Milford chronicle., 1920-12-31
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,et the consumation of their fidelity
and love for the nuptial state came as
surprise to their host of friends
The scene was at the M. =. parson-
age and the happy couple were Will
hur E. Mills and Miss Sarah Virginia
Thnmpson, both of Milford Neck. Ray
nond Bennett, a nephew of the groom,
sang effectively, 20, Perfect Love.
Rev. w. w. Sharp performed the GER
emony during which Miss Sallie Sharp
plaved softly on the piano. The bride
was dressed becomingly in a dark
blue, tailored suit of tricotine with
hlue velvet hat to match. Only a few
intimate friends and the immediate
relatives were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mills will reside on the old home
farm and have the kindest wishes of
the community for their future hap
piness.
The parsonage was also the scene
of another wedding on Christmas
night when John Argo, of near town
and Miss Katherine Carman of Mil
ford. were united in marriage by Rev.
w. w. Sharpe The young people
have our best wishes for prosperous
and happy life.
The two sketches given in the town
hall on Christmas night by our high
school pupils were very fine: Dolls"
Christmas nonsense play, was anus
ing and entertaining. "A Nativity
Masque," was something unusual and
was excellent. Supt. Hydorn and the |
principal, Miss Haring, are to be con-
graduated for the success of the pro-
duction. The pupils were admirable .
in their portrayal of the different
parts. From the happy expression of
the infant in the arms of Mary to the
serious pose of the prophet, Isaiah,
and the saints, everything was in
keeping with the time and place. The
costuming of the plays was due to the
skilful designing and workmanship of
Miss Bedell's Home Economic Glass
and the supervision of Miss Haring.
The Science department took charge
of lighting the stage and altogether it
was a delightful affair
Miss Elizabeth Burris, principal of {
the grammar school, is spending the '
week in Houston with her mother
who celebrated her birthday this E
week, surrounded by her relatives and /
friends. May the future bring many d
more such pleasant reunions.
Miss Jane Bedell is visiting her par S
ents in Ossining, N. Y. o
Miss Clara Clark is visiting in Will
mington.
Mrs. Mary A. Boone and Miss Mary o
Melvin are visiting in fredericksburg, o
Md. n
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Savage of Ches- d
ter, Pa, Mr.. Bolden Sipple and lady
friend and Miss Mamie Howard of n
Trenton, N. j., spent the weekend N
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Sipple. J'
Mrs. Edith Melvin is visiting in
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Miss Helen Smithers has returned &c
from the Wilmington hospital and is M
doing fine.
William H. Brown of Philadelphia f.
spent Christmas with Miss Elizabeth OF
Darby. a. a.
Miss Rose Virden, Mrs. Emma Hal Ga
an and Mrs. Annie E. Hall were
guests of Mrs. Lizzie V. Hall one day pl
asst week. -
Miss Ethel Pennewill Brown was Ii
he weekend guest of her sister, Mrs.
Hall Anderson of Dover last week. sp
Orland Alexander and Mrs. Henry an
ournell and daughter, Evelyn spent aV
christmas with relatives in Norris
own, Pa. bit
A basket ball game will be given u;
lere in the town hall, January 81, M
Iilford All Stars VS.. Dover Independ- lni m
nts. Dancing from to II with the ~
azz Band. soI
The M. E. Sunday school was given m ia1
Christmas treat on Monday night. Ing lns
he collection from the church and s iiie
sunday school for the sufferers in @ @les
he Far East amounted to $4,000. no
George Hopkins, Albert Boone, -
ames Norris and Oscar Harrington sp' p
rere home for Christmas day. 'ei
Misses Sara Harper and Clara
Usher of Philadelphia are visiting On ,','
[r. and Mrs. Samuel Fisher. IL III
Mrs. Daisey McMichael and daugh- A.,
sr. Catherine, are visiting Thomas , uu,
irk. !
w. B. Hoey of Wilmington and Or No
Ille Hoey of Randolph, Macon Front co.. Co...
oval, Va, are visiting their parents, t6a
T. and Mrs. Hoey. 10
Mrs. Arthur Melvin took her little
IN, Arthur, Jr., to the Hahnemann do
Ospital this week where DR.. Speak -,
an will operate on one of his eye ~ ~
ds. They were accompanied by DR.. III
oey. anf
Lollis Queen was home for Christ IN \
as day. Ia
Conner Mitten, Reynold Wix, Wilbur To
ook, Emory Camper are home for Phi i
e holidays. n
Grier and Reynolds Emory of Dover nbi
e visiting here. frie
Miss Sara Burton, Miss Dorothy q
itten, Miss Elma Cooke, Miss Lillian boIi
,stles homo homo soT sc- Il The holidays phi
Mrs. Amy Ford is visiting Miss Ra- A
el Carlisle. eve
III. ana MRS. bradley Grler Oh WASH vids
gton, d. c., have been visiting Mr.. wbi
d Mrs. r. ]. Russell. he
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Denney of ere,
lester, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ner
Hard Sapp. plac
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Farminger are but
sting relatives in West Chester. his
Prof. J. L. Finneran is visiting in ulta,
W York ness
Mrs. Josephine Spurry and Miss seen
Lry Kelley spent Christmas in Clay duel
Mrs. Anna Stevenson spent Christ havi
IS with Mrs. William Palmer OF cont
rrington straf
drs. Ella Harrington spent the week
Philadelphia.
Quite a number of our citizens at
ded the wedding of Miss Pearl MI
mDor IN Mr. Maradifb on Mondav TOrn