Milford chronicle., 1911-02-17
FREDERICK.

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Mrs. Sarah E. Sipple, OF Thompson.
vile, Milford Neck, died after short i'll.
ness Friday evening, February 10th, aged
"a years Funeral services were held in
Milford Neck Church, Rev. Mr.. Joslyn.
of Milford, officiating. Interment was
made at the Sipple Farm near Webb's
Landing. Fl. F. Mitten conducted the
funeral. Mrs Sippe was a highly re-.
spected woman, and host OF friends sym
pathize with the bereaved sons James T.
Sipple, of Frederick, and John Sipple,
near BarFatt's Chapel. Her devoted
granddaughters have our sincere sympa.
thy.
James II. Kirby died at bis home in
Milford Neck OF fpleurisy on Tuesday, jan
uaTy 3lst, aged 78 years. He leaves a
wife and two daughters to mourn their
sad loss. Funeral services we're held at
his late residence on Friday, February
Sd, by Rev. G. w. Bounds. Interment
was made in Odd Fellows Cemetery at
Milford.
Mrs. John Stevens, Mrs. John Jester
and Mrs. Robert T. Harrington, spent
several days in Wilmington this week,
and attended the funeral of their aunt
Mrs. Thomas G. Appleby,on Wednesday.
Rev. 6. W. Bounds is on the sick.list,
and Mr.. W. E. Davis filled the pulpit
Sunday morning. and Rev. Mr.. Cochran
in the evening.
DR.. F. Hoey has also been III, but is
much improved at this writing.
Mrs Benjamin Lewis has been sick for
the past week.
Mrs. Mary A. Harrington, who made
her home with her daughter, Mrs. Sallie
E Harrington, until the latter's recent
death, has gone to FranklinsCity, Va,
to live with her son, Edgar Harrington.
Mrs. Sallie E. Ruark, mother Of Rev.
George W. Bounds, has been quite i'll for
two weeks, but she is slightly improved
at this time.
The Berge Sisters, noted singers, will
assist Rev G w. Bounds in revival ser
vices in Trinity NJ. E. Church, beginning
Sunday evening, February 26th, and clos
ing March 18th.
The Missionary Anniversary of the NJ. !
f. Sunday School, will be held in the !
afternoon of February Goth. An inter
esting program will be rendered. The |
Bergo Sisters will sing several selections. |
The reception which Rev. G W. |
Bounds had announced for the Willing |
Workers Organized Bible Glass, was post
poned from Friday evening last, to Tues
day evening of this week, because of the
illness OF Mr.. Bounds and other members
Of bis family. At the appointed time the
and a few other friends assem-
bled at the parsonage, which was taste
iully decorated with potted plants. hearts
and Cupids. After being greeted by Mr..
Bounds and HE genial wife, the following
program was rendered
Piano Solo,. Miss Elizabeth Lank
jelect Reading. Miss Bessie Emerson
Recitation Mrs Christie Greenlee
Vocal Solo, with Banjo Accompaniment
Miss Bessie Emerson
Miss Emerson made such a popular
tit, that she was compelled to respond to
m encore.
'elect Reading Mrs. Reynolds POstles
Vocal Solo Mrs Josephine Carey
Mrs. Carey pleased her auditors so well
hat they insisted upon her rendering
mother song, which she did with great
redit to herself, aud much pleasure TO
ler hearers. lS % -
Then followed a speech by Mrs. Jehu
Davis, which was short, ,pithy and pointed
Miss Lank then rendered another ex 1
uisite instrumental solo. c
Mrs. Bounds recited in her usual at '
ractive style "The Crooked Mouthed 6
amily." p
Mrs. D. B. Cooper sang beautiful solo, L
Thich was followed by a very entertain. 0
lg recital by Mrs, Postles, who is always c
fayOrite with Frederick audiences.
Mrs. S. McNitt sang effectively a song
ltitled, 81 Have Found Pearl" Fl
Rev. g. w. Bounds then in few we'll q
losen words thanked the class for their
birthday rememberaDces, which (
lcluded purse Of money.
Mrs. Cooper sang effectively "My Wild d
'ish Rose" After which heart shaped
lkes of various kinds and ice cream we're e'
rived. About eleven O'Clock the guests cl
sparted, each expressing herself as hav- gu
& had most delightful evening. When g.
r. Bounds became the teacher of this y
ass it was not organized, ,and had an en- II
llment of twenty members with an at q
ndance of about six. 1t now has sew VI
ty two members, with an attendance pc
nning from thirty-tive to sixtyfOur. ="
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