Milford chronicle., 1941-01-17
FREDERICK

Mrs. Joseph Gerow entertained al
bridge last Saturday night in honor
of her house guest, Mrs. William
Sturdy, of Glenn Ridge, N. j., who
was her college friend and also hel
matron of honor. The guests were
Miss Nellie Hughes and Mrs. Ed
mund Harrington of FELTON,, and the
Tuesday Bridge Club of Frederick
The first prize was won by Mrs. John
e. Mcbride; second by Miss Eliza
beth M. Walstrom, and the guest
prize awarded to Mrs. Sturdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vinyard and
daughter Janet of Chestertown, Nd,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Herman Vinyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webb were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis
last Sunday.
The telephone dial system expects
to be i'm effect here by February 2.
The Bell Telephone Co. gave a DEM
Onstration at the Frederica school
on Thursday. They brought along
the switchboard and equipment nee
essary for the demonstration.
The Young Peoples Society of
Trinity Methodist Church enter
tanned other district members at the
Frederica school on Tuesday even
ing. They had a fine evening.
There was fine attendance at
tie school last week for the first
week of 1941.
A beautiful bouquet of flowers
was sent to our church for the Sun
day service by Miss Agnes Carrow
Welch of Garden City, L. l., in menl-
ory of MIR. and Mrs. Albert Carrow.
A note of thanks was sent by John
r. Rogers, Jr., treasurer, for the fine
work of the collectors and generous
response of the community in con-
tributing the amount necessary to
defray the household expenses of
the church. A very delightful fea-
ture, in addition to the fine message
by Rev. e. S. Gault, was the solo
"'rhe Prayer Perfect" by Miss Mar
garet Hart, accompanied by Mrs. l..
l.. Carlisle at the organ. Everyone
enjoys hearing her sing and Miss
Hart responds graciously to all re-
quests.
Owing to the illness of Mrs. Mer-
ton Honey there was no meeting of
The Junior League on Sunday even
ing. Mrs. Honey is the faithful and
efficient leader Of the Junior League.
Mrs. Mary Kelly gave a dinner ON
at Moore's restaurant. Her
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred John
ion Of Magnolia; Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
3. Spurry and son Freddie, Mr.. and !
'Irs. Vaughn Warren and Mrs. EN-
ma Harrington, all of Frederick.
Mrs. Laura G. Spurry, of Whining
on, entertained at a three o'clock |
Inner at Moore's restaurant on
saturday, Mrs. Hettie Hall, Mrs.
lester Anderson and daughter Nam
y Jane, of Wilmington; Mrs. Katie
of Camden, N. j.; +
1rs. Emma Harrington. Mrs. Anna
l.. Harrington, Mrs. Mary Kelley,
1iss Lizzie Lank, Mrs. Josephine
'arey and Mrs. Annie B. Harrington,
ii of Frederick.
Grace Dawkins, pupil of the
ighth grade, was operated upon for
ppendicitis in the Milford Memorial
IOspitaL. She returned home last
'eek and is doing fine. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Stevenson en-
,rtained at a dinner on Wednesday
/ honor of the birthday of Mrs.
essie d. Walstrom. The other
uests were Miss Elizabeth Wal
rom, Mrs. Eleanor Mick and Mrs.
nnie- B. Harrington. 4;
Mrs. Alice Melvin is quite sick
ith a severe cold.
Mrs. E. S. Gault suffered a heart :
tack last week and she and her
tile son Eddie have gone to Mrs.
ault's mother at Boyd, Md, for
while. "
Fred Sharp, a retired farmer, has I
owed to town and is occupying his +
'operty, on South Market street, q
at he purchased last year.
Mrs w. l.. Mcqueen has been v
ffering with sprained ankle, the Y
suit of fall of several steps down
e stairway of her home. She is i'm S
owing at this writing. L
David M Green, Jr, and Braudt j
Green. the little sons of Mr.. and
rs. David M. Green, have been s,
lite sick for two weeks but are oi
W improving. They both had Sc S
re colds.
Cousin Lee" and his orchestra q
II be at the firehouse on February B
Ii, to play for a dance sponsored di
the Women's Auxiliary of the
ederica Volunteer Fire Depart r
mt. al
Mrs. Ethel Jester, who is recover
! from a serious illness, is now re
e to walk with the assistance of bi
;ane. RI