Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11
FREDERICK.


The funeral services of Mrs. Leal
Davis were held at her late residence OF
Sunday afternoon. She was 50 years o
age and a devoted member of the NJ. +
Church. She was converted in earl,
childhood and her faith increased witt
the advancing years, and she eagerl,
awaited the summons to depart. Sh,
will be missed from the class room auC
from the Willing Workers class. of which
she was the oldest member. Rev ]. w
Jones conducted the service and paid {
beautiful tribute to her memory. A large
concourse of relatives and friends came
to pay their last respects to one they had
loved in life. w. G. Powders directed
the funeral, and interment was made in
Milford Odd Fellows Cemetery.
The Willing Workers class will hold a
missionary bake Saturday afternoon and
evening, Feb II, in town hall. Con-
tributions of any kind will be received =
chicken salad, biscuit, cake, pies, candy
and ice cream.
Mrs l. w. Belts and Miss Jones class
of Junior scholars will hold bake in
town hall Feb. 18th.
The last meeting of the Sunshine So
ciety was held at the home of Mrs. c.
Smithers. The following officers were
announced: President, Mrs. 1. w. Belts;
Vice president, Mrs. A. W. Carrow; sec
retarg and. assistant, Mrs. H. w. Har-
gadine and Mrs. L. L. Carlisle; treasurer,
Mrs. Joseph Frazier; roll call, Mrs VIM.
Spurry; press correspondent, Mrs. B. T
Harrington; organist, Miss Elizabeth
Darby.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Elmer Smithers.
The Ladies Aid Society was entertained
on Saturday evening in Mittens Hall by
Mrs Lenora Langrell, Miss Clara Lacey
and Miss Elizabeth Lank. The follow
ing officers were elected for this year
President, Mrs, T. v Cahall, Vice-pre-
sident, Mrs. J. B. Derrickson; secretary,
Mrs. Mary A. Boone The following
Miss Elizabeth Darby and |
Miss Claramond Belts on Entertainment
Tor March. Mrs. H. +. Mitten, Mrs. ]. |
Il Manlove and Miss Alice Mitten will |
in March. The president read |
he report for the past year, which was |
'ery gratifying TO the members. Her /
interest and supervision of the work 1
lone last year is commendable. Both
irs. Cahall and Mrs. Boone have proved
uch excellent officers in the Aid Society
hal they are always reelected and NAV
Onsider it life term. At the close of
he business a delightful surprise was in
tore for US. The entertainment COM
Sharp Watson and Mrs
toward Rogers-had brought Victrola
nd gave us a varied selection of the
atest compositions of the masters of
music and song.
Just as the school children have all re-
overed from the effects of the epidemic
t lagrippe and conditions in school have
ecome normal, the mumps have appear
d aud are slowly claiming victims
Iowever none of the cases have proved
erious. but the pupils so affected must
emain at home until the danger of CON
lgion is over.
AT the stockholders meeting of the
and Philadelphia Navigation
Ompdny on Wednesday last the follow
ig directors were appointed: W. 4.
'avis, James 7. Postles, J. c. Bennett,
'. Carrow. The auditors for 1916 are
n. 7. V. Cahall and d. II. Frazier.
following the stockholders
leeting the directors held a meeting and 4
ected the following officers President,
7. +. Davis; treasurer, James I. Post
IS; secretary, Walter Carrow.
Miss Lauah Dawson, of Delanco, n. J.,
visiting Miss Efie Sapp.
Mrs Mary Kelley has returned from
sit to Clayton.
Mrs Maria Darby has returned from a 4
sit to Wilmington.
Rev. Carlisle Hubbard, of Baltimore, :
as the guest of P. T. Carlisle last week.
Lester Hudson has returned to Phila-
slphia to his work. t
Mrs. Annie Lord has returned from a o
sit to Rehoboth.