Milford chronicle., 1925-01-16
Lincoln City

Owing to the inclemency of the wea-
ther there were but a few of eur town
folks who attended the Inauguration CT
our new governor. Robert P. Robinson
held at Dover on Tuesday last.
Herman. IL year old son of Fred
Warren was accidentally shot in the
abdomen by his playmate, James Blagg
on Sunday, January 4th. The bullet was
removed at the Marshall Hospital on
Tuesday and Herman's condition Is
very much improved
The business and social meeting OF
the Sunshine Class OF the Sunday school
met at the home of Miss Nellie Morgan
on Monday evening. MISS Hazel Harder
had charge Of the program which con-
sisted of readings and songs by the
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Unson and fam
ally who have been spending several
weeks with their parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
II. G. Southland, left Wednesday by au-
tOmObile for their home at Mahoney
City, Pa, accompanied by Robert
Southard and wife.
e. f. Harder has returned home af-
ter spending several days with friends
at Milton.
Mrs. Mary Mills left Wednesday for
Fairfield, Pa, where she will make an
extended visit with her neice and nep-
heW, DIR. and Mrs. Ira Henderson.
days with friends in Philadelphia
On Wednesday evening the members
of the b. OF p. Sunday school class met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Paynler
Collins and rendered them mlseelia-
neous shower. They received a large
number OF beautiful and useful pres
ents. After the presentation OF the glltS
the Jolly crowd was entertained Win
games and music until the invitation TO
the dining room was given where chick
en- salad, Delaware biscuits, ice cream
cake, candy and apples were served IN
abundance. Not until late hour ulo
the merry group take their departuIeL1
thanking the host ana hostess LOr suSAi
a pleasant evening.
Mrs. Mary Coulter of Lewes has been
a weekend visitor at the nome OF heF
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Redoen;
Mrs Verena Risler of Washington ~.
q, has been a recent guest at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. VIM. r. Risler.
The Misses Mildred Harder and Julla
Higman of Milford spent the weekend
with Miss Grace Swain.
Joseph Morpan has recently PuE-
chased a new Ford sedan. 80, ~
On Wednesday, January 44In mIs'
Cora TimeWell entertained at dinner IA
honor of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary
Timewen of AneOntas N. T., the Ioll9M-
ing guests: Mrs. r. c. Rooerdee' c;llI MIS-
w. H. Tyler and Mrs. and MRS Nlss'
Weatherly. ,.,s o,5
time with their grandmother MIS- Lima
Re' NE w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Joseph Morgan on Tuesday atternoon'
january 9th. Text word "FalthiuL a
fuIb<attendance is desired.
Miss Eta Clendaniel, daughter OF NC NJ.
%nd Mrs, George w. Clendaniel, OF TINS
town and Lloyd e. Mills, son oI MI, anu
Mrs. Jennings Mills of Cedar Neck I, WeIe
married on Wednesday evening, J9nu-
arv 18th at the NJ. E. parsonage py tNeV.
]. H. Thornton. They Will reside ~
Cedar Neck on "a farm recently pur-
chased by the groom, ,,y II
TYLER entertained dbout % OF their
friends and neighbors. The entire even
ing was spent in music and singing !5u
nv our pastor, Rev. j. II. Thornton. A.
ter the music and social hour, relte ll
ments were served consisting Oh ice
cream. cake and candy. All departed
Vvishing the host and hostess would soon
duplicate the occasion. t+t. .
on Monday evening, January 9Ih,
sDeciaI meeting of the Love ana merry
class of the NJ. q. Sunday scn0ol iliSs S.
at the home of Mrs. George %M0IIlsJi % ~
for the purpose oil organlAil'3, .t-, i On
lowing officers were elected IOr tiS S5i
suing year: President, Mrs. Solh "a -
T,eCOmpte; vice president, MIS-: GSoLSe
a DerricBson; secretary, MISS EIsis
Coverdale; assistant secretary, I"is
Helen Savage; treasurer, Mrs; GeU. ~ ~
Morrison; flower committee MIs. l. -. -
CIendaniel and Mrs. Frank PostIes' pun
iicitv committee, Mrs. Frank Clend1n-
lei Mrs. ]. Vernon Reed; entertalnIltehl' tl
sonnittee. Mrs. Dallas kibler, MIs
9oward Postles, Miss Minnie j. heeu
Glass motto, BE. - - +t,e
! w. A. Ireland, superlntenaens s9l,,SaS oh S,S
Sunday school, requested th5s SIllTa iatta1