Milford chronicle., 1937-11-05
FREDERICK

The annual Halloween party o.
the Frederick school was given 'oI
Friday afternoon in the auditorium
of the school. A large number o.
the parents and patrons of the schoo
were present. The program opened
with the Grand March by the grades
Mrs. Keyes played the march. Prizes
were awarded for the best dressed
and the funniest couples. After the
march the program followed:
First Grade-SOngs, Jack o. Ian
term" Halloween Fun.
Second Grade-Songs, "Spooks and
Witches, "The Night of Hallowe'e en-"
Third and Fourth Grades-A rhyth-
mic Interpretation of cats. witches
and ghosts entitled "A Halloween
Frolic; songs, "A Broomstick Ride"
and "a Wish on Halloween.
Fifth and Sixth Grades-A jolly
spirited play, who's Afraid OF
Ghosts" characters, Estred, Jennie
Morris; Nora, Phyllis Spayd; James,
Miller Haldeman; Tom, Leslie Rentz ;
William, Jay Widdoes.
Seventh and Eighth Grades gave
a shadow play "The Operations"
The principal, David M. Green assist
ed the boys in the production OF this
play and it kept the audience in
roars of laughter until the end.
Everyone present enjoyed an hour
of hilarous fun from until 4 O'Clock
Mrs. l. w. Belts, chairman OF the
American Red Cross will convass the
town for membership. Miss Bertha
Case will assist her in the work.
The many friends of Miss Kathryn
Lingo, a graduate of the Frederick
School will be interested to learn OF
her marriage on Saturday evening,
October Both at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lingo. The
bridegroom is Mr.. Marion McGinnis.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George McGinnis
of FELTON,. An uncle Of the bride,
Rev. George S. Thomas OF Stockton,
Md, performed the ceremony. Miss
Bernice Lingo, sister of the bride
played the wedding march. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewitt T. Tatman brother-in-
law and sister of the bride were the
only attendants. Following the cere-
mony a small reception was held.
NlTS. iidb UCCh q NcoNhCh aA@
the Suffolk High School OF Suffolk,
Va. for the past several years. Mr..
McGinnis is associated with his
father in the milling business. After
returning from their wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. McGinnis will reside
near FELTON,.
Reynolds Levick of Waynesboro,
Pa. has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Mary E. Levick who returned home
with him on Saturday.
Mrs. ]. Reynolds Rogers enter
tanned at dinner on Wednesday in |
to Mrs. Mary J. Ross and |
Mrs. Harry A. Menser. Other guests
present were David Menser. Mrs. w.
F. Niede and Miss Elizabeth Lank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gerow and lit
lie daughter, Elizabeth Jane, motored
10 Blooming Grove, N. Y. to attend
4 wedding last Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will be en-
Iertained on November 9Th at the
nome Of Mrs. Ethel Carpenter. Mrs.
Harold Harrington and Mrs. Mary
Kelly will assist in entertaining.
rhe program committee, Mrs. Emma
3ldukhtCl anu WI o. A1Ct man fAhA&OSt
'equest the members to come in Hal
owe'en costumes OF possoble. A
merry evening is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Palmer OF
N. J. visited Captain and
drs. Albert Palmer last week.
Mrs. Robert Dockety of Seaford
listed friends here last Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Broadberry
nd DR.. and Mrs. Herman Abbott of I
were guests OF Mr.. and
frs. Oliver Melvin on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Stevenson
nd daughter Ruth Ann spent Sun
ay with relatives in Harrington.
William Reynolds OF Newark spent .
he weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. w. /
I. Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s.
.ogers.
Mrs. Edith Melvin and Mrs. Mary 8
Ioone are visiting in fredericksburg,
Id.
MIR. and Mrs. John Coffin of Miami, {
lorida, Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens I
I Wilmington were guests OF Mrs. q
allie Hudson on Sunday. ID
John Woodall of Wilmington spent
le weekend with Norman Boone. &
Mrs. Mary Eisenbury received S5 p
,tters and cards on her birthday last v
eek. There was also a hymn sung a
,r her at one of the broadcasting +
ations. Mrs. Eisenbury is deeply +
ppreciative of this beautiful tribute b
affection and respect to her in a
pr advancing years. n
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Lank spent the C
in Philadelphia.
The Frederick Volunteer Fire Com C
my appreciates the efforts of the 81
aides Auxiliary in giving the card r.