Milford chronicle., 1919-04-04
,een quIte IN At

E- QpdnieQ by
her lh ~Oent the
weekend
| Mr. and Mr. led
| to MiddletOWn ~ ac-
count Of the death jn's
mother, Mrs. Mary Reec.
Calvin Short, who has :. ling
the winter with his mother has
returned to his home in Ph1adelpg
Mrs. Norman c. Jones and youlE child.
Catherine. who have been visiting in
Washington .. &, for some time haze
Mrs. Gertrude Giassford Of Los An
geles, Calf, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs George w. Hatfield
Prominent farmers Of Lewes and sho-
both hundred and a part Of Indian Hiver
and Broadidln hundreds, met at the d ool-
spring Grange Hail on Friday night and
organized the Nassau Producerst Asso-
citation, electing the following members:
President, Joseph D. Thompson, Lewes;
vice president, Herbert H. Fisher, Eeho-
both; secretary, NJ S. Straughn. Cool
spring; treasurer. Howard W. Bryan. Har-
beson; directors at large, Fl. H Fisher,
M. s. Straughn, ]. Orton Marshall John
Brittingham, Directors fro mthe fol-
lowing school districts were named: Clin-
ton G. Iosenh. Yellow Hill: Alvin Hopkins.
Sunshine: Edward T. Vaughan, Mary
Martini Thomas Hart, Cedar Grove: G.
G. Shoekley. Midway; Edward Phillips.
Rehoboth: Joseph ID. Thompson Iewes:
Clifford +. Burton, EldoradO. $. ID. Walls,
Rabbits Ferry The association win be
a I1ARuAdAiJN WDihlIE unQtI a delaware
charter and each member signing the
agreement or bylaws Of the association
will be forced to furnish bond in the sum
Of 80 for each acre grown which will be
forfeited If they should fail TO live up TO
The agreements.
In the eastern section Of the county
growers have established a price Of forty
cents per basket for the fruit and If they
are unable TO obtain that price they have
agreed to allow them to remain IN their
patches- Local organizations in the sew
eral communities are springing up like
mushrooms and IL will be but a short time
before the entire county will be thorough
~ organized and then IL is likely that a
county organization will be formed. The
seNeral ORGANIZATIONS are the outgrowth
Of the Farm Bureau, which was establish
ed last year.
Rev John T. Bailey pastor Of the First
NJ F. Church Of this town has issued the
ecclesiastical report for the conference
year 19lS-1919 in which he sums up the
work which has been accomplished since !.
ne was assigned here one year. ago by /
the president Of the Maryland Annual |
Conference. He also gave a heport Of /
the Dagsboro NJ. r. Church Of Ehich he
IS also pastor The report Of -e two
G5a9ssss H6l s8s. Bsiisg. saRgs very success year
The following was taken from rsm-
pa Times, Tampa, Fla. Friend the
parties have received OIL
owing Invitations: Mr.. and Mrsl dflh-d /
Coleman Rogers request the hond your
presence at the marriage Of theifEYlph-
Ter, Sarah Estelle, to Mr. MolIov clark
Vaughn, on Wednesday, the ninth Of I,
aapr,L at hve o'clock in the afternoon,
.irst Methodist Church Lak9land Fla
a nome after trst Of May, Georgetown
'-rit " trIFF TJi
ands lovliest young women. beloved by
~ VINO knew her. She has been private
secretary TO President A. H. f)eVanf az
ne state Bank, but resignedk his posi-l
ion about two weeks ago. She q leader
n church activities and will hillhareatiy
missed from the church and 81 acfivZ
sles u ne CITY Inc groe county
gent Of Sussex county, DShbac,re. and
was here, engaged in era ling me
itrus canker, that he wooed largyon his
)vely bride. He is originallvL,s.-, Miss
5sippi and is a graduate Of iue gricui-
ural and Mechanical College hrs fies ississ-
opi Their wedding win be an event of
luch social interest. II