Milford chronicle., 1937-10-29
FREDERICK

Inc revival services at Trinity n
Z. Church closed on Sunday eyenin,
They have been conducted by tn
pastor, Rev. H. B. Kelso, who ha
been assisted by Mrs. Cecilia Woli
son Of Vineland, N. j. The service
have been well attended and enjoyed
There have been "a conversions. a
baptismaf service was held on Sun
day preveding the admission of tn
converts into preparatory member
ship in the church. The church wa
filled to capacity on Sunday evening
Several pastors and their member
ships from nearby towns Joined IN
the worship on that evening wheI
Mrs. Wolfson told the interesting
story of her life, of how she was con
yerted from Judaism to Christianity
One of the very charming affairs
of the autumn season was the tea
given from 3 to o'clock last Friday
by Mrs. Mary J. Ross and her
daughter, Mrs. Harry A. Menser.
The home was attractively deco
rated with gay autumn leaves and
the wild asters that grow "by the
roadside and make asters in the
brook"
Dame Nature is at her colorful
best in "0ctober's Bright Blue Wea-
ther" and on this occasion the evil
dences of her handiwork gave an
added charm to a softly lighted in
terror on a rainy afternoon.
Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Menser COL
Elaborated in writing a story about
the town folk. Copies of the story
were provided for each guest.
Blanks were left to be filled In with
the correct names which were chos-
en- from the guest list. The proceed
ure afforded much merriment. When
time was called Mrs. ]. r. Rogers
had the highest number correct and
was awarded the prize of pair of
lovely candle holders and candles.
Mrs. Cecilia Wolfson and Mrs.
Hugh Kelso sang beautiful duet,
accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Lank
on the piano.
Mrs. Sharp L. Wilson and Mrs.
Kelso presided at the tea table.
The refreshments were delicious.
The dainty cookies would tempt an
epicure. They were prepared by Mrs.
Ross, who is famous for her culinary
art in that line.
The hostesses are leaving the town
soon to reside in Elsmere. They will
be greatly missed from the church
and social activities in which they |
have identified themselves so gra-
ciously. They are worthy of a place |
in our remembrance.
A very delightful afternoon was
spent by everyone.
The guests present were: Rev. and
Mrs. H. B. Kelso, Mrs. Cecilia Wolf
son, Mrs. Ira Garhutt, Mrs. John S.
Camper, Mrs. J. R. Rogers. Mrs. S.
l.. Wilson, Mrs. W. l.. Mcqueen, Mrs..
L. L. Carlisle, Mrs. John E. Nc
Bride, Mrs. B. F. Burton, Mrs. A. w.
Boone. Mrs. Edith B. Melvin, Mrs. w.
H. Rogers, Miss Elizabeth Lank,
Mrs. Vaughn Warren, Mrs. Herman
Vinyard, Mrs. W. w. Wilson, Mrs. J.
B. Derrickson, Mrs. Clarence Per-
son, Mrs. Harold Harrington. Mrs.
Annie B. Harrington, Mrs. Willard
Slaughter, Mrs. Reynolds r. Postles
and Mrs. Joseph Gerow. r.
Mrs. J. B. Derrickson has rented
the store property on Market street
B. F. Burton and the Tri-
State Stores to gentleman who will
open a drug store there as soon as ,
the necessary repainting and paper ,
ing can be done. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Van Hoy en- s
tertained at a delightful bridge party
On Saturday evening. The decora- a
ions were in keeping with the au- I
.umn season. The guests were Mr.. n
ind Mrs. Edwin Harrington, Mr.. and a
Mrs. Leo Scanlon, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. \
3oyce, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stokes d
Jury, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Robbins, o
'Ir. and Mrs. John c. Darby, Mr.. and
hrs. ]. B. Hendricks, Mr.. and Mrs. 9
J; L. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. L
rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Coun- "
Gilman, Oscar P. Harrington. Mr.. u u
nd Mrs. o. NJ. Melvin. The prizes Il Il
7ere awarded to Mrs. Robbins, Mr.. " T"
and Mr.. Darby. ''
The public card party, for the ben g,
fit of the Fire Company will be n
eld this Friday evening. October 20,
4 the Community Building. Come to
i'd worthy cause. w
A Halloween program by the M
rades will be given at the school on E
riday afternoon at the assembly
eriod. u
Sarah Elizabeth Lank celebrated pc
er fourth birthday on Saturday by P;
her little friends at
arty. The decorations were in keep
Ig with Halloween, The ice cream ue
as nodded in the shape of pump ie 1
ms. The favors were baskets of ua ua
'nbons and horns. The little guests Ha Sa
ere Elizabeth Jane Gerow, Jean
Ottorf, Betty Ann Harrington, Bar III
ira and Patricia Harrington, Leona
ELY, Earline Webb. Dorothy War fr,
n and Emma Catherine Slaughter. MI
Mrs. John B. Derrickson, Mrs. VIC
I'm E. Mcbride. Mrs. Gordon Coun- of
Imam, Mrs. Sharp Wilson, Mrs. ]. In
Hendricks, Mrs. Joseph Gerow, -
RS. l. w. Belts and Mrs. William
ilson attended the tea in Milford -
ven nv Mrs. James Harry Humes, VIC