Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30
W eddings
NEW CENTURY CLUB

On Monday at the Milford New
Century Club, Mrs. Robert Ru-
dolph presented the members Of
the Junior Dramatic Society Of the
Milford High School. They gave a
play, Sugar and Spice" which
was very well done and pointed
moral from the old saying "You
can catch more flies with sugar
than with vinegar" The youth
and enthusiasm of the players, as
we'll as their capabilities made an
enjoyable afternoon for the mem
bers present Taking part were
Norma Prettyman, Richard Lank,
Helen Wilgus, Virginia Pack and
David Burton. Eugene. Chamber
lain was instructor-coach, Jane
Greene, property manager; George
Welch, stage manager, and Betty
Mae Snowbergef, director for the
production.
The health mobile unit that op-
Grated in several parts of the town
last week, under the direction of
the local board Of health, and
which was sponsored by the Mil
ford Century Club, report that
Thursday of last week was the
biggest day in the history of mo-
bile units. There were eight hun
dred and three persons who came
| for X-ray of chest and blood tests,
and the week was the most sue
cessful the unit has had Members
and others who helped with the tab
ulatiOn and records were Mrs. JOS
eph ]. Pearce, Mrs. Frank NAPLES,
Mrs. Alfred Houston, Mrs. Frank
R. Grier, Miss Florence Pearce,
Mrs. Herman Phillips, Miss Evelyn
Short, Mrs. Bernard ShOrtall, Miss
Edna Barker, Mrs. David Cooper
smith, Mrs. Casper Boyce, Mrs
William Nutter, Mrs. James Sale
van, Mrs. John w. Fry, Mrs. Will
liam Marshall, Jr., Mrs. Joseph J.
Pearce, Jr., Miss Beatrice Elfreth
Mrs. John Nj DeChant, Mrs. JOS
eph Lofiand, Mrs. Lee Hirsch, Mrs
Elton Lynch, Mrs. willard Dufen.
dach, Holland Prettyman, Miss Ma,
rie FAIRIES. Mrs Louise Love, Mrs
Alonzo Shockley, Leah Blackston
Grace Ann Davis, Iris Campbell
Doris Mosely and Blanche Tingle
The club is deeply indebted t
these persons and any whose nam,
might not have been mentioned fol
their good work in this project
which has been considered highl!
successful,
Next week there will be an cleo
tiOn of officers in the afternoon a
the regular meeting time and il
the evening the style show at th
Coopersmith Store is a regular fea
ture Of the club program. Mrs. sDa
vid Coopersmith and Mrs. Theo
dore Aber, both members of tn
club, have spared no energy no
expense to make the show one q
large proportions. They have al
ranged for a seating capacity G
three hundred guests and the mem
hers and their friends are invit
ed. Many types of wearing apparS
will be shown. The show begins 3
eight o'clock.
This week delegates were elect
ed to the annual convention whic
will be the fftieth anniversary (
the founding of the clubs in Dels
ware and the Golden Jubilee wi
be properly celebrated. The COZ
ventiOn will be held in the Ne
Century Club in Wilmington G
May 13 and Ia. Delegates to rel
resent the local club will be Mr.
Joseph ]. Pearce, Mrs. Jonotha
S. Willis and Mrs. Edward N. Ke
ley. Their respective alternate
elected were Mrs. Robert Rudolp
Mrs. David Coopersmith and MI
Robert Coulter of Greenwood. o
ernight hospitality will be fu
. nished those attending the conve
{, tion. During the meeting this we,
- Mrs. John Glenn was elected
membership for the coming year
n Annual reports of every chat
i'll man of the club will be given I
ret Monday and this will leave Of
ID. more day on the program, at whi,
ds time the new officers for 1948-
lie. will be installed.