Milford chronicle., 1934-05-11
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the church. Sunday school beginning
at $3.50 will have an exercise tc
please those who come. Mornine
worship will be appropriately plan
ned to meet your expectations. Ser
mon by pastor on Behold Thy Mo-
Their" In the evening at 1880 O'Clock
musical program will be rendered
consisting of songs by the young
folks, a solo by Mrs. Vincent and we
hope to have a violin solo by Clar-
ence Person, also other music. A
short address by the pastor. Come
out and make this the best Mothers
Day you ever spent.
The Junior League is very en-
thusiastic and is getting down to
work. They are studying the Old
Testament. learning the books and
number of other facts that will be
of benefit to them later on in life.
Mrs. w. H. Person played a pre-
lude for us Sunday morning, which
was appreciated by those present
We hope to be able to continue this.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Frederick Fire Company will give
supper this Friday evening, May IL
at $3.50 p. m. The menu will con-
sist of chicken salad. fried oysters,
ham, cole slaw, pickles. rolls, pie
and coffee. Price. SOC. The supper
will be in the auditorium of the
Frederick school. Come out and aid
a good cause.
Mrs. Roland Langrell was oper-
ated upon last week for appendicitis
in the Kent General Hospital. She
is doing very well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lohan have
returned from Florida where they
have been spending the winter.
Oliver Melvin has received the
for postmaster here.
Mrs. Harold Harrington will be his
assistant. Both are capable and
and will prove efficient in
serving the public. The retiring
postmaster. w. II. Rogers and his |
assistant. Mrs. Sadie Abbott, have |
given faithful service, which has
been greatly appreciated by the pa
rons.
Miss Suzanne Warrington. a tea
her in the Harrington Public
School. has been granted a leave of
/ years absence in order to attend
he winter session of Pennsylvania
State College. She is a graduate of
he Teacher Training Course of the
University of Delaware and is now
arning the degree of Bachelor of
Science. After graduating from Penn
tate, Miss Warrington will resume
eaching at the Harrington School
yhere she has taught since her
radiation from the University of
Delaware.
MIR. and Mrs. John Scott were
iven a delightful miscellaneous
hover on Thursday evening of last
Geek. The gifts were useful and at
ractive and much appreciated by
he young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hurley of Dover
'ere guests of Miss Mildred Cover
ale on Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Vinyard and Miss
iardner spent a day at Rehoboth
asst week.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Collins and
lrs. Arthur Clark were guests of
Ir. and Mrs. Henry Harrington on
unday.
The Ladies Aid Society was very
leasantly entertained in the Sunday
chool room of Trinity NJ E. Church
lst Friday evening by Mrs. Will !,
am Leach, Mrs. W. H. Person and ;;
Irs. Clarence Person. The room
)Oked lovely with jars of apple ,
lossoms and lilacs.
A charming program was present
by Mrs. Jester A. Gray and Mrs. :
0hn C. Darby as follows: Singing.
Onward Christian Soldiers;" musi- s
II questions, Mrs. +. w. Mick; song i
Roses of Picardy," Miss Mary Der
ckson; piano duet. Mrs. w. H. Per- I
IN, Miss S. E. Lank; reading. "At
le Clinic" Mrs. H. F. Mitten; song.
RS. Marion Gerow; group of famiI-
r songs.
The following persons were ap-
,inted on the flower cOmmitte. for
ay. Mrs. w. H. Person and Mrs.
arence JersOn; for June, Mrs. A.
Lank and Mrs. S. E. Bostic; for
lily, Mrs. Lollis Mcqueen, Mrs. R.
Postles; for August. Mrs. Mary +,
Boone. Mrs. Edith Melvin; for
'ptember, Mrs. Vaughn Warren,
RS. Laura CarrOw.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Melvin was pleas
Itly surprised last Sunday on the
casion of her birthday by her chill
en- giving a turkey dinner at
pores restaurant in her honor.
lie others present were Elijah F.
elvin. Arthur NJ Melvin. Sr.. Ar
ur NJ. Melvin. Jr.. Miss Nellie
alls. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Melvin. =
;. and Mrs. Samuel f. Bostic and
lighter Alice Louise and Mrs. Su-
n Bostic.
Quite a number of our town folk
mt to the Plaza Theatre at Milford
It week to see Mrs. Elliott's dane
, class and especially two little II
ederiea girls. Betty Dare and
ce Louise Bostic, who are pupils II
Mrs. Elliott's.
drs. Sallie T. Williams announces
marriage of her daughter. Mary
Williams. to J. Louis Rawlins, on
Y 1st. in New York City.
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