Milford chronicle., 1937-06-04
FREDERICK

II. n. meuSeEs ana Mfs. Marian
Keyes had their annual dinner at tn
Johnson Hotel on Tuesday evenin
of last week, followed by theatrl
party at the Milford Plaza.
The dinner was excellent an,
thoroughly enjoyed. Those presen
were Jeanette Robbins, Catherin,
Donovan, Virginia Blades, Mar,
Virginia Wix, Pauline Bennett
Betty Pratt, Jane Hazel. Helen Roth
ermel, Mary Wix, Marian Flynn
Emma. Belts, Betty Jane Turner
Jane Webb. Mary Stevenson, Eliza
beth Savage, Walter Vanaman
James Dare, Ralph Blades, Walter
Voshell, Lloyd Wilcutts and Billy
Welsh.
On Tuesday evening, June 8, the
eighth grade exercises and the class
play will be given. The play is q
highly amusing farce entitled What
Love Can Do" The cast of charac-
ters follows: Billy Gale, an explor-
er, Billy Welsh; Tommie Dennis, a
writer, Jimmie Dare; Dr. Theodore
Gale, Billy's bachelor uncle, Ralph
Blades; Myra, the girl from Sopo-
leo, Jeanette Robbins; Mary Elliott,
engaged to Billy, Catherine Dono-
van; Spraget, Myra's lover, Lloyd
Wilcutts; Ruth, ex-engaged to Billy,
Jane Webb; Elsie, in the same boat,
Emma Belts: Louise, also, Virginia
Blades. Time, the present. Place, DR..
Gales apartment in, New York City.
Come out for an. evening of fun
and entertainment. Admission 25c
for adults; 15c for children.
The eighth grade. graduation ex-
ercises will be held ON Wednesday
evening, June g.. The address of the
evening will be given by our super
visor, E. Paul Burkholder, who gave
the address last year, He is well and
favorably known throughout the
State as a public speaker and we
are sure everyone will enjoy hear
ing him again. Everybody invited TO
the graduating exercises.
Rev. H. B. Kelso will deliver the
sermon to the eighth grade gradu-
ates on Sunday morning, June at
IL o'clock. All are invited TO be
present.
Harvey Jester caught his finger In
the fan belt of the motor on fish
ing boat last Sunday and almost cut
his finger off.
Miss Emma Kenney has accepted
a position as telephone operator at
the Welfare Home at Smyrna.
Marion Stevenson has sold out his
restaurant business which mas been
in his family for over rs years. be
sides his office of prothonotary at
Dover he operates several party fish
ing boats at Bowers and was too
busy to continue the business.
Mr.. Stevenson is a man OF Hne |
qualities and his patrons will miss
him as we'll as his estimable wife
who assisted him. However, the place
will not be vacant. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Sapp will move their busi-
ness there from the corner Of Mar
ket and David streets. Leon Kelly,
the barber will move his equipment
there. The barber shop will then be
vacant, but since it is is in good
location, no doubt it will soon be
occupied.
Mrs. Charlotte Gruer, Miss Gather
inc Gruer, Miss Helen Alter OF
Pa, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Men
ser.
Mrs. Harry F. Mitten entertained
It bridge last Thursday night In
compliment to Mrs. G. R. Miller.
The guests were Mrs. w. F. Niede,
Mrs. Burris Spurry. Mrs. V. c. War
EN-, Mrs. John E. Mcbride, Mrs.
Robert Dockety, Mrs. o. G. Melvin,
Irs. ]. C. Gerow. Mrs. Miller won
irst prize and Mrs. Warren second.
he refreshments were delicious.
Frank Crowther and nephew,
ackie Miller and Roland Lain OF
hester, Pa, were Sunday guests OF
Ir. and Mrs. Clarence Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Walls, MT.
nd Mrs. Joseph Cook attended the
aseball game in Philadelphia on
londay.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Watson Belts, Mr..
nd Mrs. Herbert Dodd and chill
rem of Caldwell, N. j., were week.
nd guests of Mr. and Mrs. |. w.
etts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Thomas of Har-
ngton, Mr.. and Mrs. Temple OF
eW Jersey, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
,seph Flanagan on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer and
aughter of Long Island, N. Y,
,ent the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
,hn Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher and
mily spent Sunday at Bowers.
Mrs. Joseph Flanagan is on the
ok list.
Mrs. Mary Bethards is visiting her
N, Herman Bethards of Audubon,
J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bethards OF
N. j., were guests of Mrs.
ary Bethards on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Spencer, Mr., and
rs. Elmer Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs.
chard Angle of Philadelphia were
sek-end visitors at the, Spencer
rms. e ~ A
MIR and Mrs. william Brown, and
n William OF East Orange, N. u,
re weekend guests of Mrs: Julia
Irby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Harring-
a Of Jersey City, Jack Mclaughlin
Linden, Pa, were weekend
ests of Mrs. Annie B. Harrington.
Mrs. s. f. Bostic of Wilmington
visiting Mr. and, Mrs. Arthur Mel