Milford chronicle., 1935-11-08

delphia hospital for the past two
weeks. undergoing treatment.
Miss Maude McCabe entertained
the Colonel Armwell Long Chapter
OF the D. A. r. of FEanhford, at
luncheon and bridge at her home on
Main street, Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Norris, a Past State Regent, of Do
yer, an aunt of Mrs. Sarah Cathar-
inc Townsend of this town was
among those present. In addition to
Miss McCabe and Mrs. Townsend
other members of this town are Mrs.
Madaline Watson Whaley and Mrs.
Helen Wanser, while most of the
other members of the chapter are
residents of FrankfOrd.
In response to an invitation from
the Selbyville Community Club, the
Milton club came down and Joined
in a reciprocity meeting held in the
local club room on Thursday after
noon, October 31st. The visiting
club presented a very interesting and
most enjoyable sketch entitled do
You Remember" The sketch was
in eleven scenes, and a great deal
Of talent was displayed by the vari-
GUS characters who wore lovely cos
tunes of by-gone days Scene one
represented a grandmother enter
tanning two small children, all beau
tifully dressed in costumes typical |
of that age. with Mrs Howard Davis |
a former member of the local club |
and the wife of a former pastor here, |
acting the part of grandmother The |
was a most delightful one
and at the close sandwiches. coffee
and cider were served by the hos
pitality committee composed of Mrs.
NJ. Pasha Watson, Mrs. Clifton Hast
ings, Mrs. d. F. HOllingswOrth. Mrs.
Ray Holloway, and Mrs. ROxie
Dukes.
The members of the Selbyville
Rotary Club accompanied by their
wives and friends went to SeafOrd
IN Friday night where they were en-
at an inter-club luncheon
It the Hotel Sussex, with the Sea-
ord Kiwanis Club acting the part
If hosts, while the Selbyville club
presented the program of entertain
nent. with +. Paul BurkhOlder of .
ANOA 6ELOhn ao NAE npEdhEAs AAgAg~ ] .
on A. Bunting and. Homer Pepper
re president and vice-president of =
he Selbyville Rotary Club, while +
,lwOOd Cook, a former resident of =
his town, is now president Of the
eafOrd Kiwanis Club and President O
nd Mrs. Cook made it quite pleasant
Or both the Rotarians and Rotary
.nns. I
Due to the inclement weather the
Iallowe'en celebration was post
Oned until Monday night when the
Iasquerade parade began at 7.45 A
clock, with Billy Hudson, one of
lie High School boys and a men,
Pr of the High School orchestra as
ader followed by the Bugle Corps
nd School Band. The judges stand
as erected in front of the Green
lrs store, and the masQueraders
lssed through for inspection. The
dges were Mrs. Inga Tubbs of
4lbyville, William Powell of Frank a.
rd and Harry Dukes of Millville, :,
I'd were assisted in directing the .,
mDctitOrs, by the Messrs. Paul 80 80
ing, Clifton Hastings, Roland Scott =. u
~ W imam GIEtuuuES- / lie prizes -
Group l, ages 6 to II years, went ",
Raymond "ROebuck" Morris. Ca ~ =.
"a Hickman of town, and Ruth " "
sssick of frankfort; second group, VI VI
VS. and girls. II to 21. Edith ock- a. q;
'Od. Ocean View, Volta McCabe and sI sl
ldred Hudson of town; mems ~ ~
pup. Ray Mumford, representing D en
: King of Ethiopia. Mason Sprague an an
town. and Horace Hickman of S''
Women's group. DOro-
7 Pepper. witch. Essie Murray. sa
ddess of Liberty, town: Ocea Tay- lO'
Kushlea, Bishopville. Group
zes, $500 cash. first of the group -
yes was awarded to Aeita Council Is
19. Degree of Pocahontas. for
Jat" arranged mostly by Mr.. and
s. James K. Wilgus. The float was bo.
ruck of pines representing a pine IN
est, with wigwam and also a ~,
MP fire brightly burning in the on er'
4es