Evening journal., 1919-03-28
Z. TAYLOR Err ADLEy,
VETERAN, IS DEAD
Seven Woodland School
Pupils on the Honor
Roll
MISS MARKER is
SPRING BRlCE
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specIaI 10 The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETOWN, DEL. March 29.-z
TAYLOR Bradley died suddenly at hi
home on Main street, on Monday, o.
heart disease. Mr. Bradley was
contractor and builder and has LIVED
here for a number OF years, comlns
here from Newark. He was a member
Of Company f, 4th Delaware Regiment
and was in the Civil War. Mr.. Brad
lev leaves a widow and four children
James A. Bradley and Mrs. Katie Brad
ley Bell. OF Wilmington; Frank =
Bradley and a. Lee Bradley, OF Middle
town.
The funeral services were held st the
Bradley home on Thursday afternoon
and were In charge Of the Rev. F. II
Moore, with interment in Forest Gene
terry.
Miss Elva r. Marker, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. Marker, Of Mt. Pleasant
ana w. Rowe Jacobs, Of Aberdeen, Nd
were united in marriage on Tuesday
afternoon in the NJ. z. Church. at sum
nit Bridge. the ceremony being per-
formed by the pastor OF the church.
the Rev. Ivanhoe Willis. The bride wore
a victory blue tailored suit Of French
serge and carried a shower bouquet or
sweet peas The ma d Of honor. MISS
Viola Marker, a sister Of the bride,
wore blue tameta silk and carried pink
carnations. The wedding march was
PLAYED by Mrs. c. A. Greenwood. o. L..
Jacobs, brother Of the groom, was best
man and the ushers were Richard
Moore and C. A. Greenwood Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacobs will make their home at
Aberdeen, Md.
Charles p. Cochran celebrated his
elghtleth birthday anniversary or
Thursday by giving a family dinner at
his home on South Broad street. His
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II.
Mcndnhall, Miss COrrinne Mcndlnhall,
Charles Cochran Mendinhall. Of VIII
mington; Mrs. Eliza C. Green, Victor
Green. Mrs. Alvin Cochran, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Malcolm Cochran and Charles
Malcolm Cochran, Jr, OF Middletown.
Queen Esther Circle, Of Bethesda NJ.
Z. Church will meet at the home OF
Miss Viola Weber on next Tuesday
evening.
The members Of the oWman's Chris
tian Temperance Union will hold a
bake on Saturday In the room recently
vacated by John Heldmeyer, Jr- ON
North Broad street.
A business meeting OF the New Cen
tury Club will be held on next Tuesday
afternoon. when delegates 10 the state
Federation, TO be held In June, VIII be
elected.
Redgrave Brothers have rented the
Vacant store building, Main and Broad
streets, and will open for business next
week. The Redgraves were burned out
last December.
These pupils OF Woodland school are
on the honor roll for the past month :
CiaP' Sapp, Boyd Armstrong. Lillian
Sfrth. Gladys Duhadaway Robert Arm
strong, Margaret Thornton, Herbert
;app.
Bishop Klnsman made his annual
'isit TO St. Annes parish on Sunday
vening and confirmed a class OF seven /
ersons.
Or. and Mrs. Dorsey w. Lewis and
Irs. Nathaniel J. Williams have re-
lrned from Florida after a stay Of
'veral weeks.
Misses Mary and Nellie Rothwell have
cen visiting their brother, William E. !
othwell, and Mrs. Rothwell at New ..
astle.
Mrs. Howard a. Pool Is spending sew &
raj days with her brother. Dr. Victor {
cochran and wife, in Philadelphia.
coward Ladley, who recently resign
ca the cashlershlp at the Delaware
rust LETT town on Thursday with Mrs.
Saoley' for their new home al VIII
Transport Pa. w."