Milford chronicle., 1934-03-09
FREDERICK

The Ladies' Aid Society was very
pleasantly entertained on Friday eve,
by Mrs. Reynolds Robbins, Mrs. Ina
Hughes and Mrs. Luther Robbins at
the home of Mrs. Reynolds Robbins.
A very charming program was
prepared by Mrs. Olivia Carrow and
Mrs. l.. l.. Carlisle. II follows:
Reading, "The River of Stars,
Mrs. Joseph GerOw: piano solo,
Mountain Echoes. Mrs. Roland
Langrell. Vocal solo, Tired Hands"
Mrs. Hugh Vincent; monolOgue. Isl
and T.. Mrs. Robert Carpenter; piano
duet. Country Dance. by Nevln.
Mrs. w. II. Person and Mrs. l.. l.
Carlisle: solo "The Old Spinning
Wheel. Mrs. Vincent; pianOlOuge. "A
Pain In Her Sawdust", Mrs. l.. L..
Carlisle and Mrs. H.. f. Mitten.
The entire program was excellent
and thoroughly enjoyed. The hos
tesses served delicious refreshments
during the social hour
District Superintendent, DIR. Hab-
bart, will preach in Trinity NJ. Il.
Church next Sunday evening. A cor
dial invitation is extended TO all.
Mrs. b. +. Burton has been spend
ing several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Gordon. of Syracuse. N. Y.
Miss Emma Wagner. of MilbOurne,
N. j., is visitisg her sister. Mrs. j.
II. Rogers.
Mrs. Sharp l.. Wilson entertained
at Bridge ON Saturday evening, Mrs.
Edith Melvin, Miss Elizabeth Lank
and Mrs. Annie b. Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hendricks had
as their guests for Bridge on Satur-
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
GerOw, Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Nc
Bride and Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn War
ren.
Ralph Gray. the little son of Mrs.
Naomi Gray, is quite sick with ear
trouble, following an attack of meas
les.
Mrs. Bnrnite Kemp has been very
Sick for the past week.
o. p. Harrington was IL Baltimore
visitor on Monday.
Miss Nellie Walls spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Melvin.
Miss Rose Virden, of Dover, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. William Leach on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Harrington, of
Clayton, who have been visiting Mrs.
Mary Kelley have returned home.
Mrs. Maggie Sapp have been CON
fined TO her home the past week on
account of illness.
The water mains have been frozen
for several weeks in the western part
of the town. The thawing started
on Sunday and it was discovered
that one opposite William PrOuse's
of the street. Similar conditions
are expected now any time in other
sections as another one was found |
opposite James Morris store.
Supervisor George r. Miller attend |
ed the convention of Superintendents |
and Supervisors in Cleveland. Ohio, |
last week and reports extremely cold |
weather there.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Reed. Mr.. and |
Mrs. William Cloud. of IOngwOOd,
Pa. were weekend guests of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Herman Van Hoy.
Miss Eleanor Humes, of Milford,
DpGIA NIt hEth-Glu WIN ilEI dHlllt
Mrs. SHARP l.. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel BOstic spent
Friday in Wilmington.
In striking contrast to the severe
and drifted snow were the
decorations at Langrell's Fruit Store
last week. When returning from
Florida with his weekly load of
fresh grape fruit, oranges and tan
serines, he also brought beautiful
palms and branches of live oak COW .
cred with lovely southern moss.
However his customers were so de- ;
lighted with them that they also re- ;
luested them for home decorations.
rhe school children were especially .
in them.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Sapp enter !
aimed at cards on Friday evening,
diss Emma ManlOve and Mr. and
irs. Allan Smith. {
announcement d
Miss Bertha Moore formerly of
was united in marriage
o Harvey ID. DOnaberger on June s
i, 1888 by Rev. Fisher, a Methodist
minister of Lebanon. Pa, while Wis
.iu6 Mis ASOiidbVi tSNi = AiohhNis AiOy
re now living at 1870 S. Sth ST.. Leb- a
non, Pa. v
Delicious turkey dinners were serv
d on Saturday and Sunday at !
lOOre's Restaurant. Patrons from &
earby towns always come to Jim's n
hen the announcement for "Tur-
ey and all the fxin's" is seen on v
he bulletin board. o