Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01

n urday morning, November 8. Tn
; displays will be open to the publi
d on Saturday and Armistioe DAY.
o The Community Fair program, up
E. der the auspices of the Home ant
n School Association, will be held oi
Armistice Day night. The music vii
S be in charge of Mrs. Florence I
s Gibson. An address will be Delivers
y by Prof Franklin Butz, superinten
dent Of the schools, and also by for
mer Congressman Robert 9. Hogs
S ton, who will represent the George
s town Board of Education. Mrs. Geo
: Elton Walls, representing the par
= ents, will make a brief address. Mu.
sic by the parents will be in charge
? Of Mrs. R. s. Baker and the COM
munity singing under direction Oi
Mrs. Gibson. There will be a recep-
tion to the teachers.
Prof. Warrington will be general
chairman of the agricultural depart
ment of the Community Fair exhib-
its. Chairmen of the various exhib-
its will be as follows: Corn, Felman
LittletOn. Vernon Hill; grain. FL
wood Tingle, Carroll Beebe; vege-
tables, Carlton Carlisle, Wilbur Rey-
nolds; fruits and nuts, Paul Balm.
! Douglas Hudson; standard produc-
ton poultry, James Rogers, Luther
Warren. Jr.; meat poultry, Harold
l Gordy, Stanley King; poultry pro-
I ject display, Albert Millman, Norman
Hudson; eggs, Dale Mears, Otis
Webb; farm products display, Joseph
Littleton, Ernest Donovan; farm
shop, Robert Lynch. Dorsey Morgan.
Jr.; flowers, Edith Marker, Dorothy
Rogers. Cartha Fleetwood; rabbits.
Charles Cole. Billy Reed Hudson;
pigeons, Paul Vanaman, John Dono-
van; bantams, Reginald Filings
worth, olin Derrickson; home eco
Monies department. Miss Sarah Hat
field, general chairman; cooking uni
forms, June McDermott, Marietta 4
COnaway; smocks, Ruby Hawkins. /
Jane Hudson; bed room decorations, (
Irene Faucet, Audrey Mantague:
menu posters, Sarah Millman, Mil 4
6red Donovan: table setting. Ruth .
Minner. Harriet Massey; home can
ming, Hulda Joseph. Ida May Short;
y = 3.
Samuel Sockriter, Robert Bunting.
The judges will be as follows:
Former County Agent MOllOy c,
Vaughn, OF COolspring. for corn.
grain, vegetables, fruits, nuts and
farm products display; Prof. HOke
S. Palmer. University of Delaware,
standard production poultry and
poultry project display; Wilson Hat
field, of Greenwood, for meat poultry
and eggs; Edward BOhm, of SeafOrd,
for rabbits, pigeons and bantams;
Walter TOwnsen, of Georgetown. for
home Identification and flowers;
Ralph Snowberger, of Milton, for
farm shop: Marcia D. Winn and Mrs.
Sara Neft Grove for home economics.
Halloween ObSeryanees
Young people of the First MethO-. ,
dist Protestant Church gave Hal
loween party in the church base
Inent on Tuesday night. The evening
was an imitation of :.
the radio program of Major Bowes !
and his amateur hour. An admission
of Csc was charged. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of the church, {
A Halloween party was given on !
night by members of the
New Century Club. {
Members attending we're asked to be !
cOstumed 10 represent a book or a
character in book.
Double grief hit the FaTren family, d
living on the road from Milton to
Reynolds Church on Tuesday after S
noon, when the father, James W. \
Farren. age 20 years, died and his
ION, Donald. was severely injured in s
IN automobile accident. \
Mr.. Farren had been i'll for some
ime and members of the family no. e
iced that he was gradually sinking. n
The son, Donald, jumped into a car d
md hastened toward Milton after F
)r. W. E. Douglas and to notify his
Lester J. Farren. employed ri
n Milton, that their father was dy- n
ng.
Driving at a lively gate the car f
kidded and turned over. cutting a C
ash 6 inches long in the right arm, "
from the elbow upward to
he arm nit and severing five arteT- Il
ss. A truck happened to come along
-ithin a few minutes and seeing the v
of the young man, the N
river rushed him to Georgetown
here he was given medical atten- m
ion. The young man is expected to lie
ecOver unless complications set in N
'uneTal services for Mr.. Farren will
e held this afternoon. probably at NJ
is late residence. Interment will he e
,ade in the Slaughter Neck burial A
round. NJ
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