Milford chronicle., 1932-04-08
FREDERICK

L he IaQleS AiQ OOGlely Will DS Ou
tertalned Friday evening, April b,
Mrs Felix Mick at Chestnut Knoll
She will besassisted by Mrs. Seldel
Raughley and Mrs. William w. vii
son. The program will be in charg,
of Mrs j. B. Hendricks and Mrs
Mary Kelley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rogers enter
tanned at a dinner on Wednesda!
evening of last week in honor o
their son Johns fifteenth birthday
and the twenty-eighth wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rog'
ers. The dining table was centered
with a beautiful birthday cake and
fifteen candles. The decorations
were in yellow and quite lovely. The
guests from out of town were Mrs
Edith Brown and son Roger of Mil
Ayurne, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs. Livy {.
Rogers of Georgetown and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Rogers enter
tanned at three tables of bridge on
Friday evening in compliment to
their house guest, Mrs. Rogers SIS
ter. Mrs. Edith Brown of AIil5ourne,
N. ]. Those present were Mrs. B. f..
Burton, Mrs A. w. Boone, Mr.. ana
Mrs. John c. Darby, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Hendricks. Mr.. and Mrs. s. h..
Wilson, Mrs. Willard Slaughter, Mr..
Hendricks and Mrs. Slaughter were
the prize winners.
There will be a benefit perform
ance for the Ladies Aid Society en-
titled "The Man in the Moon" on
Wednesday evening, April Is, in the
town hall. The drama will be given
by the members of the FELTON,
Grange. Admission for adults. Csc.
All children under twelve years old,
15c.
The Ladies Aid Society of Bar
rats Chapel will be entertained at
the home of Clarence Postles ON
Friday evening.
The popularity of the game OIL
base ball in this community vas
shown by the large attendance at
the benefit entertainment given by
the White Rose Minstrels in the
town hall on last Friday evening.
The hall was packed to its capacley
and it was announced that one nun
dred and eighty-six were unable to
obtain admittance. Quite Il number
were ticket holders and in order TO
accommodate those who were dis
appointed the performance will be
repeated with a number of changes
i'm the program.
A splendid feature of the program
was the music by the orchestra
which gave selections from the Mi
kado" and other choice selections
which were highly appreciated by
lovers of good music.
The entire program of songs ana
dances and the black faced comed-
ians kept the large audience in a
roar of laughter.
Roland Walls, manager Of the
American Store, conducted the per-
formance. He was ably assisted by |
some young ladies and gentlemen OF |
the community and nearby towns. A |
special feature was given by the
Hopkins Specially Group, the. "tlill |
Billies" and the Milton quartet. An i
other entertainment will be given
on Friday evening, April 3. Admis-
sion rs for adults; children, l5c.
Mrs. Marion Stevenson and little
daughter, Ruth Ann, have been VS.
iting relatives in New Jersey.
Samuel Cook and Marion Steven
son visited Hooper's Island on Tues
day. J
Under the auspices of The Junior
Order United Amercina Mechanics,
there will be given a free moving
picture show in the town hall On the
evening of April IS. Everybody in
vited.
Mrs. Mary Trice of Milford was the
guest of Mrs. w. w. Wilson on Mon
lay.
MIR. and Mrs. George Fowler of
were guests Of Mrs.
Mary Bethards on Sunday MS
Bethards and brother, Nathaniel
Spurry, returned to Philadelphia
with them.
&, LOllis Queen has purchased the
residence of Harvey Jacobs on the
corner of Market and st. Agnes
streets. He will remodel the proper
y according to modern ideas and
ocautify the grounds with shrub
Jery.
Laws Church Aid will hold bake
It H. r. Hopkins meat market i'll
Trcderica on Saturday morning,
April 8, at o'clock.
Red Star Drug Stores One Cent
sale, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
lay, April IA, Is and 16. 1t
GOLD FISH Free with each dollar
purchase. Friday and Saturday. Pet
yiohn's, Milford. II