Milford chronicle., 1924-03-21
Lincoln City

Cyrus Marker, formerly of this
town, died at the home of his son
John S. Marker, in Georgetown, Fri
day. March IA, 1924, of paralysis, age
70 years and months. His remains
were brought here on Sunday and
services held in the church at two o.
clock being conducted by his pastor,
Rev. John I. Bailey, of Georgetown.
1nterment IN the Lincoln cemetery by
y. u. Reed funeral director. Mr..
MARKER had been a patient sufferer
IOr several years, but always kept a
smile and a genial disposition for
tnOse whom he came in contact with.
1ne deceased leaves a widow and 8
sons John S. Marker of Georgetown,
conductor On the D., M. & V. R. R.;
Robert Marker, Of Philadelphia, and
larry S. Marker of Wilmington and
several grandchildren. Also a host of
friends to mourn his loss.
Y James Wilkins left Wednesday for (
Hanover, Pa, where he is employed
IN the building of improved roads.
Mrs. Viola Reed has returned home
after spending several days with Rev.
and Mrs. Otis Reed of Hillcrest.
Howard Beideman and family of
Philadelphia spent the weekend with
relatives.
Mrs. e. NJ. Donovan was the guest
Of her of her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Cardwell of Wilmington on
Sunday.
The Sewing Circle was entertained
at the home of Miss Elsie Coverdale S
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Anna Moore Of PbiIoda1Db;o
has been recent guest at the home :
OF her niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Fitzgerald, of near town. s
Mrs. VIM. Truitt and daughters. Gle
ora and Laureta, were Dover visitors
on Tuesday. "
Fred Roberts and family motored
to Chester, Pa, on Sunday and spent 81
the day with his sister, Mr.. and Mrs. u
George Daugherty. -,
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitehead. Mrs 8 Hl
P. Griffith and Miss Carrie Houston =; =;
we're Wilmington visitors on Sunday. - -
Robert Morgan of Florence, NJ J., e. Sa
spent Saturday and Sunday with his %
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morgan. NJ,
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. n tni
Eco. W. Clendaniel on Friday even SI,
ng, March 21st. A special program NJ NJ
Will be in charge of the following -1'
ommittees, Mrs. Jos. Calhoun. Mrs.
Ohm Donovan and Mrs Chas. Walls.
VI members are urged to be present.
walter Donovan of Smyrna is on a A
usiness trip here and is making a ~. =
hort stay with his uncle, E. M. Dono- IN
an and family. ~ \
The Misses Mildred and Hazel Har- ',i;e Spe
er, Helen and Edna Dawson spent 49, 49,
unday in Dover. an, t'nO
Mrs. Kate Beardsley has been W y
)ending several days in Wyoming as o,,i,
e guest Of her daughter, Mr.. and sbI.
rs Osborne Willis. M NJ
Willard Deputy and family of nai1
lurel were town visitors on Sunday. dsv
Miss Zelda Clendaniel of the Uni sui,
rsity of Delaware, ACCOMPANIED bv U,ris
ss Virginia Vincent, is spending sion
veral days with her parents, Mr.. fesT
d Mrs. Harry E. Clendaniel. lv Il
Mrs. Clyde Clark and children of 6ital
erbrook are spending the weekend eo 4
, IL M MI ana MIS- waiter Beardsley. AT
!. W. Swain and family, Murray koin,
'atl ana WlIe spent Sunday with y MI
. and Mrs. Chas. Swain of Milford. Geor
mere VIII be services Sunday as Wary
oWs: Preaching 10 a. M; Sunday of R
ool l! a. M; preaching service in Sund
evening at Z O'Clock. Special mus Lingo
~ DOth morning and evening SER ing 81
: !. spenC
ne Parent-Teacher Association The
meet on Tuesday evening, March tertai
|. A splendid program is being Rust
pared for the occasion. Mr..
the church in Lincoln there will dian
Iadles choir which will render nishet
e very beautiful selections. AS gan 4
Is the last Sunday night service very
re conference a large crowd is about
ed for.s little
- cream
IL at Morris Store for Pettv's to the
d. ted. S