Milford chronicle., 1920-05-14
FREDERICK

/ Henry W. Hargadine has sent in his 1
/ resignation as cashier of the First
1 National Bank to take place June 1st. /
He will be succeeded by John Nc
Bride. the present teller of the bank
whose place will be filled by John /
Darby Mr.. Hargadine was well ik-
ed by everyone for his unfailing cour-
/ tesy TO the patrons as well asfor ms
excellent business qualities and his
leaving is a matter for general re-
gret. He has accepted the position
OF assistant cashier of the National
Bank of Delaware in Wilmington.
Rev. W. W. Sharp preached a very
good sermon Sunday morning for
Mothers Day Mrs. Sharp was the
recipient of a beautiful bunch of
carnations for the occasion from her
children. She presented each mem
ber of the choir with one. Her kind I
thought was greatly appreciated.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Mag
gle Tomlinson who died of paralysis /
last Friday were held al her late F
residence on Sunday afternoon and .
were conducted by Rev. W. W. Sharp .
with singing by the choir Mrs. Tom .
linson was a highly respected woman
and a host of friends were present at
the services. She was eighty-One I
years OF age and is survived by one
son. DIR. William Tomlinson, a prom
inent physician of Turtle Greek, Pa,
a brother, Purnell Postles of this
town and an aged sister, Mrs. Ra-
chel MaXsOn who made her home with
her and was her devoted companion.
She with the other bereaved ones
have our sympathy Interment was
made at Barrau's cemetery. Harry f.
Mitten conducted the funeral.
On Friday evening Mrs. Emily An
dersOn Case, wife of Charles c. Case.
passed away after a long period of
i'll health, aged 50 years, 8 months :
and days. She had been a patient
sufferer but her serene faith in her
Heavenly Father kept her spirit cheer :
full and she looked with confidence for :
a brighter life as expressed in her :
fayorite hymn sung at the services,
Jesus Has Promised Me A Home Oy- :
sr There" She was a member of :
Laws Church whose pastor, Rev. Kel- :
SO. assisted Rev. W. w. Sharp at the :
services. She is survived by her :
husband, two sons, Harry Case of :
Ooylestown, Pa, and Cordray Case, :
If Lincoln; and three daughters: 2
=
md Bertha Case of Frederick The =
orrowing relatives have the sympa- :
by of many friends. Interment was =
made in Barratt's cemetery. H. F.
litten conducting the funeral. :
The Ladies Aid Society was very :
entertained last Friday :
vening by Mrs. Thomas Spurry Mrs. :
larry Patterson and Mrs. W. w. :
harp at the parsonage.
A very pleasing program was Civ =
n under the direction of Mrs. Bur- =
On Hendricks and Mrs. Gordon 3
ounselman. The social hour was =
cry pleasant during which delicious =
were served by the =
=
The entertainment to be given by =
le Sunshine Society has been post =
Oned for May 24th A sketch will =
e given directed by Miss Postles. =
here will also be music and other =
.atures that go to make up a first =
ass entertainment. =
Caesar Rodney high school will =
i've an entertainment in the town =
Ill this Friday evening. =
A dance will be given in the town =
Ill on Saturday and Wednesday eve =
ngs as usual by the dancing class. =
Mrs. T. V. Cahall entertained the =
'oman's Home Missionary Society =
st Friday evening. A very inter =
ting program was given after which =
e hostess served refreshments.
Lewis Hansley, a well respected =
lored farmer, passed away last =
eek. A large body of friends at =
nded the funeral services at John =
esley's Church last Friday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hargadine and =
lighter, Mildred, were visitors to =
lhObOth on Sunday =
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Haynes of =
Iiladelphia have been spending sew =
al days with Mrs. Rachell Carlisle -
Mrs. Josephine Carey spent last =
eek in Magnolia. =
Mrs. Laura Spurry and grandson =
Camden, y. j., are visiting Mrs. =
hn Cunningham. Fl
Dr.. and Mrs. J. B. Derrickson have 1it
turned from two weeks visit to -
W Orleans
Miss Elma Cook of Philadelphia
ant the weekend with her parents.
. and Mrs. Samuel Cook.
James Morris has completed a bus
'ss course at Goldey's Business
llege and is visiting his father, AL
20 Morris
Mr. and Mrs. A W. Carrow are
ending a few days in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Darby and Mrs.
lnson spent Sunday at Rehoboth/
Mrs. Heitmuller of Washington is
, guest of Mrs. w. W. Wilson.
Mrs. A. W. Boone has returned from
delightful trip to Wilmington and
iladelphia.
Mrs. Arthur Clark and daughter
ra Of Dover spent the weekend
Il NJ. and Mrs Harry Harrington
Rev. w. w. Sharp viii preach on
he Ascension" Sunday a. m in
sderica N. Z. Church Milford Neck
three D. N.
MINSTREL AND DANCE
\ minstrel show will be given by
Senior class of Caesar Rodney