
ashed the Fence; Ellen Pritchett
no gave "Over the Banister," and
yelyn Wright, giving THE Garden
cross the Street" ..,.
Earl r. Cooper, of near town, who
$ been i'll for sometime, is Il pat
Mt in Johns Hopkins Hospital, Bal
more.
Mrs. Paul K. Ellis presided on
lesday at the meeting of the Del
IT New Century Club. Mrs. Blanch
slson had charge of the program,
ing Current Events for her sub
It.
Mrs. Merle Nelson read a descrip- +
N of the 'Virgie Islands" Piano
ct, Mrs. Elizabeth Hastings and
IS. Mary Lynch. Reading, Mrs. :
title Kirk; selection by a male
artette.
YUB AND BE BOBE