Milford chronicle., 1932-10-14
FREDERICK

eve may live without poetry, musi
and art;
We may live without conscienc,
and live without heart;
We may live without friends: w
may live without books;
But civilized man cannot live with
out cooks"
The Ladies' Auxiliary of tn
! Frederica Fire Company will dem
onstrate their ability this Frida!
evening, October IA, to prepare ;
supper of delicious and digestiblt
food of full dietetic value. The!
know the very best ways of making
salads and coffee, frying oysters
baking or boiling a ham. Their Del.
aware biscuits and cakes have ar
enviable reputation.
All these things and more will be
included in the menu for Friday
evening. When one has partaken OF
| this delicious meal he can say with
the poet:
"Serenely full, the epicure can say
Fate cannot harm me, I have dined
today"
The time is set for $50 p. IN.
The place. the new school build
ing.
An orchestra will render popular
music during the evening.
Come out for a social evening and
also aid 4 worthy cause.
Barratt's Chapel Sunday school is
preparing an excellent program for
Rally Day and Harvest Home which
Will be held Sunday, October Is at
D. m. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to everyone to be present.
Mrs. Louis A. Bennett and Mrs. II.
Stanton of Baltimore were guests of
Rev. and Mrsc. J. B. Reese ON
Thursday.
Miss Bessie Emerson is visiting
friends in Jenkintown and Haver-
ford, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Harrington
and son Harry of Elizabeth, N. j.,
and George Calvin of Jersey City.
who have been spending their vaca-
tion with Mrs. Annie B. Harrington
returned to their home last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. PurnelI Postles
spent the weekend in and near Mil
ton visiting relatives.
The soccer team from Hartly
played the Frederick team on Mon
day. The score resulted in a tie.
The Ladies Aid Society was
pleasantly entertained at the home
of Mrs. Mary Bethards this month.
Mrs. N. c. Benson and Mrc. 1. W..
Belts assisted in entertaining.
A very interesting program of
by Mrs. G. B. Miller, Mrs.
r. R. Postles. Music by Mrc. L. L.
Carlisle and Miss Elizabeth Lank.
The program closed with Bible quo
tations. Mrs. Edith Melvin and Mrs.
Oliver Melvin had charge of the
program.
Frederick Baseball News
The big game of ball between the
married and single men of this COM
nunity played Saturday last, and to
he surprise of many, and Manager
Spurry, of the singles, in particular,
t was won by the married men rs.
Really it was an interesting game.
1anager Spurry had nearly the reg
liar Frederica B. B. C.'s nine on
he field, with plenty of reserve f,
trength, but owing to the careless
Indifferent playing of some the boys ]
and that has been the trouble dur !
ng the past season. the game was
Ost in the first inning; several pass {
d balls and errors of the infield al !
owed the married to score four
uns, after that they were never !
eaded, but Manager Spurry says, !
wait till next Saturday" s
Manager Fisher, of the married !
quad says, that though he did not '
ave the reserve strength that Spur
Y hat, it's quality that counts" |
Usher played center to perfection, 7
taking miraculous catch of a fly 10
lat saved the game; also at bat he \
as a star. He only struck out once, n
nd that was the first time in twelve 4
ears. {,
These clubs VIII meet again next f
the 18th, and as the re- n
,ipts of the game go towards pay ?
g for the grandstand, we hope to O
e large and liberal crowd out.
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