Milford chronicle., 1925-09-18
Lincoln City

Miss Nellie Morgan, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall MOT
gan and Hiland Wharton, OF near
Oakley, were quietly married at the
M. P. parsonage at Milton on we'd
nesday evening, September 9th. Ihey
will make their future home IN Nil
ford. Mrs. Wharton who has been
employed with the L. D. Caulk CoIl-
many for several years has won
MANY friends who will welcome
them in the town where they will re-
side. ., ,d
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Kibler ana
daughter. Wando, left Monday morn
ing for Harrisburg, Pa, Where tney
will spend some time with AI'"Iu
Shew and family. eou-
A large number of our town Iolk
attended the Walter L. Main sho"
at Milford on Tuesday.
The Women's Christian IeLlpeI
ance Union met at the home Oh Mls'
VIM. Chipman on Tuesday Afternoon
with a large attendance present Al
ter a general routine of business lhe
following officers were elecIeu ~
the coming year: Preslaenl' 1is NJ -
Joseph Calhoun; vice president MI9'
Priscilla Warner; recording secre-
tarv Mrs. Jay Abbott; correspollu-
inc secretary. Mrs. Jos. Morgan
treasurer. Miss Mary Lacey; organ
let Mrs Geo. Derrickson; president
of flower mission, Mrs. X. II: Del
riclxsOn: assistant president Oh nov
ar mission. Mrs. Kate Beardsley'
treasurer of flower mission, W. ,;
Chas. Weatherly; superintendent u
7. r l.. Mrs Geo. Morrison; supeI
in+endent of S. T. l., Mrs. ROBERT
Thomas and Mrs. Joseph MesslCN'
1sI,nerintendent of red letter oay'
Mrs. Arthur Walls. 4.,u,od
Miss Flossie Fitzgerald reIuIIeG
home on Sunday from a TWO WeSh9
tour through Pennsylvania ana Onlo'
FarI clark who has been spendlnS
some time in Buffalo, N. " mas le
turned home. o+ the
home Of tbe teacher, Mrs. L. P. SheW
On Saturday afternoon, SEPTEMBER
10Th with a good attendance pres
ont Games of various kinds We're
Dlaved. At the conclusion Oh liIe
meeting an abundance OF canIa-
1onnes and watermelons were serV-
ed which was enjoyed by all.
Davis Donovan and wife OF CneS-
ter spent Saturday and Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. DOH
ovan. --..--o1 oe n
fine son. born Saturday, September
10Th INTO Mr.. and Mrs. Earl SelDy
of Camden, N. J. Mrs. Selby Will De
remembered as Miss Mildred Le-
Compte, formerly of this town.
James wilkins and wife, accom-
nanied by Elwood Clendanlel anu
friend. Miss Alice Lucas, OF Harris
burg. spent Saturday and Sunday at
their respective homes here.
Mrs. Thomas Chase is spending
the week with relatives and friends
at Milton. -,... o,,+
Jobn ireland of Philadelphia spent
the past weekend with MS parenUs'
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Ireland:
Mrs. Elizabeth Heath OF Mlltoro Is
spending the week with Mr.. anu
Mrs. Joseph Messick.
Arthur Walls who is employed by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
as station agent here, and wife spent
their annual vacation at Phlladel-
mia. Atlantic City and parts OF New
York State.
Services Sunday as follows;
Preaching 10 a. m. All members OF
the church are urged to be present
as the final decision of the erection
of the new building will be consld-
cred. Sunday school IL a. m. our
school each Sunday is making RAPID
nrogress. The black board is snow
ing a high percentage in member
shin. Two classes have won the
leo ner cent mark. Let us all coop
crate with our teachers and o1ncers
and try to make every class a pan
ner class. 7:15, song service. 3 p. m''
preaching. Slaughter Neck: SUNDAY
school 2 p. m. Preaching p. m
Cedar Neck: Sunday school 1O:3O a.
M. Rev. ]. H. Thornton, pastor.
Leo Shockley and family OF Had
donfeld. N. j., and Karl Shockley
and wife spent the weekend and
Labor Day visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Hope Kirby and their uncle, Charles
Gore and other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Estella Shockley and Mrs.
Allie Myatt after an extended visit
with their sister, Mrs. Hope Kirby,
have returned to their home.
Call at MOrrlsUn's Store for Petty's
Bread.