Milford chronicle., 1924-12-05
Frederick

This is Chautauqua week and ev-
eryOne is eagerly awaiting the good
things in store for US from Thurs
day noon until the closing enter
tainment on Saturday night. There
is something in the program for eV-
eryOne and you don't want to miss
any of it.
This has been year of marriages
for this community. Most Of the
young people still in their teens have
entered the matrimonial state and
now the older generation has made
beginning. Cyrus B. Favinger, sew
enty-six years of age, has obeyed
the scriptural injunction, "It is not
good for man to be alone" and has
taken unto himself a wife. The bride
is Mrs. Willie Martini Hitch, form
erly of Wilmington, but has resided
here the past year. The wedding
took place last Saturday evening at
the home of Mrs. Elmer B. Williams.
The bride was becomingly attired in
gray canton crepe. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. George
Wood, pastor Of the M. E. Church,
which the groom has attended for
over fifty years. Mr.. and Mrs. FaV-
niger have the best wishes Of the
community for a happy future.
Rev. and Mrs. Wood took the Jun
iOr League for hike on Friday af-
ternOon which was thoroughly en-
joyed by the young folks. They had
wonderful time in out door games.
They lunched by the wayside which
was supplemented by a feast of per-
simmons brought down from the
tree by the skill of the pastors un-
erring aim to the delight Of the
youngsters. Mrs. Wood is fast be-
coming a favorite with them by the
kindly interest she takes in their
various activities.
Miss Lillian POstles of the Friends
School of Wilmington was home for
the holidays. Mrs. George Miller Of
Trenton, N. j., and Roland Miller
were her guests on Friday.
nr. Wilbur POstles ami Mr.. and |
Mrs. Wingate of Wilmington were
guests of James T. Postles on
Mrs. Edgar Harrington of Oxford,
Nd, has been visiting Mrs. May
Kelley.
Mrs. J. Reynolds Rogers who has
been on the sick list is able TO be
out again.
Mrs. Mary Boone and Mrs. Edith
Melvin who have been visiting in
Denton, Md, have returned homo
Larry Nichols. John c. Darby and
Orville Hoey have installed radio
sets in their homes.
Herbert J. Dodd Of Dover was a
guest of Miss Jeanette Il Belts dur
ng the holidays.
Mrs. Herman Vinyard and Mrs
Elma B. Sapp are visiting William
Prouse Of Philadelphia.
Miss Keller visited her relatives
n Maryland last week.
Mrs. Parkes, one of the high
school teachers, was on the sick list
his week.
Mrs. Vansant spent the holidays
It her home in Richardson Park.
Miss Lulu B. Emory spent the
weekend in New Jersey.
Mrs. Samuel Cook visited her chill
lIGA III 1ulAduCAplAct AelDt WCChs
Mrs. Rawley Slaughter, Mrs. Mel
lin Palmer and Mrs. Thomas Hall
spent several days in Philadelphia
asst week. /:
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner Mitten were
,uests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Mitch
,Ver Thanksgiving. =
BENZ. Burton, Jr., and Lester L.
Carlisle, Jr., of the University of
Pennsylvania, were home for
thanksgiving.
Miss Helen Alexander, Miss Mary
iarbutt, Miss Mary Melvin, Ira Gar !
,utt, Watson Belts, Oliver Melvin :
nd Livy Clark Rogers of the Uni
ersity of Delaware were home f0r
Miss jeanette Beets, a student of
ieorge Washington College, Wash
ngton, D. c., spent the weekend :
nth her parents, Senator and Mrs.
w. Belts.
Mrs. Albert W. Boone spent /:
in Wilmington. :
w. B. Hoey Of Wilmington spent
with his mother, :
Irs. W. F. Hoey. :
Albert Boone OF Wilmington spent :
he weekend with her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. A. w. Boone.
Thomas Salevan has purchased
he residence recently occupied by
iurton Hendricks. He moved there
n Tuesday. Mr.. Hendricks moved
ito the property vacated on Tues
ay by Arthur M. Melvin and Mr..
Ielvin moved int othe property re-
emily purchased on Front street
nd vacated on Tuesday by Mr..
alevan.
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