Milford chronicle., 1925-09-11
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It was lively here on Labor Day
with visitors from various places.
On Sunday morning our pastor
Rev. A. B. Frye and family were
present at the M. E. Church. After
the Sunday school which was large
ly represented, the sermon was de-
livered by Rev. A. B. Frye, to an ap-
preciative congregation. Roy Tracey
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Tracey
of West Philadelphia, sang Ivory
Palaces" very effectively. In the eV-
ening the Epworth League service
was led by Mrs. Cecil Steele. A
uuartette, composed Of Gladys Hlck-
man. Florence Mcfarland, Hazel
Hudson and Emily Hickman, sang
Jewels" which was enjoyed.
At the Presbyterian Church, Rev.
w. R. McIlroy gave an impressive
Bible reading.
The services in the Christian
Church were held as usual Dy rev.
De Fries.
Mrs. Sallie Derrickson and Mrs.
Name Howie mOtOred here and VS.
tied Mrs. Efie Latchum.
Howard Burton spent the week.
end with his family.
Mrs. Robert Hudson and daughter'
Rusha, have returned from Cape
May. N. J., where they have been
making a stay. Mr.. Hudson has been
transferred there at the Coast Guard
Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hudson ana
children. Goldie, Claude and Marga-
ret of Rehoboth have been visiting |
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jones and
two sons of Paulsboro, N. J., have |
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Jones.
william Quillen of Philadelphia
spent Labor Day with his tamlly
here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gayhardt and
two daughters, Anna and Elva, and
son of Baltimore, Md, visited here
in their fine car and also visited Mr..
and Mrs. George Pusey last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn OF
Laurel visited Mrs. Annie Hearn
and Mrs. Georgia Richards on Mon
day.
George Hooker has accepted a po-
sition on a revenue cutter, having
passed the examination.
Miss Charlotte Hooker has been
visiting her mother in Philadelphia. '
Abe Williams came from Ph1ladel-
phia and spent Sunday here with l
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Daisey. Mrs. Will l
liams accompanied him to Philadel- G
phia on Monday.
Delmar Bennett, Jr., has returned q
to his home in Brookline, Pa, after
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and t
Mrs. Augustus Bennett and also his
;
James King came from his posi-
ton on a steamer and spent Labor n
Day with his wife here. Il
Mr. and Mrs. ElVa King Of Will b
nington visited Mr.. and Mrs. George B
King over Monday. h
George Keene mOtOred home and II
spent the weekend with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spanutius mo-
ored home to New Jersey in their
lew Ford coupe purchased while
lere of W. c. Hickman.
Mrs, Edward Hickman accompan- u
ed them upon their trip, being their aI
river through the cities and towns III !.
hat Fred had not had experience III
nth. Of course this was pleasure Cd
D Elsie, who is always willing to =.
ender assistance when needed, and III
fond of travelling. VI! vi
Kendall Hudson of Wilmington m m2ll
pent Labor Day with his parents, Du
[r. and Mrs. Thomas Hudson and we
as also in the Sunday school class
! young men, taught by Amos Nc u! Ill
abe in the M. E. Church. m mrn
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Horace Derrick Ial
N and sons, Allen and Lloyd, mo- rec
red from Ardmore, Pa, and spent
few days at their home here. tul
Mrs. John T. West, Miss Matte ". -.
Belts and Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley w, WI
of West Philadelphia, mo- lns
red here and visited relatives over an.
lnday and Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis, the newly an
eds, motored down on their honey VI
DON and visited Mrs. Elizabeth Ell gI 81.
ut and Calvin Evans this week. foS
rs. Willis was formerly Mrs. Eta ~,
yans. Il.
Miss Verell Elliott and Mr.. and
rs. Brandt and daughter were re- tn;, tms
Mt visitors of Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott ~ ~
d Capt. Cal Evans. ",
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Calvin and ~
lighter, Ruth, motored from El1z- %[;s J'tI'
eth, N. j., and spent the week with hIi9 Az
:. and Mrs. William Belts and Mrs. 80 ~
ward Hickman and daughter CI'' CUoI
adys, who accompanied them home 81. 81
er a visit there with relatives. ''s'S
Mrs. Warren Evans accompanied u u,
r brother, Lawrence Bennett and yoll %
fe and son, also their sister, to n;ii nGm
where she spent the W. WI :
st week. "a 80
,anf y illness @t,, -''' WV - ~ lege
Mrs. Royal Daisey visited relatives Nv W
New York and Brooklyn, N. Y, @ NeN
t week. 9uS
Mr.. and Mrs. France Evans and NJ
Id and Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter of anu
OOklyn, N. Y, are visiting Mr.. and t!u tuiI
S. Alonza Evans. 'ic
VT. and Mrs. Charlie Keene have Nl
n entertaining several friends are
m New York. 1U1l loll
lrs. Asher Evans has been visit iey
Mrs. Carrie Albee in New York. mes
1r. and Mrs. Harry Ford and chill NJ
n and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Der oaui G
kson were visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. St SteV
rry Quillen's and Mr.. and Mrs. otev
lncis Derrickson on Sunday.
apt. and Mrs. Reuben Daisey and .. L