Milford chronicle., 1935-06-07
FREDERICA

Ter, Mass, Is the guest of Mr.. and
] Mrs. F. w.. Mick.
The pupils of the AntiOnette Dan
cling Studio will give a recital in
Wilmington on Friday evening
Alice Louise BOstic will give a spe-
cial number, a waltz clog interpret
ing School Days" This little maid
is becoming quite proficient with
her dancing.
Children's Day services will be
held in Trinity NJ. E. Church next
Sunday morning. A fine program is
being prepared. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Rev. N. c. Benson preached fine
sermon to the eighth grade gradu-
ates last Sunday morning.
The boys and girls were a very
4 attractive and intelligent looking
&roup. The choir sang a special an
them. The class flower, the Ameri-
can Beauty rose, was worn. The
graduates are Mary Kate Gray, Ruth
Jester, Dorothy Spayd, Nettie Gross,
Catherine Sipple, Doris Shumar,
Evelyn Hazel, Maxine Smith, Ruth
KEELING, Jane Worrilow, Mildred
Sutherlan, Jessie Phillips, Donald
Langrell, Jack, Parker. Herbert
Robbins, Irving Culver.
The graduating class accompanied /.
by their teachers, Principal F. w. /
Mick and Mrs. Marian Reyes and
their guest, Mrs. F. w. Mick, had
dinner on Monday evening at the
Hotel Johnson, long famous for de-
1infnttc food and ayroIlanf cortFiao
On this occasion the dinner would [
tempt an epicure.
The class cOlOrs of blue and gold
were beautifully carried out in the
flowers which graced the tables. At
ter dinner the class went to Milford
in response to the gracious invita-
tion of the Plaza Theatre to see
their favorite actress in Our Little
Girl"
1t was a delightful climax to a
pleasant evening.
The fifth grade accompanied by !
the teacher, Miss Edith farrell, had
a delightful picnic on the lawn of
Miss Jarrell's home near town. All
the picnic eats were carried along
and were thoroughly enjoyed by
these youngsters with healthy appe- S
ties. Miss JarTell's mother assisted
in making the young people well e
come to the farm on this red let
ter" day.
The sixth grade with their teach I
er, Mrs. Mick had a joyous picnic =
" hich centered about "weinie
roast" with all the trimmings. A
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foretaste of a pleasant vacation.
Mrs Luther Robbins, Sr., who was
10 entertain the Ladies Aid Of Bar
rats Chapel this Friday has post
poned the affair until June "a.
\ DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Carpenter and
of Wake Forest, N. C., are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Nit
en-.
Exercises were held at Barratt's
Chapel on Memorial Day. Rev. N.
:. Benson gave an interesting talk
n the chapel The soldiers decorated
he graves of their comrades in the
J.,
The grass had been freshly now IL
d. and the shrubbery and flowers II
lad been refreshed with the morn !,
lg showers. The entire place pre- ~ ~
ented evidences of careful atten- -
ion by the caretaker, Mr.. Hansbury. ~
On Wednesday afternoon of last ~
eek Mrs. Walter White gave mis- g.
ellaneous shower for Miss Dorothy ~
Obbins, who will become the bride ot os
7 Edward Lane of Dover in the -
arly fall. The house was very beau n,
s.I Aru
here were games of bridge, five or
lndred and radio. The gifts were n,
It'll beautiful and useful. Miss
obbins is the daughter of Mrs. A. m,
Lank by a previous marriage. ar
le is a graduate of the Caesar Rod an
" High School
Mrs. Mary Darby has been quite
* for the past two weeks.
The household goods of the late
rs. Sallie Grier will be offered for
lie on Saturday, June Is at p. m. 70
e house will be sold at 3 p. m. =
lis is a large residence in a good
,ation on South Market street and
II make a fine home for a perlna-
mt residence.
Mrs. Sarah Harrington, widow OF
: late Warren Harrington, passed
ay on Saturday after a long ILL
IS. She was well respected in the
where she had lived
many years. Funeral services IL
re held on Monday afternoon with
erment at Barratt's cemetery.
e is survived by her daughter, G:
s. Charles Wright of Dover; two
Is, Otis Harrington of Patterson, 2.
j., and William Harrington.
delvin Palmer has improved his
idence by repainting.
ir. and Mrs. Harry DurbOrOugh
were guests of Miss =
ma Manlove last Thursday.
Irs. Elizabeth Fountain and
ghter of Philadelphia spent sew
! days with Miss Elizabeth Lanli
week. They also visited with
ltives in Milton.