Milford chronicle., 1932-11-11
FREDERICK

ing on the evening of November ]
at o'clock. Miss Eta J. Wilson
executive secretary, will be pres
ent.
The Frederick soccer team jour
neyed to Clayton last week. TIL
G score was 2 to l in favor of Clay
ton.
The Ladies Aid Society was de
lightfully entertained last Frida
evening by Mrs. Edith Melvin, Mis-
Alice Thomas and Mrs. Mary A
Boone at the home of the latter. Al
excellent program of genuine ful
and humor was prepared by Mrs
Harry F. Mitten and Mrs. Felix W
Mick.
The Friday evening program fol
lows:
"The Hillbillies" by Mrs. f. w
Mick, Mrs. Jester Gray, Mrs. Jane!
Moore, Mrs. Roland Langrell, Miss
Hattie Stevenson, Miss Elizabeth
Lank and Mrs. Harry F. Mitten. The
songs and jokes were enthusiasts
cally received by the audience.
humorous sketch entitled Hanging
Out the Wash" was splendidly inter.
preted by Mrs. Willard Slaughter
and Mrs. A. w. Boone.
"a Fashionable Wedding" in which
costumes of various periods were
worn by the ladies impersonating
celebrities of the screen and social
life was surely a very enjoyable
feature. The wedding party was CIV
en- by Mrs. Mary Postles, Mrs. Geo
r. Miller, Mrs. John Darby, Mrs.
James Moore, Mrs. A. d. Lank, Mrs
Elizabeth Dare, Mrs. Cats, Mrs.
Van Hoey, Mrs. Mabel Langrell,
Mrs. Claude Keith, Mrs. Mac Don
aid, Mrs. j. r. Rogers, Mrs. Roland
Walls, Mrs. Joseph Gerow, Mrs. J.
B. Hendricks, Mrs. Herman Yinyard,
Mrs. William Wilson, Mrs. Samuel
Bostic, Mrs. Harold. Harrington,
Mrs. Arthur Melvin, Mrs. H. f. Nit
ten, Mrs. Mary Kelley, Mrs. A. B.
Harrington.
This program was so thoroughly
enjoyed by the siXty-one guests that
it was decided to repeat it with the
addition of several choice readings
and number of musical selections,
both vocal and instl umental. The
entertainment will be given on the
evening of November IS in the aud
itorium of the Frederick school
building. A small admission will be
charged, adults 15c; children Toe.
Come ont for an enjoyable evening
and aid a worthy cause. The doors
will be open at 1880 o'clock.
Clarence Jester entertained six
teen of his young friends at char
ming party on Saturday evening.
The home was quito attractive with
decorations of autumn leaves and
fall flowers. Radio music and dane
ing were enjoyed until a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bostic en-
tertained over the Weekend Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sines. Mr.. and Mrs. Jud-
son Royal and family of Whining
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Massey of
Harrington.
Mrs. L. L. Carlisle has returned
from visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Gerow AMI daugh-
ter spent Sunday in Brookline and
DreXel Hill, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner AIitten and
son Billy of Milford were guests of
Mr. ySand Mrs. H. F. Mitten on Mon-
day.
4 Nathan Spurry has purchased an
automobile for the purpose of MAX |
ing a trip to Florida an dto enjoy
touring in that section of the coun-
try.
For lack of space the following |
program was omitted from last |
weeks letter:
Halloween Program
Cupid Goes Hallowe'ening,
sketch presented by the
pupils of the 7th and 9Th grades.
This sketch was exceptionally well
done. The pupils showed careful
Their enunciation was fine.
Between the acts:
(a) Recitation, Signs of Hallow-
cen, Bertha Clendaniel.
(b) Song, "The Halloween Con-
cert" 7th and Sth grade pupils.
II-0peretta, "Hansel and Gretel"
pupils of grades and 5. This lit
lie operetta was adapted from Moh-
ler's Teaching Music from an APP
preciative Basis. 1t was charming in
it's simplicity. The Dutch costumes
we're quaint and the scenes in the
the forest and the witch's
home were very interesting. The lit
lie folks interpreted the music in
pose, movement and song in a man
Ter that was altogether lovely and
showed Careful rhythmical training
md appreciation of the old folk tale
iet to music.
Between the acts:
(a) Recitation, Safety First, by
Nary Slaughter, assisted by Bertha
Jlendaniel and Lucille Person.
(b) Song, Because It's Halloween
9TH and Sth grade pupils.
III-A Lucky Halloween, one
ct playlet by 7th and 9Th grade pu-
ills. This was highly humorous and .
,iven with the poise of professional
layers.
Between the acts:
(a) Monologue, Grandmother's .
Halloween Fate, Miriam Counsel
nan.
(b) Song, Said the BOBBY Bat,
unior High Trio, \Francis Booker, {
ack Parker, Mr.. Mick. S
IV-OpeTetta, The Raggle Taggle
rypsies, pupils of grades 5 and 6.
his number was a fitting climax to
II altogether excellent program. I
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