Milford chronicle., 1937-04-30
BRIDGEvILLE

Bill of Wilmington were week-en
visitors of MIR. and Mrs. william
Swain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Layton G
Chester, Pa, spent Sunday with Mrs
Dickerson and Mrs. Lyle Layton.
Miss Ruth Goldsborough of VIII
mington visited Miss Bessie Brow
on Sunday.
Mrs. Russell Short returned home
from the Delaware Hospital on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Margaret Dryden of Philadel-
phia spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Eta Layton.
Frank Richards, Sr., who has been
very i'll is somewhat better at this
time.
Bob Richards of Wilmington spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Richards.
George Johnson has recovered
from the injury to his eye sustained
two weeks ago and is now at home.
The operetta "Rainbow's End"
will be presented on Wednesday ev-
ening at s o'clock. Wendell Johnson
and the six primary teachers have
been very busy training the primary
pupils for this presentation and II
is hoped that everyone in the COM
munity who is interested in chill
dren's work will be present.
Tho ,,,ofn in tho nnor-
eta are:
Third grade pupils-Joan. Gloria
Smith: Peter, Philip Cannon;
Queen, Phyllis Jones; trumpeters,
Donald McCauley. Willard Isaacs;
Vest. Ruth Ellen Anderson; Diana,
Dorothy Kitchens; Niobe, Earle |
Quillen.
Second grade pupils-Oceanus,
Jane Newton; Pan. Charles Welch;
Morpheus. Robert Short; Jack Frost,
Jack Messick.
About 25 other pupils will form a
chorus. All in all there are about 100
pupils participating. A silver offer
ing will be taken at the door to help
defray cost of costumes.
Mrs. Harry C. Layton sponsored
an excellent display of old glass and
lamps at the clubhouse of the Tues
day Night Club last Wednesday af-
ternoon from 2:30 to 5. The exhibit
and tea, which followed were we'll
attended, not only by our local en-
thusiasts but many people interest
ed from nearby towns. An admission
fee of ten cents was charged for the
benefit of the club.
Another feature of the afternoon
was a rattle, the prizes being a conf
pote and a relish dish of old glass.
The relish dish was donated by Mrs.
Richards of Harrington. The COM
note was purchased from her. Mrs. |
Warren C. Newton won the compete |
and Miss Delema Radcliffe the rel '
ish dish. /
Tea was poured by Mrs Warren /
C. Newton and Mrs. Lester c. New
ton.
There were many items of inter- J
est in the exhibit among them .
beautiful display of European glass, !
Bohemian, French and Venetian. AL
so a large assortment of vases, salt
cellars, pitchers. plates and COM \
potes in Sandwich glass and South
Jersey glass. Exhibited was a glass !.
toilet set belonging to Miss Anna U
'ahall, which was bought from a
Spanish Nobleman by General Toll l.
,ert while he was Consul of France l.
hortly after the Civil War. >
The club program this week was y
n charge of Mrs. Charles Welch,
hartman of instrumental music. r.
On Tuesday afternoon and even III
lg, May 4. the club will hold their III
lnual spring flower show. Mrs. Will OF
ilhelm is in charge. Everyone in Je
.rested in flowers and gardens is III
rged to attend. Admission l0c. Tea
i'll be served. VI
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ONE CENT SALE now going on at ir'
reretOn'S Red Star Drug Store,
iliOrd. Only two more shopping IN
lys. Stop in! 1t