Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
FREDERICA

brand new sled are the acme OF bliss
l to the yOungster. Warm outdoor cloth
/ ing and well protected feet are neces-
stiles for the children who delight IN
| vigorous. healthful outdoor exercises.
As the New Year dawns we are re-
minded of The beautiful lines Of Edgar
/ A. Guest:
Lord, as the new year dawns today
Help>me 20 put my faults away,
Let me be big In little things
Grant me the JOY that friendship
Keep me from selhshness and spite
Let me be wise IN what is right.
A Happy New Vearl Grant that
May bring no tear 10 any eye,
When this new year In time shall end
Let 1t be said i've played the frisndi :
Have lived and loved and labored here
And made Of II happy year.
A number Of new families have NOV
ed into our town and vicinity. We lost
a number Of pupils who moved out OF
the school district but new pupils have
enrolled this week to take their places.
The Ladies Aid Society will be en-
tertained on Friday evening In Trinity
NJ. Il. Church by Mrs. w. W. Wilson.
Mrs. l.. l. Carlisle and Miss Elizabeth
Lank.
Mrs. Katie Boone entertained at
dinner on Thursday evening Of last
week in compliment TO Mrs. W. F.
HOey. Miss Mary b. Hoey and Miss
Anna Bigelow who left for southern
Pines. N. C.. to spend the winter. Her
other guests were Mrs. Sadie Moore
and Mrs. Laura Mitten.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Darby enter
tanned at dinner and bridge on Friday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mulhol-
land, Mr.. and Mrs Rem Barnard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Grier, all Of
Caieb Williams is unite sick and
trained nurse Is in attendance. He en-
jOyed the generous shower Of gifts and
cards on his birthday last week.
Mrs J. A. Gray accompanied her
daughter. Sara Burt Gray, to Freder-
icksburg, Va, last week, where the
latter is attending college. Mrs. Gray
is now visiting relatives in Bowling
Green. Va.
Miss Mary b. Derrickson who is
teaching in Duke University. n. c.. has
her mother. Mrs. John B. Derrickson.
as her guest during the winter months:
S. H. StaytOn and Prof. J. r. Howell
Of BrOOkline. Pa, were recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilson.
Mrs. J. B. Hendricks entertained at
a pyramid party on Tuesday evening. |
supper. a very pleasant evening was
Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Hendricks. Miss
Mary Melvin and Oscar p. Harrington /
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn |
Warren of MiddletOWn on Saturday /
evening.
Albert Boone Of Wilmington spent
New Years Day with his mother. Mrs
\. w. Boone,
The funeral services OF Miss Rose /
Virden were held on Thursday Of last
week at the home of her niece. Mrs.
William Leach. Father Thompson. OF
Dover, conducted the services and in
terment was made IN Barratts ceme-
terry A prOfusion of lovely flowers at
tested to the high esteem in which she
was held. II is suid indeed that one
with such a brilliant intellect and
charming personality and such keen
interest in all that makes life worth
while should lie. so suddenly deprived
of life. At :he end she was surrounded
by those she held most dear and TO
whom her memory is sacred.
1.-THE dead friends live and always will
Their presence hoVeTs round US stilli
It seems to me they come 70 share
Each Joy or sorrow that we bear,
Among the living I can feel
The sweet departed spirits steal
And whether Il be veal or woe
! walk with those ! used 20 know"
Death has again invaded our town
ard has taken a much beloved young
man. Caleb Williams, only son Of Mrs.
Sallie Williams. He was 22 years OF age
asst week and the generous shower Of
greetings was source OF
much pleasure TO him and he wished
his friends to know how much he ap-
Dreciated them.
Although he had been 100 for more
han a year he kept a cheerful outlook
m life and was patient and hopeful,
Caleb was one Of the most popular
'Oung men Of the town and his many
riends mourn his early passing away
most sincerely.
Every thing possible was done for
lin and the constant solicitude OF his
amily for his slightest wish was a
,eautiful thing lie is survived by his
mother and sister, Mrs. George John
on Of Frederick, and Mrs. j. Lewis
eawlins. of New York City Funeral
erVices will be held on Friday at 1880
. M, at the residence of his mother.
A fine beginning of the regular sched-
lie of the basketball club was made ON
ionday night against the CCC Camp
4 Magnolia by the score Of IS to 81.
although a sery close score il showed
yell for the coming season FOR our
Oys, because the team that they play
was the league champions OF the
outhern end of the State last year
Folks. you lovers Of basketball who /
ave not heen to any of these games. {
re missing a treat. Our club is COM
Osed of all boys from home and will
Ontinue to he. which makes the games
D interesting. Also you folks who IKE
aseball but who became disinterested
ecause OF hiring outside talent. should
ecome interested in these games be-
ause Of the home interest that we are
ryng TO stimulate. So now, remember ]
his date, Tuesday. January IA, at p. 4
!. in the f'rederica auditorium. Met
". the church league champions OF
will engage our boys IN
attic. But don't get scared. the Will
lington boys might be good but did
on know that our boys are undefeat-
/. and against all opposition, not Just
few selected teams who they knew
ley could win from. AS ours was 2
ew combination their ability as 6
,am was unknown and to find out just
hat they could do they have tried all
ie teams in this vicinity and have
eated all alike.
Everybody likes a winning team-we
ave a winning team. Help keep that
inning team by your attendance next
uesday night. I
u0TIVVHIE