Milford chronicle., 1931-04-03
FREDERICK


sist of chicken salad, potato chips,
peas, pickles, jelly, rolls and coffee
\ for 40c. Supper will be served at
/ $50, A program and other music,
J readings and other interesting fea-
lures will also be given. The pro-
ceeds will be used to purchase uni
forms for the school baseball team.
Come out for a pleasant evening and
i also aid worthy cause.
Mrs. William w. Wilson enter
tanned at turkey dinner last week
= in honor of Mr.. Wilson's birthday
: Out-Of-tOwn guests were Mr.. and
) Mrs. Joseph Gerow and daughter,
2 Elizabeth Jane, of Blooming Grove,
: N. Y, Mrs. S. II. StaytOn and Mrs.
Thomas Walker, of Norton, Pa, and
Mrs. f. A. KomOrOwsh, of Whining
ton.
The Sewing Club under the direc-
ton of the leader, Mrs. Tabitha BOs-
tic, gave a most delightful banquet
and entertainment on Wednesday
evening of last week. The hall was
beautifully decorated with potted
plants and the club cOlOrs in yellow
green and white festOOns of crepe
paper There were fOrty-tiYe guests
served to a delightful repast. This
was followed by a charming pro-
gram as follows: Piano solo, Mrs.
Keeling; reading, "a Tale of Nose"
Lillian Boone; songs, Marian COun-
selman and Marie Wilson, accOmpan-
led on the piano by Sarah Williams;
reading, SANS Letter, Dorothy
Robbins; cOrnet solo. Osborne Walls
address, Miss Helen COmstock; viO-
lin and mandolin duet, Felix and
frankie Mick; reading, Wanted a
/ Girl, Martha Handsbury; reading,
"The All Club, Madeline Tribbett;
talk, Mr.. f. w. Mick; cOrnet solo, |
Osborne Walls; reading, Dorothy |
Hael; piano solo, MIS- Kelling; song
Miriam Counselman; closing remarks !
by Mrs. Tabithat Bastic.
On Friday evening the Parent |
Teacher Association held a very in
teresting meeting in the elementary
school building. The president,
Clarence Person presided. The state
material was read by Mrs. Person
and +. w. Mick. A. group OF fami-
liar songs were sung by the audi
Mrs. Ira Hughes sang "A Perfect
Day. Delightful readings were
given. Mrs. Herman Vinyard read
"A Football Game, in which the
characters were taken by the town
boys which made it quite interest
ing to the audience.
The Highwayman" was given by +
Mrs. Roland Miller in her usual
charming manner; "The Rhode Is
land Boy Scouts, humorous Irish
sketch was given by Mrs. Reynolds [,
Postles, whose delightful brogue
kept the audience in high good hu-
NOR.
Miriam COunselman sang the clos ]
ing song very sweetly. She was
dressed in the Hawaiian costume. !
Mrs. H. S. Harrington, Mrs Harry '
Boone and Mrs. A. B. Harrington i
had charge of the program. For the {
April meeting Mrs. Bessie Jester, {
Mrs. Elizabeth Dare and Mrs. Ellen
Belts will provide the entertainment, |
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordan COunselman entertained very / /
delightfully."- at Bridge. The guests e
were: Mr.. and Mrs. F.A Mick, Mr..
and Mrs. James Humes, of Milford; 4
Mrs. Joseph GeroW, of Blooming b
Grove, N. Y; Ray Riley, of Balti- d
more; Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Mcbride
and Oscar p. Harrington. Mr.. Har- d
ringtOn won the prize for high score. v
John Frances WoOdall, a fifth +
grade pupil, fell from the swings on
he playground at the elementary I,
school and fractured a bone in his a
left leg. He was taken to the Mar
shall Hospital, Milford, where he re- il
,eived treatment. He is doing as Il
we'll as can be expected at this writ d
ng.
Mrs. |. w. Belts attended the Kent o
county Institute of the w. C.. T. u, b
It Smyrna, on Thursday of last week Il
Mrs Ettie Smithers and Miss Mary a
Sipple who have been wintering in W
florida have returned home. "
Mrs. Mary Bethards and brother, N
Nathan Spurry, are visiting rela- h
ives in philadelphia. tt
lollis Queen has gone to Phila- +
lelphia for month. te
Mr.. and Mrs. william Camper en- b
ertained at four tables of Bridge on S
" NGuuGoNtdy NPCLliBs nc SuC6Io L.
we're Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Mcneil, Mr..
nd Mrs. A. B. Killen, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
'owgill Barnard, of Woodside; Mr. NJ
nd Mrs. J. r. Hendricks, of Fred Sc
RIGA; Mr., and Mrs. Ebe Townsend, ht
Ir and Mrs. Harry Meredith, of In
Wyoming; Miss Madeline Camper FL
nd Frances Short Mrs. Barnard
nd Mr.. Mcneil won the prizes for Ic
Ugh scores and Mrs. Meredith the is
re
Quite Il number of the farmers be
ave been robbed of their chickens wi
ecently. Mrs. Reese Evans decided te
nat she would turn her chickens ev
ITO cash and disposed of seventy
ems last Saturday which brought W,
er $4,000. -t nj
Ray Riley, of Baltimore, spent the Ft
eek-end with o. =. Harrington. CT
Mr.. and Mrs. Hix Long, and daugh- eli
II, Miss Evelyn Long, were guests
Mr. and Mrs +. A. Mick on Sun a
ny. So
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hendricks were ui
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
WOodall, of Chester recently. NJ
Mrs. II. r. Postles, Mrs. G. r. Mil II
+ and Mrs. Luther Robbins were cIs
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Oyce, of Wilmington, on Saturday.
Mrs. Willard Sapp has returned
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