Milford chronicle., 1924-08-29
Lincoln City

Roscoe Weatherly and wife of I,ons
Island City, N. Y, are visiting theij
parents, Chas. Weatherly and wifi
and ]. L. Clendaniel and family.
Lewis Chapman and wife of Wash.
ington, d. c., is spending some time
with his brothers William T. and
Joseph H. Chapman.
Miss Belle Moore has been a re-
cent visitor in Philadelphia and
Newark, N. J.
James Wilkins of Hanover, Pa. is
visiting relatives and friends here
The Sewing Circle was delightfully."-
entertained at the home of Mrs. San
son Clendaniel on Wednesday even
ing.
Lemuel Shockley and wife of
Townsend, have been visiting rela-
tiyes.
Miss Louise Clendaniel returned
to her home at Wilmington on Fri
day after spending two weeks with
her parents.
Mrs. Sue Beideneare of Centre |
Square, Pa, and Onis Carpenter, of |
Philadelphia, was the weekend |
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Burton Car
penter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roberts and
son, Earl, spent Friday at Tolchester
Beach.
John Boyle and wife of Philadel-
phia, have been spending several
days with Vernon Reed and family.
John Donovan and wife have been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mills and sons Robert and Carl, of ,
Hartford, Connecticut.
Harry e. Clendaniel and family ac- :
companied by her mother, Mrs. Kate !
Beardsley, spent Sunday at Bethany 7
Beach. :
Mrs. Florence Feeny of Nebraska, q
is spending several weeks with her \
cousin, W. H. Syler and family.
George Coulter of Philadelphia, 7
spent the past week with his sister, T
Mr.. and Mrs. Tlvah Redden.
Miss Mary Shockey of Newark, N. 7
J., is spending some time with her T
father, Wallace Shockley. +,
Thomas POstles and wife, John o.
Lecompte, wife and son Logan, Mrs. N
Della LeCOmpte, Howard Postles Vi
and wife, and Mrs. Julia Clendaniel,
were among those visiting Tolches- Il;
ter Beach on Sunday. al
Geo. Marker and family and Mrs. NJ
Robert Marker and children Mary, ID
Helen, Caroline, of Philadelphia, te
nave been visiting relatives here. tu
After spending the past month OF
With her sister, Mrs. Award Shaw, at M
Pa, Miss Lille Cook re- NJ
urned home on Tuesday evening. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Carpenter and gl
On Onis, and grandchildren Sara
md Lucious, spent Friday at Re wi
oboth. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Weatherby and
V. H. Tyler and wife, entertained tel
inner party on Tuesday at Slaugh- pa
er Beach to about 80 of their friends Sc
q honor of Roscoe Weatherby and of
amily of Long Island City. The fol- Jo
owing were among those present:
!. E. Roberdee and family, ], L, Mi
lendaniel and family, Fred Lull and ph
lmily, Mrs. Florence Feeny Of Ne
raska, Ransone Terrill, of ~ Y; dar
[rs. Cora Tinewell and family, San a
IN Clendaniel and family, w. H
yler and wife, Clayton Kirby, of
ilford; and Chas. Weatherby and
ife. After participating in the
any good things to eat, the re- \
ainder of the day was spent in fro
lthing All reported a fine time. wit
Mrs. Willie NIacklin of Lincoln City N
ltertained a house party last week Sun
Slaughter Beach. Those present anG
ere: Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. COnaway acc
Id son; Mr.. and Mrs. George and
lingsworth and Mrs Nathan New n
/; all of Wilmington; Mrs. Arthurs dau
Dover; Mrs. Woodie Case and mot
lighter and Mrs. H. Austin, of Eel Sun
n. They had very delightful time. NJ
e also entertained Mr.. and Mrs. G. hon
Satman and family on Sunday. aun
Lincoln NJ. E. church, Rev. 1. H. N
ornton, pastor. Class: 10 a. m; chill
nday school: IL a. M; Song serv- ter
S: 1880 p. m; Preaching at 8 p. m. end.
slaughter Neck Sunday school: E
o a. M; Preaching: 10:3O a. m. class
Cedar Neck Sunday school: 2 p. Leas
Preaching at p. m. DR.
~ ond
all at Morrison's Store for Petty's Sept