Milford chronicle., 1939-01-20
FREDERICK

Tuesday to hear of the sudden deaf
of Mrs. Olivia Carrow, aged 73 years
Mrs. Carrow had been to the stor
and stopped at the home of her ne
ighbor, Mrs. Edward Hudson. Sh
was there but few minutes when sh
expired of heart trouble. She wa
the widow of the late Albert w. Car
row, who died ten years ago. Sh,
was loved by everyone for her kin(
and gracious personality and gener
GUS impulses. She united with the
church when quite young and haE
steadfastly maintained a true Chris
tian spirit and an abiding interest in
every department of the church, she
loved and served. Her name will al
ways be remembered with tender re-
gard by her townfolks.
Funeral services were held i'm Tri-
nifty Church on Friday afternoon. The
choir sang several selections. Rev
II. b. Kelso Officiated, assisted by her
former pastor Rev. N. &. Benson OF
Odessa. Beautiful floral emblems
were the silent tokens of the esteem
and love in which she was held.
Precious in the sight of the Lord
is the death of his saints"
Interment was made in Barratt s
Chapel cemetery. She is survived by
her brother, Charles Jones and nieces
and cousins in Philadelphia.
Charles Jones and daughter. Mrs.
Edna Marsh, of Philadelphia. were
guests for several days of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Darby last week.
Miss Lida Jones and relatives. of
Philadelphia. were guests of DR.. and
Mrs. l.. l.. Carlisle.
Mrs. Laura Frazier. the lifelong
intimate. friend of Mrs. Olivia Car
raw, was unable to be present at the
funeral. She was i'll with grip at
the home of her cousin, Dr. Thomas
Cook, in Philadelphia.
Basketball practice began in ear
nest al the school last week. The
girls teams follow: Sure Shots -
Coach Marion r. Keyes Captains,
Virginia Booker Team--Virginia
Booker. Phyllis Spayd, Betty Spayd,
Roselle Banks. Jane Patterson, Joy
Boone, Virginia Coverdale and Jennie
Turner.
wild Cats"-Coach. Elizabeth
Walstrom; Captain. Lillian Pleasan-
ton. Team-Lillian Pleasanton. Mary
McGinnis, Betty Dare, Levia Short,
Elizabeth Lewis. Naomi Belts, Betty
Lou Webb. Grace Dawkins.
Tumble Bugs Coach, Eleanor
Mick; Captain, Eileen Virden; Team.
Elsie Schwindt, Margaret Hurd. Jen-
nie Morris. Dora Shumar Doris Rath-
ray, Dorothy Tribbitt. isabelle Scott.
Eileen Virden.
litter Bugs" Coach. Mildred
Wheeler. Team. Captain, Margaret
Banks. Clark Thompson. Avis Maull,
Evelyn Jones. Grace IIollinger, Dor
Othy Carey. Elsie Bennett, Betty Ken
ton.
Boys Teams Coach, Principal Da-
vid NJ. Green.
"Woodpeckers" Captain Harold
Spayd. Harold Spayd. Cor
don Belts, Joe Flanagan, Richard
Miller. Major Hurd. Robert Donovan.
Lawrence Boone.
"The Flying Eagles" - Captain,
Pilly Palmer. Team-Billy Palmer,
Reynolds Robbins, Jay Widdoes, Bill
DAwkins, Preston KentOn. Waltaj
Kenton, Walter Moore. Russell Vo-
shell.
"Our Gang"-Captain. George Sip
nle. Team-George Sipple, John
Rothermal. Everett Harrington. Ma
gee Booker. Elmer Minner, Tommy
Holiday. Harold Lindale.
Union Leaguers" Captain. Her
bert ROthmelmel. Team-IIerbert
ROthermel. Leonard Donovan, Bobby
Martin, Lee Tribbitt, Bobby Richard
son, Gordon Lindale. Leon Webb.
wild Eagles Captain. Bill Jack
son. Team-Bill Jackson, Alvin B.
Moore. Jammie German. Ralph Sip
pie, Jack Moore. Julian Booker. Cor
don Davis.
The regular teams for the season
will be chosen from the players in
these groups. The -four class teams
will play every Tuesday and Thurs !
day at noon.
Arthur Stokesbury was rushed to
the Kent General Hospital last week. /,
He was operated on for appendicitis. |
Ills condition was so seriOns that his
parents were summoned from Florida +
where they spend the winter. At this /.
WI lllliE Ia ANlliis7 80 NNAl alsn NHtAi w l
expected.
James Morris. the ten-yeOr-old son /
OF Mr.. and Mrs James Morris. was !
coasting down Vinyard's Hill on his .
sled. He struck an obstacle and was (
thrown some distance and fractured /
his left shoulder blade He was TAX
en- to the Milford Memorial Hospital
where his injury was taken care of.
He is able TO return to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Mitten and
Mrs Katie Boone We're entertained at
dinner on Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Moore.
The Firemen's Dance in the Com
munity Hall was very enjoyable last
week. The dance committee for 1899
is Walter White. Daniel Sutherland.
Harry Millman. Marion Stevenson
and Allen Smith. New officers at the
recent election are: John C.. Darby,
president; Arthur Stokesbury, vice
president; George Davidson, secre-
tary: Oliver G. Melvin. treasurer;
Walter White. reporter. The fire com
pany responded to 40 fires last year
The Adult Art Glass did not open
last Friday night as planned. but will
open this Friday night at 1880 in the
Frederica school. Miss Amy Gardner
the popular teacher. for a number of
years will also conduct the class this
year. All interested are invited to
join.
Mrs. Hendricks. wife of Senator J.
b. Hendricks, is convalescing from a
severe attack of scarlet fever. Mrs.
Sallie Hudson is taking care of her
While "shut-in" her host of friends