Milford chronicle., 1932-02-12
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income tax forms for reporting 1893.
incomes to 10000 residents and citi
zens of the State Monday. If assist
ance is required, such services may
be obtained at the county offices il
this town, Dover and Wilmington.
Mrs. Edward Russell is i'll from
the grippe at her home on Delaware
avenue.
Community Play to Appear
In Georgetown
Friday night, Feb. 18th, will bring
forth play at Jones Memorial Hal
in Georgetown that may be consider
ed quite out of the ordinary, "The
Port of Missing Mem, in four acts
sponsored by the ladies auxiliary
of the M. E. Church and under the
personal direction of Mr.. and Mrs
William Triplett, veteran "commun-
ity-play" producers, who will appear
in the character roles, supported by
a select cast of local talent.
The play is a master blending OF
light and shade-a tear, a cheer and
a hundred hearty laughs. The pro-
duction will be mounted with a
wealth of beautiful special scenery,
brOugh to Georgetown for the Occa-
sion.
"The Port of Missing Men" is one
of the very few clean, wholesome
plays of recent years to enjoy long
/ successful run in New York.
The advance soliciting campaign
for the sale of tickets is in the ener-
getic hands of Mrs. Maggie T. Biz
zard, with Mrs. John A. Jones ac-
lively engaged in effecting the gem
eral arrangements.
Prominent among other to appear
! in the cast are the Misses Alice Pep
per and Marion Ableman; Cyrus w.
Hatfield and Thos. Purnell and Mr..
and Mrs. Triplett.
Concerted effort is being put forth
/ to make this presentation the out
standing dramatic event of the sea-
son.
I Midland Grange Program for 1892
Members of Midland Grange have
completed their program for the year
as follows:
Feb. /, address, Echoes of the Ma
tional Convention, by former Gov.
Robert P. Robinson, state master;
Feb. Is, address, Washington, the
Farmer, by Thaddeus Warrington,
vocational agricultural teacher in
the Georgetown school; March Z,
physical education stunts, conducted
by George F. Hendricks, State Direc-
tor of Physical Education in Della
ware Schools; address, art in Rela-
ton to the Home, Miss May Ken
ney; March 81, address, Farm Cost
Accounts, County Agent Snyder;
April 4, musical evening, in charge of
Miss Elizabeth Cathcart; April Is,
address, General Farming, by Chas.
Carey; May 2, address, egg PrOduc-
ton, Howard King; May 16, ad-
dress, Economics of the Home, by
Miss Laura B. Rutherford, County
Home Demonstration Agen for Sus-
sex county; June 6. essay, Farming
Today Contrasted with Farming in
Washington's Time, Floyd Short;
June 20, illustrated lecture, THE
State Highways, John r. Kitchens;
Sept. 5, essay, Martha and Mary
Washington, Mrs. Thomas Short;
Sept. 10, address, Some Phases OF
the State Nurses Work., Miss Made
line Klaes; Oct. 8, illustrated lecture,
Rural Sanitation, R, C. Beckett,
State Sanitery Engineer; Oct. II,
address, what the State Board of
Agriculture is Doing for the Farm
err, H. H. Hanson, State Chemist:
Nov. Z, address, "The Granger's Civic
Duties, Asa Reynolds; Nov Il,
mock trial; Dec. 3, election of Off
GERS; Dec. 10, Christmas entertain
ment.
Personals
Miss Gladys Hudson spent last
weekend in Philadelphia.
d. ]. Layton, Jr, was home from
Bethlehem, Pa, this week.
Mrs. Louise Reed spent last Thurs
day and Friday in Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. G. Rogers spent
the weekend with relatives i'll Fred
erica.
Joshua DOwnes and Isaac Fl.
Downes of Wilmington spent the
weekend here with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Wilson, Of Whining
ton, is spending a few days here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
H. Downes.
Mrs. Ralph Torkelson and son
Jack, of Westminster, Md, are
spending the week here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilkins.
Dr. and Mrs. William Messick, of
Baltimore, and Mrs. MacClelland, of
California, arc spending the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
NAPLES.
Mrs. julius Green, Sr., is quite ill
at her home on Railroad avenue.
Mrs. Laura Purnell and son
Thomas have been in New York
this week.
Miss Julia Burton has been con-
fined to her home this past week by
an attack of grippe.
Mrs. Fred l.. McGee has been con-
fined to her home for several days
with grippe.
Miss Daisey TimmOns, of Chinco-
league, Va, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. J. Register. !
e. e. Wilson and grandson, Ed.
ward Baker, spent the weekend in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph b. NAPLES and Miss
Laura Richards we're in Philadelphia
a part of last week.
DR.. M. c. SmOtt and DR.. c. l.. Hudi- !
burg have been confined to their !
homes this past week by attacks of
grippe.
!. II. Downes, of Wilmington,
spent the weekend here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Downes.