Milford chronicle., 1924-04-18
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There will be special services held
next Sunday evening in the M. e.
Church, which will include an Incl
dental pageant entitled Flowers OF
His Garden" 1t is very inspiring and
beautiful. Everyone welcome.
Henry WilcuttS, one of our Oldest
residents, passed away on Friday
morning, aged SO years. He had been
an invalid for several years, subject
to the care of his devoted wife. Mr..
Wilcutts was highly respected as a
Christian gentleman. He was convert
ed when lad of sixteen years and
spent seventy years in the service of
mis- Master. Funeral services were
held in Barratt's Chapel on Sunday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. Wood.
The Magnolia choir sang several
beautiful selections. The deceased is
survived by his wife and two daugh-
ters, Miss Elsie Wilcutts of Washing
ton, D.: c., and Mrs. Anna Copes of
Virginia. H. F. Mitten conducted the
funeral.
Henry Carey is cOnvalescing from
an attack of bronchial pneumonia.
On Tuesday evening a P. T. A.
Meeting was held in the elementary
school building. An interested audi
ence was present and the following
program was given:
Singing America the Beautiful"
presentation of Music in the
Schools" by Miss Moss.
Song, Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lie"
Recitation. "The Rain" Sara Burt
Gray.
Recitation "The Little Plant" Dor
othy Robbins.
Reading, Deacon Browns Court
ship" Mary Garbutt.
Reading. "The Yellow Bird" Mar
saret V. Robbins.
Reading PHILOSOPHY" Sarah Long
checker.
Song, Listen to the Nocking Bird. |
A very excellent report of the 18th |
annual convention of the P. T. A. held
in Dover was given by Miss Lulu En-
Ory.
Prof M. L. HydOrn gave very in
teresting talk which should have !
been heard by every taxpayer in the /.
community and every one else inter-
ested in civic betterment of the COM
munity. 1t was an incentive to "get
together" for the promotion of indus
tries, good road communications and
a high school that the town will be
proud Of.
That we need all Of these things is
plain to everyone and when we are /
willing to get together and work for 9
them we will have them. II
Mrs. 1. W. Belts attended the W. c. +
T. U. jubilee meeting and luncheon
which was held at the Hotel Richard
son in Dover last Friday.
She also spent several days in
D. c., with her daughter,
Mss Jeanette Belts, who is a student
at the George Washington University.
Mrs William Spurry Of Camden, N.
J., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Cum
bingham.
District Superintendent Gunby and
wife were guests Of Rev. and Mrs. y
Wood last Saturday. j
Albert Boone and Miss Bessie Col
ins of Wilmington were guests of Mr.. :. v
md Mrs. A. w. Boone on Sunday. Il
Mrs. Mary A. Boone, primary SUI Z
was elected delegate to "
lttend the Sunday School Convention II
t Georgetown. u
Mrs. Lulu Kayser of Philadelphia is
isiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ~ ~
ames Boone. y
Mrs. Susie Watson of Philadelphia III
, visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary E. J..
teVenson. te
Mrs. S. K. Belts has a number Of &C
otted hyacinths on sale for Easter. u
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