Milford chronicle., 1933-12-15
FREDERICK

FREDERICK
Mrs. Jester A. Gray, representa-
tive for this community for Mrs
James Hughes, has opened the Wei
fare Sewing Unit in the store on tn,
corner of Market and David streets
The use of the building has been do
nated by the owner, Thomas CahalI
of Philadelphia This work will tent
to alleviate much discomfort expert
enced in winter by those who are
not prepared for it through unem,
ployment. Mrs. Gray was untiring IL
her efft IT'S to relieve the situation
last year and many are grateful fol
her efforts.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morris, q lady 81
years Of age is suffering from q
painful accident She is blind ami
thought she was en,eriny the kit.
chen eoor but instead stepped Gown
into the cellar. Mrs. Webb, a practi-
cal nurse is taking care Of her.
Mrs. A. w. Boone, chairman If the
supper given by the ladies of the
town for the benefit OF Trinity NJ. T.
Church, has reported total amount
of $3.50 cleared from the sales and
has TUNED in that amount to Harry
+ Mitten, treasurer OF the board OF
trustees. a.
On Wednesday afternoon OF last
week. Mrs. John w. Darby entertain
cd at q charming bridge luncheon
Those present were Mrs. Lester Adj
kins, Mrs. Remsen Barnard, Mrs
Frank Grier, Mrs. Marshall Town
send, all of Milford; Mrs. Jester A,
Gray, Mrs. Willard Slaughter, Mrs,
benjamin F. Burton, Mrs. Herman
V,nyard, and Mrs. A. w. 3oOne, all
Of IIeGerica. Lovely prizes were
awarded. Mrs. Boone received the
prize for high score and Mrs,
Slaughter for low score. -.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. ],
Burton Hendricks entertained the
Sewing 0ircle. Those present were
Mrs. Lester Hall, of Dover, Mrs.
Vaughn Warren, Mrs. Irene Spurry,
Mrs. Roland Miller, Mrs. w. F. Nidie
and Mrs. Ruth Stevenson.
The Ladies Aid Society was very
pleasantly entertained in the Sun
day school room of Trinity M. e.
Church on Friday evening. The hos
tesses were Mrs. Lollis Mcqueen,
Mrs. Ponder Thomas and Mrs. Ro-
land Miller. .4.
A beautiful program of readings
and Christmas carols was given un-
der the direction of Mrs. Felix w.
Mick and Miss Esther Wright.
The program was as follows:
"The Christmas Story" Mrs.
Mick.
Song, while Shepherds Watch
ed" ~
Piano solo, "one Fleeting Hour"
Miss Wright.
Song, Silent Night"
Reading, Dat Christmas on de or
Plantation" by Paul Lawrence Dun
bar, Mrs. Robert Carpenter.
Song, at Came Upon a Midnight
Clear"
Piano solo, "Idilio." Mrs. L. L.
Carlisle.
Song, "Oh Little Town Of Bethle-
hem"
Solo, "The Star and the Angels"
Mrs. Vincent.
Songs, christmas Caroling Song"
and Deck the Halls"
The carols were sung by all pres
ent and the true Christmas spirit
prevailed in singing these lovely
carols so appropriate during the
Christmas season.
The hostesses served delicious re-
during the social hour,
at the close of this delightful eve
ming.
Mrs. Irene Spurry and Mrs. Annie
B. Harrington were appointed on the
flower committee for January.
On December Z, at the assembly
period, Delaware Day was observed
by a short program. Principal F. W.
Mick in his Introductory remarks
the children of the honor
Of being citizens of "The First
State" The program follows:
Salute to the flag.
Reciting the 23rd Psalm, by the
school.
Reading, 'The Delaware Conven-
ion Ratifying the Constitution"
Margaret Hart.
Singing, "Our Delaware"
Mr.. Mick and the teachers extend
/ cordial invitation to the parents |
md friends to attend the Christmas |
program on Friday afternoon, De-
,ember %, at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. B. F. Burton visited Mrs. c.
". Spencer and other friends in |
last week.
Mrs. Clara Driscoll of Wilmington
s visiting her sister, Mrs. Della
iitten.
Mrs. Ida Morgan was the guest of
Irs. Ida Morgan of Wilmington last
week.
Mrs. John E. Mcbride spent sew
raj days last week in Chester, Pa.
Reynolds Robbins has about re-
overed from a painful accident to
is head and neck, caused by fall
ng limb while he was trimming
rees for the elephone company last
yeek. He was treated at Milford
ospital.
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