Milford chronicle., 1919-10-03
DAGSBORO

George S. Davidson celebrated his
afty-hfth birthday anniversary at his
home near DagsbOrO on Thursday,
September 25. His guests were Mr..
and Mrs. william Davidson and daugh-
ter Margaret, MIR and Mrs Norman
Davidson, Alr. and Mrs. Thomas b.
Helm and son. Mr. Davidsons two
small sons, John and Charlie and Mr..
and Mrs. j. X WagamOn. Supper was
served to all and late in the happy
evening refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served All departed wish
ing Mr.. Davidson many more happy
birthdays
AT the home of Mr. and Mrs Wal
ter Rogers last Saturday evening at
S.30 o'clock Miss Viola Moore, cous-
in of Mr. Rogers. became the wife of
Noble Conoway of Sh0rtley. The sere-
mOny was performed by Rev J. T..
Bailey of Georgetown. The bride was
gowneI in Copenhagen blue taffeta,
draped in georget-e. The house was
beautifully decorated Carl Humphrey
and Miss Lizzie Esham of Millsboro
We're tie only attendants of the bride
ana groom. After the ceremony a
itt ENA Ah4 WAS 1tflA. Antt AGEtlNGQ
many pretty and useful gifts.
On Saturday. September p. Miss
lrma Bailey. daughter of Rev j. T.
Bailey and Herman Roach of George
town surprised their many friends here
and at Georgetown by slipping quietly
10 Wilmington and being married.
Hearty congratulations are being eX-
tended % them.
The s,ork visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Lockwood and Mr. ana Mrs. William
Williams last week leaving them a
boy and girl. respectively.
While racing on the DUPONT Road
Saturday afternoon. Walter Brown.
who resides between Dagsboro and
Frankford. turned his Buick over and
badly damaged IT, The occupants of
tie ear escaped without serious injury.
Granville A. Cannon and family and
grandson, Harry Williams. mOtored to
Laurel on Sunday to visit his cousin,
Mrs. Laura Baker, who has been very
ILL., They We're glad to learn that she
is cOnyalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. Curnie Clogg enter
tanned on Sunday Mr., and Mrs. Walter
Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Como
way
Miss Bertha Cannon visited Misses
Mabel and Ruth DObsOn of MillsborO
over the weekend.
Miss Elsie Helm returned home on .
Thursday with a new line of fall and
winter millinery. She will return to
Philadelphia this week after more
goods. Her trimmer, with the aid of
Mrs. Frank Helm, will have charge
during her absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Phineas McCabe visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Williams on
Sunday
Rev. A. W. Belts of Franklin City
visited among friends in town last
week. His address in the NJ. P. church
on Wednesday evening was greatly en-
joyed. H.
Next Sunday will be Rally Day in
the NJ. p. Sunday school. Everybody
is invited to come and carry away with
them a badge bearing the insignia of
the day. Revival services will begin
in the evening. Efforts are being put
forth to arouse the town from its
lethargy and to instill in every home
in the community a desire for closer
with God This is in ac-
cordance with the Evangelistic anf
Increase Campaign of IL
Maryland Conference.
James Henry Adkins, aged 73 yea
died at the home of his son, L.
Adkins, in Piney Neck. near this tow
on Wednesday. Mr. Adkins lived nes
his son and was picking up apples
his sons orchard when stricken wis
lpOpleXy on Tuesday afternoon II
was carried into the mouse but did nc
'egain consciousness and died in les
han "a hours. Mr.. Adkins was a yer
estimable man, a good friend an
leighbor, and will be greatly misse
n this vicinity. Funeral services wer.
leld at the NJ p Church here on Fri /
lay afternoon by Rev. J. T. Bailey.
he is survived by a wife and seven a
Rufus, Francis, Oliver, Geo, /
md l.. L. Adkins, and Mrs. Lille Hick- S
nan and Mrs Olivia Abbott of Mil
ord il
When in Milford, stop at Pettyjohn's v
fountain. Cool. refreshing drinks and e
'upplee ice cream served as it should S
e.