Milford chronicle., 1931-11-13
FREDERICA

LanSrelI on Tuesday evening, Nov,
embor Srd.
The attendance was good and &
splendid missionary spirit prevailed
The president, Miss S. Helena Case
presided and read the 13Sth Psalm
and voiced the prayer.
The auxiliary sang Nearer NV
God to Thee" Mrs. Blanche Pur.
nell accompanied on the piano. The
Auxiliary voted to make three dress
es for girls from eight to ten years
of age for the Harwood School at
Albuquerque School in New Mexico
The material was donated by the
members. Mrs. N. B. Cain, secretary
and assisting with the sewing. A
bake was held on Saturday at which
time chicken salad was sold for the
benefit of the Society. Thank Of
fering envelopes will be collected in
December when the meeting will be
held with Mrs. Purnell. Miss Case
was elected delegate and Mrs. N. B.
Cain alternate to the Convention in
Chestertown, Md, ON Nov. II and 12.
Mrs. Mary Boone furnished amuse-
ment during the social hour by dis
tributing humorous clippings to the
members to be read. Delicious re-
freShmentS were served.
Mrs. Mary Boone, Mrs. Harold
Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bar
butt, Mr.. and Mrs. ~ c. Benson will
attend the Sunday School Conven-
ton at Harrington on Thursday of
this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society was de-
lightfully entertained on last Friday
evening by Mrs. George r. Miller.
Mrs. r. r. POstles and Mrs. Ponder
Thomas. A charming program was
given under the direction of Mrs.
Jester Gray and Mrs. John C. Darby.
Readings were given by Mrs. G. R.
Miller and Mrs. H. F. Mitten. Nu-
merous guessing contests, dramati-
cations and humorous pantomine
of familiar words evoked much mer-
riment. During the social hour de-
licious refreshments were served.
The place of meeting for December
will be announced later.
Mrs. |. w. Belts and Mrs. G. r.
Miller attended a meeting of the Col.
Haslett Chapter d. A. R., on Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jessie
Miller.
Cordrey Lewis, colored man, was
driving without light on his dear
born on Sunday evening. He was
run over by an automobile and badly
hurt on his head. He was carried
to the Milford Emergency Hospital.
Another accident occurred here
about midnight when two teachers
from New Jersey were on their way
to Georgetown. A driver coming
from the west failed to stop at the
crossing and ran into the car driven
by the ladies. Their car was push
ed up on the sidewalk. The steering
wheel and fender were badly dam
aged. One of the men in the other
car received a cut head and was car
ried to the Milford Hospital for
His car also ran into ]. |
B. Hendricks building and damaged |
It.
Clarence Jester spent the week |
end with former teacher, Jack Ma |
son in Trenton, N. J.. +
Mrs. Ralph Jester and Mrs. Naomi |
Tray and son spent Sunday with
Mrs. TESTERS husband on his boat at |
Denton, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boldly, of |
lehoboth, have issued announce
nents of the marriage of their
laughter, Emma Elizabeth, to Jos.
Brown Vinyard, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Vinyard, of Frederica. The
marriage took place on November
2 in Chestertown, Md. Mr.. and Mrs.
1inyard will reside in Chestertown,
md have the best wishes of host
# friends here for a prosperous fu-
ure.
John e. Mcbride, cashier of the
Delaware Trust Co., has been quite
ick for the past week.
Mrs. A. w. Carrow and Mrs. Jos.
'razier have been spending the past
wo weeks in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Laura Spurry and little grand
Nancy Jane, have return
d to Wilmington, after several days
isit with Capt. and Mrs. John Cum
ingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rogers have
eturned from a two weeks vacation
18th relatives in New Jersey cities. {
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Rogers enter
aimed at a dinner recently, Mr.. and !
lrs. Felix w. Mick and sons, Felix,
nd Frank. '
Mrs. l. w. Belts attended lun-
heon given by Mrs. Edward Cooch
Cooch's Bridge in honor of the |
tate Executive Board of the Daugh-
9rs of the American Revolution.
Irs, Belts is state treasurer.
Frederick School News d
The building of the new school is l
lcreasing rapidly. The wOrlmen
re working mostly on the roof and f
ping some work on the floors. 1t I
expected that the building will be
near the last of January. a
is going to have eight rooms. t
here are thirteen acres of school f
round. v
Friday, November 6, the Soccer G
am of Frederick played Houston +
he members of the team were as t
flows: Alton Palmer, center; Murt
etts, inside right; Charles Palmer, d
side left; Willard Belts, outside d
#; Clifton Tatman, outside right; V
lillian Anderson, left half back;
INES Flyn, full back; Neils Jensen, a
,al keeper; Emmitt Pleasanton, S
# full back; Reynolds Postles,
ght full back; Wallace Keith, right C
llf back. il
uring the whole game not either u
de got point; consequently the Il
ore was nothing to nothing. p
The Frederick Soccer Team will