Milford chronicle., 1939-05-19
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"a IN is enjoying a Festival
of Arts at the present
E Z time. From May Is
e.-..-lss.l. to the 29 has been the
time set aside for a parade of
things of the Art World. Mil
ford, in cOOrdinating with other.
sections. has a part in that pa
rade. Have you seen the ex-
quisite paintings in the Stidham
Shop window? They were done
by Mrs. William Leach of Fred
erica and loaned for the. short
period of time. Miss Lydia Ban
croft, because of her work with
the schools. and because of her
individual work, has made a
place for herself in art circles.
Miss Bancroft is arranging the
school work so that il may be
seen on Tuesday of next week
from four to fivethirty. Students
from the High School and from
the elementary grades are con-
tributing to the festival. These
exhibits will be hung in the
elementary school. Parents and
friends will be welcomed on
Tuesday. Another showing has
been arranged by Harry Vinyard,
Jr., who was moving figure in
the last Art Week. Milford ar
lists and the Adult Education
Glass will have their work ex-
hibited in Grange Hall on Fri
day, May &c. from 2 to 6. These
things are all done for individual
improvement and appreciation
and will be well patronized. See
the pictures down town, go to
school on Tuesday at four and to
Grange Hall on Friday at two.
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On Sunday afternoon. May IA,
at the parsonage of the Avenue
Methodist Church. Miss Sara
Elizabeth Manlove, daughter of
Representative and Mrs. George
Manlove, and Mr.. Neils p. Jen-
sen, of Frederick, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Jensen, We're mar
ried by DIR. Frank HersOn. They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard ]. French. They went
to their home in Frederick i'm
mediately after the ceremony.
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The Milford Business and Pro-
fessiOnal Girls club held its reg
ular monthly dinner meeting i'll
Rehoboth ON Monday evening.
After the dinner the members
went to Lewes to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. MahlOn Graves,
where they delightfully."- surprised
Mrs. Graves with miscellaneous
shower. Mrs. Graves was the
former Miss Frances Bowen. OF
Milford. Those present were
Miss Mary Vinyard, Miss Sara
Miss Jean Galloway. Miss
Ada Shockley, Miss Thelma Jew
ell, Miss Priscilla NailOr, Miss
Jeanette Kirby. Miss Eva Nailor,
Miss. Zena Coopersmith, Mrs.
Clarence Kemp. Miss Alice
Brown, Miss Doris wilkins, Mrs.
Mary Boyce, Miss Phillis Bennett,
Mrs. Frances Denney, Miss Dor
,thy Harrison, Miss Betty Ben
lett. Miss Jean Calhoun, Miss
Marian Affeld, Miss Betty Cal
loun, Miss Beatrice Johnson.
Miss Gretchen Calhoun. Miss
lille Lord. Miss Frances Roach.
.fiss Mary Clifton, Miss Hilda
Yroten and Miss Ethel Collins.
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The Spring Concert of the
Iigh School will be given twice
his year. Because of the great
mount of interest and because
( the lack of room for students
nd guests in the auditorium, the
ntire program will he given on
yedn esday afternoon at one for
he student body. and Friday
vening friends and families of
ne students are invited to hear
ne same program. For the past
sw years there has hardly been
landing room for those anxious
, hear the elimination of the
ears work in music. so the
resent plan will be tried out
lis year, and should prove satis-
Ictory to all.
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On Wednesday afternoon OF
st week at $3.50 large group
friends arrived at the home Of
r.. and Mrs. Fulton Downing,
4 Clark avenue. TO help in the
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