Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28

to hear the musical
organizations of the
high school give their
final program for the year,
felt fully rewarded. 1t was
grand evening of music and song.
Appreciation OF the high stan
dard of all the numbers goes to
william e. Miller. the director,
and to Miss Florence Horn, the
accompanist. Each group OF
compositions seemed equally
well done. There was a thrill
for all when the members of the
band came in the Auditorium in
their capes and caps of maroon
and gold, and took their places
for the final numbers. Milford
is proud of its school band, and
especially bows with apprecia-
tion to its director.
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News of the marriage of Miss
Josephine Frances Hurysh to
Mr.. George Thompson Reed. Jr.
was received on Friday Of last
week, when announcement was
J. made by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hurysh of the wedding on Thurs
day, May 20 at Plymouth, Penn
. sylyania. After the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. Reed went to New York
City for their honeymoon. They
;. returned to Milford on Sunday.
The newlyweds will occupy an
: apartment being made for them
at the Reed home on South Wal
nut Street. Mr.. Reed is the old
est son of Mrs. George Thomp-
son Reed and is associated with
the Milford Trust Company. Mrs.
Reed has been in the employ of
her brother-in-law. N. M. Stokes
for several years. They have
the very best wishes of all for
continued happiness.sss..s...zs... zs...,s
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Elaine Townsend was the
guest of Bub Mearns. of Will
mington, on Friday evening
when she attended a Splash
Party" at the Y. nj. G. A. En-
tertainment and refreshments
followed the swim for a large
group of young girls and boys.
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Today Mrs. John c. Truitt is
entertaining at her cottage at
Rehoboth the Guild of the Epis-
copal Church and their friends.
Many will drive down for an af-
ternoon of cards, or just plain
visiting. It will be delightful
at the shore, should the weather
be kind.
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On Saturday the music pupils
of Margery Hamilton Hill gave
a recital at her home in Will
mington. II will be pleasing to.
their friends to know that
George W. Marshall and Joseph
Holland McFaul were on the
program, that contained almost
as many boy artists" as girls.
Mrs. Hill has been teaching these
two Milford boys for just short
time and they have shown re-
progress. Who knows
but what Milford may yet have
a Paderewski.
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On Friday evening Anne Hugg,
Janis Williams and Anne Town
send gave a party in honor of
Drucilla Daley, who will shortly
move to Dayton, Ohio. The
young folks met at the Town
send home where they enjoyed
music and games. The
guests were Mary Pearce, Mar
,aret Anne Salevan, Norma Hol-
is, Marian Nailor. Margaret
Jane Barnard, Peg
~ Manlove, Mildred Hammond.
zelda Tropea, Mary Katherine
hammond, Lydia Bell Toadvine,
Sob Murphy. Ralph Shannon,
iayes Dickerson, Pierce Will
iamson, Pierce Savage, Tom
Howard wilkins, Fred
iaxwell, Steve Draper, Bill
iugg, Tom Bennett, Oscar Tay-
or and Paul Belts.
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This weekend Mr.. and Mrs.
William v. Sipple will go to An
apolis to remain for Commence
,ent Week OF the United States
laval Academy. 1t will be
rand week for them because of
he graduation OF their son,
Ienry Sipple. They will stay
/ Baltimore and Washington at
light SO as to be on hand for
II the numerous activities in
.nnapolis that attend the finale