Milford chronicle., 1921-10-14
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; An immense crowd attended the
. 141st anniversary at Barratt's Chap
ell last Sunday. Bishop John Hamilton
of Washington, D. c., delivered a
splendid sermon on Methodism. Mus
ic was furnished by the Magnolia
choir and the Dover Glee Club. The
entire services were thoroughly en-
joyed. Thousands of persons were
there from all over the peninsula.
On Tuesday of last week the body
of Mrs. Amanda Sipple, formerly of
this town, but late of 1856 Gale ST., Oh
ney, Pa, was brought to Barratt's
cemetery for interment. She was rs
years of age and is survived by her
husband, Waitman Sipple, her son,
Ernest Sipple, an instructor in the
Northeast Manual Training School of
KensingtOn and two daughter, Miss
Gertrude Sipple, teacher of a teach
ers' training class in the West Ches- |
ter Normal School and Miss Ethel .
Sipple, principal in Girard College. /
The relatives wish to thank the .
friends here who sent many beauti-
full flowers to the cemetery.
Mrs. 1. w. Belts entertained the w.
c. T. U. at her home last week. Mrs.
J. B. DerricksOn attended the State
Convention as delegate.
Miss Alice Aitten entertained Mrs
Celia Martin at luncheon last week
and Miss Elizabeth Burton entertain
ed her over the weekend before
leaving town. Mrs. Martin will make j
her home in the future with her ;
Mrs. Name Davidson of
Bowers Beach and Mrs. Ida Salevan ,
of Philadelphia. f
Mrs. Robert Meredith was given a
surprise party last week by a num-
Der of ladies.
Mrs. c. B. Lavinger has been on
he sick list this week.
Mrs. Eliza LOwber Whiteley en- d
ertained at luncheon last Thursday n
n honor of her friend, Mrs. Eliza d
)eth Whitaker Johns of Georgia.
Those present were Mrs. T V. Ca 81
lall, Mrs. L. l.. Carlisle, Miss Ethel V
oennewill Brown, Mrs. Emma w. S
townsend and Mrs. Marnda Sipple
At the sale of the Hall Estate last NJ
week John Sipple bought the Eesi- vi
ence where he now lives lUf $1,000. ],
Mrs. Charles Lister and son, Char
es, of Philadelphia spent several -,
ays in town last week. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Darby spent ~
unday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wv
IomewOOd of Wilmington.
Prof. and Mrs. PettyJOhn and son as
Dover were guests of Miss Eliza al
eth Darby on Sunday. eu
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Deaver were
Iests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mench Yt
1 Sunday. &c
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore of Vii
ear Houston were guests of Mrs. c. III
Spell on Sunday. ed
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ellingsworth ba
FELTON, were guests of Mrs. Henry Va
)One on Sunday. CO..
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevenson and
mily of Greensboro, Md, were M,
tests of Mrs. Mary e. Stevenson on %,
nday. me-
Mr. and Mrs. William PrOuse and to,
r. and Mrs. Samuel Blockson were -lia rl
tests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pat
rson on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stoner and Ch
II of Wilmington were guests of on
mes Morris on Sunday. tob
Mrs. R. NJ. Jones and baby daugh- at
:, Marion Dorothy, have returned bel
me from the Milford Hospital. A
Messrs. Samuel Virden and John r
milton. of Jackson, Miss, are we,
eSIs Oi MISS EInel + DIOwu' DIRE
ent several days this week with we,
family here. beT
'1rs. Elizabeth Denney and daugh- at !
, Martha of Houston, are guests of
S. Jacob Counselman. -
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