Milford chronicle., 1933-03-10

Tree" by the first grade boys. Both
were rhythmical interpretations of
musical records and received much
applause.
Laws District Folks Are Kind
Laws District is noted for its
good neighbors and spirit of broth
erly kindness. Two weeks ago Will
liam A. c. Harrington suffered a
painful accident TO his hand. Ono of
his neighbors saw him trying to
chop wood with one hand. To Mr.
Harrington's surprise eleven men
soon appeared on the scene and the
chOpping began SO vigorously that
the immense pile of wood was soon
chopped into the proper size.
"a friend in need,
Is friend indeed"
Rabid Dog Kan Amuck
A dog afflicted with hydrOphObia
ran. through our town on Sunday
morning and bit several dogs. The
town board took action on Monday
morning and posted notices about
town warning owners OF dogs to
keep all dogs off the streets.
Her 25th Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel BOstic re-
ecived a pleasant surprise on Thurs
day evening when crowd of people
walked in laden with lovely gifts
and delicious home made ice cream
ant evening was spent which Will
and cake. Il was the 25th anniver-
sary of Mrs. BOstic's birth. A pleas
lingcr long in the memory of all,
especially Mrs. BOstic whose sur
prise was complete. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. James Killen,
Mrs. Cora I'arlOw, Mrs. Elizabeth
PcttyiOhn, all of Dover, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Windcr Massey. Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer West. of Harrington. MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Kay of Wilmington;
Alice Louise Bostic and Mrs. Pris-
ella Lank of Frederica.
Miss Evelyn Long spent the week |
end in Washington with DIR. and |
Mrs. B. w. NleekB.
Miss. Mary Melvin who Is attend
ing a business school in Trenton,
n. j.. is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Edith Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Van Hoey
at cards OH Saturday
evening Mrs. A. W. Boone. Mrs. Will
lard Slaughter, Mr. and Mrs. James
Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl.
Cats. Mrs. Boone won high score
prize and Mr.. Cats low
A splendid musical program was
given in Trinity NJ. T.. Church OH
Sunday evening on the occasion of
he annual missionary anniversary
4 large attendance was present and
/ good collection for missions was
'aised.
Judging from the capacity house
hat greeted the benefit performance
Iy the minstrel troupe last Thurs
lay evening, one would gather that
'rederica is baseball town. The
was provided by To-
;al talent assisted by other talent of
learby towns. The program con- ,
listed of songs. mOnOlogues. jokes,
music and dancing. The receipts
mounted to $77.00. Invitations have {
ieen received to repeat the perfor- I
nance i'm other towns. Roland Walls
upervised the affair
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hudson and
amily of Newark spent the week.
nd with Mrs. Sallie Hudson.
Miss Bertha Moore of Philadel- '
hia is visiting Mrs Vaughn War
ell.
Miss Margaret V. Robbins with a
lumber of young people from Mil
ord attended the inauguration in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moore and =
aughter of near Houston were d
ucsts of Mrs. C. c. Speel aud sis
srs on Sunday. a
Burris SpuTry of Magnolia, Mar
IN Stevenson, John E. Mcbride.
red Hopkins and Nebebiah Cain,
II of F'rederica, spent Friday and I
aturday i'm Washington.
Mrs. A. W. Boone entertained at g
delightful turkey dinner ON ]
thursday evening: MIR. and Mrs.
larry r. Mitten, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar II
lur Melvin, Mrs. John c. Darby, {
r. aud Mrs. James Moore and Mrs. '
nnie B. Harrington. p
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