Milford chronicle., 1934-01-12
FREDERICK

ANAulLI W. IAs CuufNu. All GlCCtlOu ~
officers for the year took place a
follows: Miss Sarah Elizabetl
Lank, president; Mrs. George r
Miller, first vice president; Mrs
Sharp l.. Wilson, second vice pTesi
dent; Mrs. Mary Boone, secretary
and Mrs. Edith Melvin, treasurer
Mrs. Harold Harrington, assistan
treasurer The entertaining commit
tee for February will be Mrs. A. d
Lank, Mrs. Samuel Bostic and Mrs
John Palmer. The program commit
tee to be announced later. The flow
er committee for February will b.
Mrs. Arthur Melvin and Mrs. JOhT
Palmer.
A very delightful program ii
chardge of Mrs. w. W. Wilson anC
Mrs. Vaughn Warren was given
Piano selections by Mrs. Maude Kel
/ lings, Mrs. L. l.. Carlisle and Miss
Lank were very much enjoyed.
Vocal selections by Mrs. Joseph
Gerow and Mrs. Hugh Vincent were
beautifully rendered.
Humorous selections read by Mrs
Gerow and Mrs. Harry T. Mitten
were received with great applause.
The hostesses, Mrs. AlOnzO Nor
ris, Mrs. Calvin Langrell and Mrs
Willard Sapp, served delicious re-
freshments during the social hour
The music class began on Monday
evening with Paul We'll of Harring-
ton as instructor. Hereafter the
class will meet on Tuesday even
ings at 1880 O'Clock. A large and en-
thusiastic group was present at the
first meeting. The class i'm public
affairs will organize on Wednesday
evening, January II.
Our citizens were shocked to hear
of the sudden passing away of Mrs.
Florence Robbins, wife of Luther
Robbins, of heart trouble on Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. She had been
i'm poor health for a number of
years but was able to attend to her
household duties.
Mrs. Robbins was a lovely Chris
tian woman. She had sweet, gentle
Lature, kind and affectiOnate toward
her family and a helpful and con-
siderate neighhcl.
Funeral services were held at
Barartts Chapel On Tuesday alter-
noon and were attended b. large
concurseof relatives and friends
from near and far. The profusiOn Of
exquisite flowers atteste1 the Ie-
spect In which the deceased was
held. The services were conducted
by Rev. Norman c. Benson. with
singing by Trinity VI. f. choir. The
deceased is survived bv her hus-
band, a son. Ldther Robbins, a
prominent farmer near town and
daughter, Mrs. William BOyre. of
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Person Of
Woodland Farm. entertained at din
nor on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. T.. W
Nick and sons, Felix and FRANK and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Person.
Mrs. A. W. Boone afte' spending
several weeks with her niece, Mrs.
Raymond Hopes, of Westfie!d. n. j.,
has gone to WestmOnt. n. j., where
she is visiting another niece. Mrs
Helen Jacobs Barr.
Mrs. John Camper is visiting her
son, DR.. Emory Camper of Highs
town. n. J.
Mrs. John Palmer was recent
visitor to her children in Whining
ton and Philadelphia.
One of the most delightful affairs |
of the winter season was the New
Years party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix W. Mick at their home at
Chestnut Knoll. The home was beau-
tifully decorated with the holiday |
evergreens and the shrubbery with
It's bright electric lights giving forth !
a CHEEKY Seelcome to the guests
driving through the pine bordered
driveway.
A pleasant feature of the evening
was several delightful musical
numbers with piano, violin. cornet'
lanjo and harmOnica.
The time passed delightfully."- with
lancing and social conversation. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Will
is and Senator Ernest Keith OF DO
fer; Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Woodall OF
hester. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
hendricks, Mrs. Willard Slaughter,
.Ir. and Mrs. George r. Miller. MIR.
md Mrs. J. r. Rogers, Miss Esther
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Nc
Bride and Oscar p. Harrington.
Through the courtesy of Senator
ernest Keith of Dover, harmonica
lass has been organized for a group
f girls and boys of the Frederick
chool. These youngsters are very
and certainly appreci-
te the instruction they receive.
Mrs. Jennie Lindale and Miss
BETTY Jane Palmer of Milford were
he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
'almer on Saturday evening.
Samuel J. Minner who has been
n the sick list for several months
} improving.
Mrs. Samuel Bostic entertained at
inner on Wednesday of last week
A commitment to her husband, Sam
ell E. Bostic and her father, Arthur
I. Melvin, whose birthdays came on
he same date. The other guests
-ere Mrs. A. NJ. Melvin. Mrs. Bostic.
r., and Mrs. Maud KEELING and
aughters.
The following officers for the
rederica Sunday school were elect
4 last Sunday for the year 1884:
Ira Garbutt; assis-
mt superintendent, Harry f. Nit
m; recording secretary, Mrs. Ettie
mithers; assistant secretary, Mrs.
arold Harrington; statistical sec
etary. John R. Rogers, Jr.; assis-
mt statistical secretary, Thomas
arbutt; treasurer, Mrs. Mary A.
oone; librarians. Lee Harrington.
ichard Welsh; pianist. Mrs. Maude
.IIi.,n. Ma. Elianhath Innk Mrs