Milford chronicle., 1940-05-10
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that matter, used to
draw her chair up.
close to mine ane say. Lets
talk That is what should
like to do with each one of you:
for these wonderful days bring
about much that might be said
on various subjects. Seems to
me that May was never as full
Of events as this year. Perhaps
it is always so, but they have
crowded the days before the
days dawn almost, If that can be
possible. Please bear in mind
that the William E. Miller prl-
vate recital is on May 31st, in
stead of the Both as l told You
last week. By the way. SYM
pathy goes to Mr.. Miller in the
loss of his father whose fu-
neral was held on Wednesday at
his home in Reading. Pa. Mr..
Miller and Mrs. Miller have both
lost parents this year. Next
week the Hobby and Flower
Show will claim your attention.
1t VIII be a real event, with
many in town and the nearby
rural district taking part in
exhibits Of both kinds. MIR. Kin
sley, the art teacher. and the
one who heads the personal set
up for the show, has worked
like the traditional beaver TO
promote interest and participa-
ton. Monday will be the con-
cluding day of the New Century
Club for the spring; Last Mon-
day was red letter day at the
club. Instead of the usual meet
ing. silver. glass. old quilts and
spreads were exhibited. and
members and guests. who love
the old and the different, feasted
their eyes on all that was there.
Tea was served during the az
ternoon and many stayed un-
iii after time foi me ais diA
missal hour, so miich we're they
interested and so good a time
were they having, visiting with
A Delaware State flag
will be purchased with the sil-
yer collection that was taken.
Let's have a glance at the social
things of the past few days.
the first in order of
is the birthday party
Of Billy Boldly which was given
at his apartment on Wednesday
afternoon of last week. in cele-
of the seventh natal
lay. These parties are mile
stones in the happy remembran-
ces Of the children who attend.
rhe usual lovely birthday cake
m pink and white with seven
candles made the piece de re-
Iistance" for the group Of boys
md girls who were guests, They
we're virginia Lee Williams, Joan
Hall. Sandra Deputy. Carolyn
Barbara Shaffer. Lor-
,tta Baker, Marilyn West, Nor
ma Peterson, Mary Lee Jacobs.
Nancy Humes,. Billy Grier. Buddy
limmel, Tommy Wells, Peter
Iallett. Ralph Snowberger.
Bobby Messick. Frank PettyjOhn,
BILLY Brown. Donald Snyder,
Harry Humes. Philip Walls,
'arl Swanson. and Bobby Glib
on. Mary Lee Jacobs won the
,rize for pinning the tail prop
rly on the donkey. That was
iartyi On Thursday of last
reek. Mrs. Wilmer O. Lankford
entertained at lun-
heon a group of friends who
yers Mrs. John HalIett, Mrs. B.
!. Vinyard. Mrs. james Macklin,
frs. Philip Jacobs. Mrs. Ray
and Mrs. I. Thomas
lmpson. The next in order is
he surprise shower the young
ct gave to Vivian Shute at her
ONE on Saturday evening.
ou know, on the 25th Vivian
i'm be married in the new Meth
dist Church to Lawrence
saaes. The young folks spent a
rand evening together and gave
le shower and all the good
lshes to the soon-to-be-mar-
ed Those attending were Miss
ara Nutter. Miss Kinney
lerce, Miss Lille Lord, Miss
AIRY Jane Varney. Miss Virginia
Tlliams, Miss Betty Hammond.
iss Frances shockley, Miss
a,a. tytnv.rd Miss DorOthv