Milford chronicle., 1935-11-08
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i The annual Halloween party Of
/ Friday night was a success IN ever.
way There was a greater number o
adults ID the march this year tha
made competition keener for prizes
4 Mrs. Marion Keyes played for tn
marches.
The judges were Miss Elizabeth
Iank, Mrs. J. B. Derrickson, Mrs
Jester A. Gray. Miss Emma ManlOve
Mrs. John c. Darby and Mrs. Jack
Wiicutts.
Prizes we're awarded to pre-school
snd primary group as follows:
Pest dressed couple, Mother Goose
Characters. Francis Maguigan Hol-
leger and Jean GOttorf.
For the most comical couple, Betty
Ann Harrington and Charles Kersey.
The second group best dressed
couple, cowboys, John Van Hoy. first
grade; Leslie Rentz, third grade.
Most comical couple, Audrey Pal
mer and Isabelle Scott Of the third
grade.
Fifth and sixth grade group, best
dressed couple, colonial girls. Betty
Dare Of fifth grade and Jennie Nor
ris of fourth grade.
Knowles and Drexel COverdaIe. Of
sixth grade,
Seventh and eighth grade, a group
Of sailors, first prize. Jeanette Rob
bins, Emma Sharp, Margaret Belts,
Dorothy Carpenter
Most comicai, Buckle Boone and
Jack Parker
In the colorful adult group, first
prize for best dressed couple, went
to Halle Selassie and his bodyguard,
who we're impersonated by Mrs. Lau-
"a Afitten and Mrs. BOuzena Melvin.
The most comical, the bride and
groom, from Darktown. Mrs. Emma
Slaughter and Mrs. Ruth Stevenson.
Third for most ridiculous looking
Reuben caty snd Mrs Kinney.
The program which followed was
very interesting. consisting Of inusi-
cal interpretations, dances and
sketches, pertaining to Halloween.
The cooperation Of the public is
greatly appreciated by the principal
and teachers.
Mrs. J. W. Cannon. Miss Mary
Lambert, Mrs. John Jewell and Miss
Louise VreeIand spent Saturday
shopping In Wilmington.
E. Paul BurkhoIder. supervisor,
visited the Frederick schools last
week.
Miss Jane Gray spent the week !
end in Philadelphia
Last Friday afternoon the First
Of Company ID. marched !
into Frederick and pitched their
tents and parked their trucks on the
school grounds. They re-
mained until Monday morning, when
they left. Fort DUPONT being their
inal destination.
Il was a great treat to the pupils,
who were naturally curious and ask
ID many questions which were cour-
answered by the soldiers.
Many visitors visited the camp
Turing their stay.
On Saturday evening, November 2,
Elizabeth Savage Of the seventh
trade, entertained about 35 Of her
gOung friends with a Halloween
larty. They had wonderful evening !
,laying games and doing Halloween
itunts. At a late hour refreshments,
appropriate for the evening were
lerved. The young people report q
oily evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel BOstic spent
he weekend with relatives in
They also went to see
he new Cambridge bridge over the
Ihoptank River.
Quite a number of our town folk
ient to Felton on Friday evening to
be delicious turkey supper given by
he senior class at the FELTON, High
chool
Mrs. Laura Spurry and Mrs. Rus
ell Anderson we're guests Of Capt.
nd Mrs. John Cunningham on Sat
rday.
F. L. woodall Of Chester was the {
uest of Oscar P. Harrington on
unday. I
John Francis wOodalI of Whining
IN spent the weekend with his aunt {
Irs. Sallie Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry NJ. Boone and =
rancis GOttorf visited the latter's !
ife, Mrs. Margaret GOttorf, at the d
tate Hospital last Saturday and
iund her very much improved. Il
Frederick has certainly been great o
improved by many residences be- Z
* repainted. Those recently COM
eted are the homes Of John c. OAR c
,, John E. Mcbride, Nehemiah d
ain, Robert Carpenter. Ponder v
homas, and Marion Stevenson's G
70 properties. n
The Frederica fire truck was an c
ltrant in the parade in Milford. IL
as very attractive and received
,norable mention. u