Milford chronicle., 1933-09-08

and M. Jackson were the leading
hitters for Wyoming, while Masten
Shaw, Holloway and Babbs did the
clouting for the visitors.
The afternoon game at Harrington
was a different story. George Win
ters was pitted against Loller. Win
ters only allowed three widely scat
tered hits and famed nine. At the
same time Harrington was amassing
a total of nine hits. Short. Hollo-
way, Donoway and Morris led with
the stick, each batting five hundred
or better. Fifer with two singles
led his team mates at bat. The
series of five games now stands
even, each club having won two
games. The final game is being
played at Wyoming today and is ex-
pected. to be a battle to the finish.
Shower For Newly Meds
A miscellaneous shower was given
last week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter J. Webb in honor of the
young bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Hastings. A delightful time
was spent after which refreshments
were served, the guests departed
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hast
ings a happy life.
NJ. E. Church Notes
$50 a. M, old-fashioned class
meeting, led by A. d. McCabe.
9.45 a. M, church school in all de-
partments, H. j. Ramsdell, superin-
tendent. Offerin gnext Sunday for
building fund.
IL a. M, preaching by pastor, sub
ject, "The World Needs the Power
of, Faith Today" Text, Habakkug
S-17-1S. ,
6.45 p. m, grst meeting of the Ep-
worth League. GLAND Gleason, lead
er. All young people invited.
7.30 p. M, the peoples popular
praise and gospel service will be
held. Preaching by the pastor, sub
ject, "a Bible Weather Forecast" +"
Text, Matt. 1928.
Personals
D. B. Tharp cashier of the First
National Bank and Mrs. Tharp have
returned from weeks vacation
spent at Rehoboth, Atlantic City and
Philadelphia.
Miss Betty Lee o'Neal has been
spending the past week with her
aunt, Miss Neva Wyatt at Whining
ton.
Miss Evelyn Marvel and brother,
Junior, have been visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. Wilbert Richards in Will
mington during the past week.
Miss Jeanette Tharp is spending
some time with Miss Mary Ann
Burns at Lebanon, Va.
Persons having prominent parts in
the show "The Worlds All Right"
have been chosen and they are now
rehearsing. Mrs. Jean Greenlee is
to act as studio pianist for the pro-
duction. Since much of the action
in this show is set to music, because
the leads are broadcasting stars, the
pianist naturally plays an important
part, consequently, the New Century
Club feels very fortunate in having
Mrs. Greenlee as pianist. No one
can afford to miss this production
because it is entirely different from
anything ever offered in entertain
ment.
Mrs. Marian Keyes a star in sew
eral former home talent shows is
cast as the Tell-Me-A-Story lady
and Mrs. A. B. Parsons will be the
mother of the Nursery Land. Mr..
Parsons has the role of father.
There will be 100 local children
from the ages of 5 to in the he'll
drens' story hour that will assist
these leads.
Kitty Toppin, Betty Jane Williams,
Christine Powell, Louise Messner,
Jean Messner, and Charlotte Ann
Adams will appear as little women
and the two Quillen children, Billy
Knox, Clyde Tucker and Gayl Smith
will appear as little men in this Tiny
Tot parade. A regiment of kiddies
will lopen the number who are called
1.-THE Soldiers of the Tin Pan Pa
rade." Paul We'll will give a special
Interpretation of "In Waiting For
Ships That Never Come In" He will
be in special costume and assisted
by eight girls dressed as Jack TaFs.
Bill Horleman will give one min
ute speech that will be both enter
tanning and funny. This one min
ute talk will be typical of speeches
given over big time radio broad
casts.
'The Worlds All Right is truly a
great event and has rightly been
called a community show, using the
best local musical and dramatic
talent. Everybody who has seen the
rehearsals state the show win GER
tainly be entertaining and fast NOV
ing show that is truly a hilarious
comedy of fast moving life in a radio
station, all of the lead people in the
chorus groups and committees are
working hard and lending their time |
to prove to the public that 'The |
Worlds All Right"
Claude Cahall gives a good per-
formance as the owner of the radio
station and Mrs. Darbie fills the part |
of his fiancee and secretary. ]. C. |
superintendent of schools |
takes the part of the hard boiled bill
collector, and Fred Wilson imper-
sonates Mr.. Dinkle a big pickle |
owner. These people along with Joe
Laws who takes the part of the Of |
fee boy are working to make the |
show one of the best ever staged in |
this community. Miss Helen Forrest |