Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20
FREDERICK

e tn2L fTeueflca is not only tne Dei
: location geographically for the
!. center but that the spirit and taller
a of the Frederica group makes thi
community Il. natural place for tn
, art and handicraft center. Mr.. Gree
! has offered the gymnasium for al
] ternoons from to o'clock on Mon
days and his classroom from 7:3
to $3.50 o'clock in the evenings, be
ginning Monday evening, October 16
A registration fee of S1.09 is of ne
cessity being charged. Miss Am!
Gardner is the teacher.
David NJ. Green. principal of thu
Harrington, Mrs. Ruth Blades, Mrs
Marjorie Jewell and Mrs. Eleanor
Mick are taking the course, "Teach-
ing Problems" given by DR. l.
Thomas Hopkins at the Brown Vo-
catiOnal High School at Wilmington
on Thursday nights.
Miss Edith NJ. FARRELL is taking the
course. Economic Resources" Civ
en- in Milford by Dr.. Gould.
| Miss Margaret Knots has return
ed from a three weeks visit with
relatives in White Plains, ~ j.. and
the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ponder Thomas spent
Sunday at Rehoboth.
Oscar P. Harrington and his aunt.
Mrs Sailie Hudson visited Mr.. and
Mrs. william Leach at Rehoboth on
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jester of
Lewes are the proud parents of
fine boy, born last week at the home
of Mr. testers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Jester OF this town.
Harry Cats visited the World
Fair last week.
Postmaster and Mrs. Oliver G.
Melvin spent four days last week in
Washington. d. c., attending the
convention OF the National Associ-
alton of Postmasters. They were
guests at the banquet at the May1ow-
ar Hotel. the largest ever held in
ny hotel in the United States.
Mrs. Melvin attended the tea given
at the Shoreham Hotel where Mrs
Franklin D. Roosevelt was the hon
or guest. She also attended the tea
given by Mrs Roosevelt AT the White
House.
Mi and Mis-. Marion Stevenson
entertained at dinner on Saturday
evening in honor of Nh Stevenson's |
birthday The guests were Mr. and |
Mrs. David N. Green and children, |
David and Brandt. Miss Elizabeth |
Walstrom, Mrs Annie 3. Harrington |
and Oscar p. Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. johnson |
spent several days last week with |
Mrs. Johns sister and hrother-in-
law. Alr and Mrs. j. L. Rawlins OF |
New York City and attended the
Worlds Fair
Mrs. Alice G. Melvin is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. S E. Bostic in Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Darby spent
last week in New York City and
visiting the Worlds Fair
Miss Elizabeth Lank has returned
from visiting Mrs. Clara Smith at
Northfeld y. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gerow and
daughter Elizabeth Jane spent part
Of last week at the World Fair.
Miss Elizabeth Roe and Mrs Eliz-
abeth Coombs OF Camden. were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs Henry Vim
yard on Sunday.
Mrs. Edith B. Melvin. Mrs. Della
Wilson and Mrs. Mary Burton spent
several days last week i'm New York
and the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. J. b. Derrickson. Dir. and
Mrs. L. L. Carlisle were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hopkins of (
Dover at the opening of the new ,
)uvall Tea House last week.
The Frederick school baseball .
cam jouneyed to Clayton on Friday
fternoon. The game stood > to l in I
avor of Clayton.
A fine service was held by the (
enior and junior All Clubs on Sun !
ay evening at Trinity Methodist r
'hurch. The clubs marched in while +
he hymn stand lip for Jesus" was
cling sung. The following was the u
rogram: :,
Prayer. Rev. Z. S. Gault.
Solo. Good Night and Good Nor r
ing" Carlton King.
Hymn, Lead On. o King Eter- u
al. congregation. "
Offering. :.
AC"P ''HiIfN' N-Oiilts Itbu al
lightly King" by All members.
Address, Youth Facing Il New
ra," Rev. +. 5. Gault
Hymn by congregation.
Rev GauIt introduced Miss Com :,
ock. the county I'll Club leader. :,
I'd Richard Sipple. the senior club h
ader. who gave short talks. The H.
nior club leader, Evelyn Purnell. n
as also present. The program was p,
uch enjoyed by all who attended, n
encourage the young people. :,
Mrs. Marinda Sipplc celebrated
n oath birthday last week. She en- ~
Us good health.
Miss Bessie Emerson has recov- -,
cd sufficiently to leave the private f.
'spital where she has been rest
( for several weeks in Wilmington ~.
lc will spend several days with IL
T. and Mrs Joseph Clark before l.,
turning home. She expects TO spend
c winter with her sister. Mrs. Har- 80.
Williams. of Florida ~
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Reese of West ~;
owe. Pa. VI. F. Reese of New York
ere weekend guests of Mrs. J. ID.
,ese
Mrs. Marion c. Keyes attended the
slaware-Dickinson football game
Newark last Saturday and the
nquet and Founders celebration
Women's College, University oil
slaware.
II. wilkins section), Herschei I'll
lillen, president; Blanche Murray, ci
&c president; Pauline West, secre-