Milford chronicle., 1936-05-08
FREDERICK

The art exhibit held in the sun
day school room Of Trinity M. z
Church will be continued until MAJ
10. The hostesses will be there eV.
cry day from 8 a. m. until 12 noon
and from ] o'clock until 5 O'Clock D.
m. There is a beautiful display OF
block prints, needlepoint, pottery
wood work, copper, Mexican en-
broidery, rugs, cain seats, table
runners, table cloths, embroidered
bags, picture panels-all in original
designs.
The work has been done in the
adult education classes in the var
iOus centers: Odessa, Cedar Grove,
Laurel, Lewes, Dover, Reliance, Mil
ford and Frederick.
Mrs. J. A. Gray is visiting in
Bowling Green, Va.
Miss Jane Gray spent the week.
end in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Emma Cats spent the week.
end in Philadelphia.
Mrs. F. w. Mick visited relatives
in Philadelphia over the weekend. 4
The Ladies Aid Society met in
Trinity Church on Friday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harrington and Mrs.
Lulu Wilson prepared a fine pro-
gram of music and readings Piano |
duet, Mrs. L. L. Carlisle and Miss |
Elizabeth Lank. Reading, Mrs. Ethel |
Carpenter. Song, Mrs. Mabel Lang
Tell Reading, Mrs. Irene SpuTry.
Reading, Mrs. Mabel Langrell. Piano
duet, Mrs. Carlisle and Miss Lank.
The hostesses, Mrs. Natalie Rob
bins, Mrs. Beulah Robbins and Mrs.
Ina Hughes, served delicious re-
freshments.
The art exhibit and the lovely old
jars and pottery filled with spring
flowers made the place a scene of
beauty. The new chairs of beautiful
maple wood were also an added
attraction.
Mothers Day will be observed in
Trinity NJ E. Church next Sunday. :
There will be special music for the
occasion.
Mrs. Joseph Gerow sang a beau
tiful song at last Sunday mornings :
service. !
Billy Mitten. the twelve year old !
grandson of Mr., and Mrs. Harry :
Mitten, played the prelude at the :
Sunday morning service also the =
TecessiOnal. =
Mrs. Laura Frazier entertained =
the Home Missionary Society on r
Tuesday evening. Text word Faith" :
Mrs. Anna Harshall of Philadel- A
pbia was here on Monday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Peter Ashmead who :
is i'll.
W. H. Patterson, one of our Oldest \
citizens, is very ill with grippe. 4
Mrs. Laura Carrow is visiting her A
niece, Mrs. Laura Hallett of Mil I
ford. G
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Cook of :
Philadelphia. were guests of Mr.. and i
Mrs. Samuel Cook last Sunday. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. David Seacord of +
City, Md, were week l
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Y
Seacord. e
Oliver G. Melvin, George David
son and Herman Van Hoy attended v
the races at Plimlico, Md, last Fri r
day. i
Mrs. Peter Ashmead who is criti- n
cally i'll in the Milford Emergency '
Hospital with pneumonia Is sllSht- L
ly improved. F
Mrs. Wagner of Newark. N. J., is G
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. X. N
Rogers. b
Mrs. Mary Burton has returned l.
rom visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Roy ri
iordon and little son of Oxford, N. H
!. NJ
Services at Barratt's Chapel Sun al
ay will be as follows: Sunday M
chool at 2 p. M, Mr.. William Hart, s.
The Sunday School
rill observe Mothers Day with an el
lesson and program. T
Preaching at p. m. Special mu- A
ic will be sung Sermon will be O
reached by Rev. Robert E. Green. G
ye invite you to worship with us in ty
MS sacred and historic chapel vi
nown as "The Cradle of Metho- CT
ism" u