Milford chronicle., 1938-10-07
FREDERICK

Mrs. Eleanor Mick. the sixth grade
teacher has q wonderful exhibit Of
articles in her room from various
parts of the world. Among them are
flowers from the Madeira Islands
made by an old woman who sold
them on the streets. Madeira en-
broidery, carved coral from Bermuda
applique on grass linen from Pana-
ma, linen from Sweden, hand work
in linen and bronze from Denmark,
Indian beadwOrk, Mexican pottery,
hand nodded and painted, ash tray
from "Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese" on
Fleet ST., London, where Samuel
johnson did most of his work. Wine
Vender made of dough from Portugal,
also peddler and native Portugal
pottery, hand carved nut cracker
from Switzerland, hand carved ivory
dolls from China and Japan, hand
carved beads from India, Morocco
leather and embroidery, Rumanian
woodwork, Coronation spoons the ORR
ginal one in silver used in Corona
tions since the 18th Century. Many
DACCCb anu BO0A ketA 10 ~ 0AA $3.50
ce, Holland and Germany.
On Friday evening of last week
Mrs. Harry Harrington entertained
in the Community Building at
shower in honor of her granddaugh-
ter. Mrs. George BOwden of Seaford,
The decorations were in pink and
white. large baskets of flowers add
ed a festive note to the scene.
An orchestra played all during
the evening and for the dancing
which was thoroughly enjoyed by
the younger set.
A long table eentered by a pink
umbrella contained the shower of
gifts which was varied and useful.
MIR. and Mrs. Bowden received the
congratulations Of the guests. Those
present from a distance we're, Mrs.
George Bowden, Misses Mary and
Elizabeth Bowden and James Bow
den. of Seaford. Many friends in
town we're present and enjoyed the
evening.
Mrs. Sarah Minner has been con-
fined to her bed with a sprained leg
ever since her fall last week. Her
daughter, Mrs. Lenora Langrell, and
Mrs. Ina Knots are with her.
Mrs. Edward Hudson was out for
a short ride on Sunday for the hrst
time since leaving the hospital.
Capt. Albert Palmer, Sr.. is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Walter White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Holleger and Mrs. John s.
Camper have returned from a trip
TO Stambaugh. Michigan, where they
visited Mrs. Campers son, DR.. Emory !
Camper and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Person have re- I
turned from spending a month with |
relatives I'm New Rochelle and Cats |
kill, N. Y. i
Mrs. Duffy and Mrs. Murphy, OF
New Castle, were Sunday guests Oh I
Mrs. Sallie Hudson.
Miss Margaret Sharp went TO Will
mington this week to take a course
in beauty culture with the Ellis Sis
ters.
Cant. Carl Phillips, of Bethel, pass
I'd away of a heart attack while visit
ng his friend, Samuel Bennett last
Gloria Postles has been quite SICK
or the past two weeks.
Mrs. willard Slaughter and MRS.
Homer Hopkins spent Thursday at
Dover attending the Homemakers
Club on achievement day.
On Saturday Mrs. Julia Darby
Mrs. Ollie Carrow and Mrs. Homer
hopkins were Wilmington visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bostie and
laughter. Alice Louise, OF Whining
ON. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
|. NJ. Melvin.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. l.. Carlisle were
Inner guests of DR.. and Mrs. Z. i.
yarlisle, of Lincoln, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burris Spurry are
pending their vacation at Atlantic
,ity and a toun through the New (
England states.
Mrs. J. B. Lindale, Of Magnolia (
pent Sunday with Mrs. Sailie 1.
Williams. L
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Johnson at ,
ended a football game at Fort Du- I
ont last Sunday and spent the even
ne with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
thompson, of Wilmington. {
Mrs. Sara Smithers, Of Dover, call q
a on Mrs. Edward. Hudson on Mon
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Sharp and daugh- a
er. Emma, spent the weekend in
a
Robert Carpenter, Of the U. s. Avia-
on Corps, at Long Island. Is visit s
e his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 7
arpenter. Q
Mrs. Sherman Bishop and family, OF
eadon. Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hay a
ara Bishop. of Cambridge, Md. d
ere guests over the weekend OF
Ira. Ralph Jester. o
Henry Parker visited his friend, o
Ohm Stevens at Bowers, last week. s
John q. Mcbride caught fine z ID. d
,ck, twenty-seyen inches long at d