Milford chronicle., 1914-04-03
FREDERICK.

Mrs Annie c. Emory, wife Of John w
Emory, died at her home Wednesday
evening, April lst, 1914, after lingering
illness of several months. Funeral ser
vices will be held from her late residence
on Saturday afternoon, April 4th, at 2
o clock. Interment at Barratt S Chapel
Cemetery.
The ladies of the w. {. T. U. will
hold a Bake on Saturday afternoon in
the storehouse adjoining Stephen X
Belts store. Come out and help the
cause by liberal patronage.
The Willing Workers held a business
meeting and social at the home of Mrs.
John George last Friday evening At
the business meeting, ten dollars were
donated to the Sunday School a very
enjoyable program was prepared by Mrs. |
Hesselburg. A pleasant surprise was /
given the class when Rev c. W Bounds /
walked in He organized this class dur
ing his pastorate here, and the members
have ever entertained the most kindly
feelings toward him. He was glad to
know that the class was still keeping up
the activities that make for success in
Sunday School work. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. Virden
Morris
Services will be held every Sunday af-
ternoon in the Christian Mission until
further notice.
Mrs. c. II. Speel has been quite sick
with bronchitis for several weeks in the !
care of a professional nurse. She is re-
covering at this writing
Mrs. Emma Camper died at the home
of her son, John Camper, on last Friday
at the age of rs years. She was we'll re-
spected i'll this community, and has been :
an invalid for q number of years Fun !
eral services were held on Monday after
noon in Barratt's Chapel, the church of !
her choice. where she attended when in I
health in former DAYS Rev. Adkins, of !
Canterbury, assisted By Rev. !. W. tones, q
conducted the services. The NJ. T.. choir
sang several appropriate selections. She =,
is survived bv her daughter, Mrs VIM
Anderson, of Viola, two sons, Walter q
Camper, of Bowers, and John Camper, of y
Frederica. Interment was made in Bar u
rats Cemetery, Harry +. Mitten CON
Quoting the funeral i !
Mr.. and Mrs. Thruelson, of Railway n. u
j., and Reynolds Rogers, of Newark, n. .
j., are visiting Livy Rogers and wife.
Mrs. Purnell Postles, who has been v
confined to dark room on account Of :
her eyes, is improving. II
Mrs. Joshua Bennett has been having al
serious trouble with her eyes for some v
time D
Mrs. Henrietta Smithers Clair formerly z,
Of this town, but late of Philadelphia, u
died at her home in that city last Thurs p
lay. Funeral services were held there, ''
but the body was brought on here for o.
nterment at Barratts Chapel on Mon re
lay. She had many friends in this town U
and leaves two sons, Elmer Smithers, of
his town, and Howard Smithers, of Phil %
ldelphia ID
w. { Meredith spent several days in IN
New York last week. Albert Scherer is -
lis guest this week. 81
Mrs. George Cohee, of Philadelphia, 10
listed John Emory and wife this week, nc
9th of whom are seriously i'll. su
Miss Name Maxsou is in Philadelphia pc
his week purchasing goods for the Eas- Al
eT opening. pc
Miss Viola Mahoney was Wilmington
isitor last week. wl
Mrs Harry Werley and Miss Sara Kirk loi
isited friends in Milford last week.
Mrs. John Boone has been visiting ma
elatives in Denton.
Alfred Mackliu and wife, of Milton, ma
)ent Sunday with Miss Joe Spurry. wi
Rev. G.. W. Bounds, OF Dagsboro. has tro
cen visiting John Palmer and wife.
Mrs. Henry McKnitt has been visiting Wis
Magnolia. Z.
Mrs Eliza Whitley received a gift of J
splendid oil painting last week, which Sp'
lie prizes very highly 1t is a portrait are
her great aunt, aud although over a \
inbred years old, the colors have not Wis
ded and are as clear asifofrecent date !
Miss Emma Manlove is critically in troi
om Mastoid operation at the Episcopal J
ospital, Philadelphia. Her mother Is \
her bedside.