Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Mr.. and Mrs. Milburn Revis Of
Rose Hill Observe Golden
Wedding Anniversary.
Special Correspondence 70 Every Evening

Special Correspondence 10 Every Evening
Now Castle. Dec. t1.-Mr. and Mrs.
Milburn Reyis Of Rosehill ceiebrsted the
fiftieth anniversary of their wedding, in
quiet way, on December 3. The day was
spent alone, in pleasant retrospect, but IN
the evening they had few of their closest
friends come over ~ share III their Joys.
The evening was spent IN "reminiscences
asnd enivened by beautiful music. These
venerable people are old timers, having
resided at Rose Hill for sixty-fivc yearB,
and during the most of the time we're IN
gagged IN market gardening and flower
culture They have attended the vii
mlngton market for fifty-cight years, and
are the oldest of the few 0ld-timers stall
attending the market They are alsO the
oldest members u the Rose Iiill Sunday
school, having been members since 1862
Their married life has been long and
happy, and their course throughout fur
nshes a fine example for the newly-mar-
ried people Of the present day. These old
people are also fine example ~ what
frst-class citizens should be, law abiding
ncighbOrly, helpful, kind and gentle and
thus are loved by everybody who knows
them Milblm Revis is one - nature =
noblcrnen and Sarah 4 his wife, il one
~ ttAt AAAttfah ~ Fy'-' ~ F-yAiAf%iiAAff''As
While still attending the Wilmington
market, through force of habit, they are IN
comfortable circumstances.
The members of the Cesar Rodney
Chapter No 3 Order of the Eastern Star
who have been working under dtpon-
sation since their organization which 20
place during tho month of May Last
have received their charter and on Thurs
day evening the officers were installed by
Mrs Julia NJ Story, past worthy matron
Of Delaware Chapter. Mrs. Elizabeth
Wiso, marshal of Julia NJ Story Chapter
No 2: Mrs Dorsey, chaplain Of Radiant
Chapter. and Organist, Miss Brown q!
Delaware Chapter The officers cornprised
Worthy Matron, Mrs Elizabeth Leach
Worthy Patron, Raymond Foster, A.
sociate Matron, Mr., Irene Hewlett.
Conductoress, Miss Carrie G"mmill /.
Associate Conductoress, Mrs Ida
Smith; Secretary, Mrs. Mary X Mayor;
Treasurer, Mrs. Ellen Foster; Chaplain
Mrs Elsie Bicking; Marshal, Mrs Mary
Hanf: Organist Miss Ella Brown Warder,
Mrs Bessie Ealette; Sentinel Edward n.
Navlor Star Points, ada. Mrs Willens
Ycfter Ruth Mrs Henrietts COnPor;
Esther. Mrs Sallie Meredith Martha
Mrs Dora Clvrner. Electra. Mrs.
Ellen Dodd At the conclusion of the
INSTALLATION the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. WORTHY
Iatron Mrs Elizabeth Leach Worthy
Patron, Raymond Foster; Associate Ma
/ trDn Mrs. I. enc Hewlett; Conducto eSs
Miss Carrie C,emmili Associate Conductor
ess. Mrs ~allie Nederth. Secretarz
Mrs Elizabeth Hobbs Treasurer, Mrs
+ Ellen Foster. Chaplain Mrs. Mar X
. Navlor. Marshal Mrs Mar Hanf
] Orzanlst. Miss Fila Brown Warder,
/ Miss Bessie Eallette: Sentinel, Edward III.
Navlor. Trustees, Edward II. NaylOr. for
three years: Raymond Foster. two years
and Or. julius Dodd one year. The sve
star points will be appointed 5v The
WORTHY matr0n at the next regular meet
ing which all be held on Thursday even
ing Dec %. Many members were IN A.
tendance from various chapter IN VIII
mlngton- At the conclusion OF the lodge
session lunch was served.
Yesterday afternoon the members II
+ the Penn Literary Society held their
weekly exercises n the High School and
/ the followIl < program was rendered,
/ songs By the school; Foreign CurTeu,
Evets. Harold Bannar: recitation, Mary
Jores: Domestic Current Events. Oakley
Eskridge. important speech, How "a
+ Fit Sleeve in a Dress, Chester Green
wood: School WIttlclsms, Charles King;
vlolin solo. Edward Truitt; song school.
+ The members Of the Junior Choir OF the
+ Methodist Church lsst evening rendered
10 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newlove a kitchen
| shower 81 the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
/ Newlove.
school Sunday viii be observed 70
/ morrow in the various churches. Professor
Henry Snavely. ciry superintendent Wi
speak at the Methodist Church IN ,he
,teveuI0g
i In the Emmanuel Episcopal church TO-
! morrow Rev Joseph H. carp. will con-
duct the services and holy communion
! vii De observed 81 the morning sessions
at 40. The subject for the 1890 Ses-
sion viii be 4 " ora For Cur Public
Schools. In the evening AZ 80 the cor
porate communion Of the Altar GuIil
Will be held
Rev : Beattie Wylle, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church viii conduct
the services 81 the usual hours
Rev J. r. Bicking, pastor oi the Meth.
odlst Chureh viii conduct the morning
session. The Epworth League and sons
service viii be held az : oclock. 10 chsrg.
+ cf Charles Tcv-r,SavI Ra-ssca s~3 So. O. "a +.