Milford chronicle., 1933-03-24
HOLLYVILLE
Personals

William T.. Smith, who is residinl
al the home of his neice. Mrs. EliZ;
Mcllyaine. had the misfortune Il
fall down 4 stairway and sustain
painful injnries about the head ana
| back.
Mrs. Thomas StOckley, who ha;
been very sick for the past twt
months. is rapidly improving.
t;range News
COOlsping Grange represented by
30 of its friends and members jour-
neyed to Delaware Grange at New
port. near Wilmington, OIL Monday
evening of this week for the pur-
pose OF presenting the Travelling
PlOw" 10 that Grange, after the pre-
SentatiOn the entertainment of the
evening was given over to the lee
turer of CoOlspring Grange. Mrs.
Elizabeth Stevenson. The following
program was given: reading, by Mrs.
Efiie Joseph, Origin of St. Patrick's
Day; music by the COolspring
string quartet; readying by Mrs.
Clara Joseph. Down in Sussex in
Little Old Delaware: play by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis, "A Slight
Misunderstanding; mOnologuei
Cutting Willie's Hair" by Mrs
Elizabeth Stevenson: mOnOlOgue by
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins. Just Il
Friendly Call"; solo by Ruth Vaughn
Its \ Long Way To Tipperray";
recitation by +. 4. Vaughn. Me and
My Horse Jim; solo by Mrs.
Amanda Stevenson. star of the
East. The ladies of Newport
Grange served refreshments consist
ing of ice cream. cake and coffee.
Miss Laura Rutherford. our club
leader, has called a meeting at her
office in Georgetown on Thursday,
March 23rd for the purpose to teach
the ladies of various clubs, dress
form making.
Our Hollymount Club meeting met
with Miss Cornelia Hirdle the Sth OF
March. Everybody reported good
time. after a very Interesting talk
by Miss Rutherford on "POcketbOOk
Aid from tha Everyday Egg" the
hostess furnished delicious refresh
ments of cakes and fruit cocktail.
Afterwards the ladies furnished Il
covered dish and recipe of their fav-
orite food.
Rufus Joseph and family of near
Lewes called on Joseph and Ira
Prettyman one evening last week.
Miss Ira Prettyman attended an
ice cream party at Oak Orchard on
Tuesday evening of this week.
Carter Mackham, who has been
visiting in Washington, d. C., for the
past two weeks. has returned.
The Rev. Jos. u. DickersOn. of
ZOar NJ. l.. Circuit, preached his last
very interesting sermon before the
on Sunday last, March
18th, at Unity NJ. Il. Church.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Unity
NJ. 4. Church met at Mrs. Clara JO-
seph's last Saturday evening, March
18th. There was quite crowd pres
emt. The hostess furnished apples.
The next meeting meets at Mrs. Otis
Joseph's. the third Saturday even
ing in April. We ask for a larger
crowd. Everybody welcome.
Miss n. BrimyOu. OF Wilmington, /
called on Mr. and Mrs. Otis Joseph |
and others. of this neighbOrhOod. on
Friday of last week.
Leon Reynolds. who has heen sick /
IS able to be out again.
Holly Mount News
Moving picture reels on valuable .
and entertaining subjects will he .
he features of the r. #. A. meeting. |
Friday night, March "a. A short !
business program at about 1880 and I
he pictures to start at o'clock.
\ large crowd is expected to see
hese excellent pictures and he en-
ertained by the State Health De-
Iartment.
A valuable volley ball disappeared
rom school one of the extremely
windy days last week. Anyone find
ng this ball will be doing the school
great favor to deliver II at school.