Milford chronicle., 1944-11-10
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\ The eighth grade of Frederick
4 School gave the seventh grade a
Welcome Party" on Halloween.
Many of the students were in cos
tune. Prizes: Prettiest, Phyllis
Ann Dutton and Betty Ann Har-
] rington, perfume; funniest, Jimmy
I Coverdale and Frank Beebe, Jolly
pops. A wierd game of ghosts and
! the pumpkin grab were enjoyed
most because everyone had to wear
or use what he grabbed and every
one had to handle the ghostly or
< gans of a ghost while the ghost
himself appeared in the dark with
his skull lighted while the wierd
story was so we'll told by Phyllis
Ann Dutton. Refreshments were
served at nine by the refreshment
committee. Mrs. Mick and Mrs. Gill
tenboth acted as class advisers.
Roy Dill while coming to Fred
erica on Friday morning struck
Mark Chambers, who was walking
along the road to a farm where he
was employed. He was injured
about his head and sustained body
bruises. Mr.. Dill rushed him, at
once. to the Milford Memorial Hos
pital at Milford, where he lived only
IA few hours. He was As years of
age. Funeral services were held
on Sunday afternoon i'm Trinity
Methodist Church and were large
ly attended He is survived by
wife and son, Donald. Rev. ID. L.
Wood conducted the services. In
terment was made at Barratt's
cemetery.
Ralph S. Wilson. formerly of
Frederick. but recently of Whining
ton. died there i'll the Delaware
Hospital on October %. The body
was brought to Barratt's Chapel
last Wednesday afternoon where
services were held at 1870 p. m.
Interment was made in the adjOin-
ing cemetery. He is survived by a
son. Everett Wilson. daughter
Mrs. Earl b. Atkins. and two
Gertrude and Earl
Atkins. all of Wilmington; two
brothers, w. W. Wilson and Sharp
l.. Wilson. both of Frederick. He
was - years of age and well re-
spected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Purse of Seaford
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Stevenson.
Mrs. Sallie Williams and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Sarah Johnson. are spend
ing the weekend in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fora Tatman are re-
ceiving congratulations on the
birth of little daughter in the
Milford Memorial Hospital this
week. Mother and baby are fine.
A meeting of the WOmen's Socie-
~ of Christian Service was held on
at Trinity Church. The
hostesses were Mrs. w. W. Wilson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lark and Mrs. l.. L.
Carlisle. After the devOtiOns and
business the following program
was given;
Piano solo. Miss Dorothy War
rem.
Violin selection, Mrs. j. H. NJ.
Darbie.
Telephone reading. Temptation"
Mrs. Laura Mitten in costume.
Vocal solo. Miss Elizabeth Jane (
Gerow.
Staff Sergeant John Rogers, just ;
returned from Porto Rico on I
furlough with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Rogers. gave an
talk on the manners and
customs and the fine land marks of
his island.
The engagement of Sergeant Rog-
ars has lust been announced to Miss
lean REYNOLDS, who is in training
or nurse at Delaware Hospital,
Mrs. Emma Remick Harrington
$ visiting her mother, Mrs. Philip
lemick.
Mrs. Charles Bennett is i'll.
Miss Ruth Ann Stevenson attend
ID the Mayhem football game in
recently.
Mrs. Albert Palmer is home Tor
short stay before returning TO ,
Jew Jersey for the winter.
Mrs. ]. b. Derrickson and Mrs.
!. L. Carlisle met an old school
riend. Miss Sara Reese, a guest OF
Irs. Charles T. Terry at her Re
oboth Beach home.