Milford chronicle., 1933-11-10
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tertained on Friday evening b.
Mrs. Van Hoey Mrs. Hazel Gait
and Mrs Vaughn Warren at thu
home of Mrs. Van HOey.
The home was artistically decor
ated with Halloween symbols
Grange and black crepe paper COM
lined with pumpkin faces, owls and
witches, added to the wierd scene
The ladies came in appropriate cos
tunes. Miss Sarah L. Lank had
charge of a very pleasing program
Readings were given by Mrs. Harry
+. Alitten and Mrs. Herman Vinyard.
Games, guessing contests by Miss
I.ank and Mrs c. r. Minner.
Five new members joined the So
ciety. Delicious refreshments were
served. Several mysterious guests
also appeared in the most ludicrous
costumes imaginable. Since no one
could guess their identity. they un-
masked to satisfy our curiosity and
departed. The entire evening was Il
merry one.
Mr. and Mrs William Hart enter
tanned the Ladies Aid Society OF
Barratt's Chapel at their home near
town last Friday evening. Owing to
the courtesy of Dr. and Mrs. James
r. Grier. their home was made
scene of beauty with gifts of flowers
from their garden. A number of
large baskets and tall vases were
filled with beautiful chysanthemums
in exquisite shades. The size and
perfection OF these blooms is Won
Gerful.
Followlne the business meeting
charming program under the direc-
ton of Miss Margaret Hart was Civ
en-, consisting Of readings by Mrs.
Edward Richards, Mrs. Roland Sip
ple, Miss Martha Hansberry. George
Baker, Frank Hansberry and Phyl
lis Richards.
Miss Hart played several piano Sc
lections and old familiar songs
which were sung in unison.
AT a late hour refreshments were
served DR.. and Mrs. J. b. Grier ex-
tended a cordial invitation to have
tae society meet at their home on
december l.
Education Week was observed in
our school. The observance OF this
week demonstrates that activities
that contribute toward social SER
vice meet with a cordial response. /!
Zach room had its own particular
problem to solve but in the main all
we're similar School visitation by
parents TO observe the work of
school was stressed
Mrs. Lillian Miller, one of the /
members on the school board spent +
2 day in the school observing last /
v eek.
Mrs. r. II. Johnston and daughter.
Miss Mary Johnston. of Silver
Springs. Md. were recent guests of
Or. and Mrs J. B. Grier. Mrs. john
ston is the owner of Ruffcoat Ken
nels, one of the most fashionable
dog kennels in this country.
Among those who attended the
50th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs Harry Wingate at Har-
ringtOn were Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward
Fudson. Mrs. Arthur Melvin and DR.
and Mrs. }. b. Griel< .'ss.css.7ss 'ss7s sss:..,, s-f
Arthur Melvin. Jr., is on the sick
list with bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bostic and
daughter Alice Louise are guests of
Ir. and Mrs. Oliver Grier of Wilkes
Earre, Pa. Alice Louise has been Op-
( rated upon for the removal of tom
sils and adenoids She is doing fine
Samuel Bennett has had his resi-
6ence repainted which adds greatly
10 its appearance.
Mrs. l4Ottie Bennett has returned
from the Emergency Hospital. She
is doing very well at this writing.
Mrs. Della Mitten has been quite
sick for several days but is much
Mrs. Harvey Jester and daughter
Ruth spent last week in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. A. W. Boone. Mrs. Edith Mel
vim, Miss Mary Melyin, Mrs Mary y.
Boone and A NJ Melvin. Jr.. attend
ed the funeral services of John
Boone at Baltimore, Md, last week.
Robert j. Marshall, formerly of
this town, passed away IN Whining
ton last week. lie had lived in that
city for the past several years. The
body was brought 10 BarratE's Chap
el on Tuesday .2r interment in the
family lot Quite number of
friends from here were present at
the burial services
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Hopkins en-
teItained at dinner on Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Satteriield of Har-
! iington Homer 7. Hopkins of New
ark and Fred Hopkins of town.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Mick of Chest I
nut Knoll. entertained at dinner on Z
saturday evening" Mr. and Mrs. G. I
f. Miller; Miss Esther Wright, all of
rederica and Senator Ernest Keith
1f Dover.
Miss Rita Mcguire entertained at
a pleasant Halloween party last
Friday evening.
L. NJ. Wallace, a boat builder of
1astOn, Nd. has moved to Freder- ,
ca and is occupying the Belts !
on North Market street He {
las contracted to build several fine !
shing boats for persons devoted to
heir favorite recreation fishing with r
look and line
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Raughley of
harrington, Frank Longfellow and +
iss Bertha Longfellow of Green's /
ioro, Md, called on Mrs. Josephine
'arey last Sunday. Z
Mr.. and Mrs George Fowler of =
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman y
3ethards and son Junior of Audu-
on N. j.. were guests of Mrs. Mary 7