Milford chronicle., 1925-03-27
Lincoln City


e The last teachers meeting of tn
d year for Eastern Sussex County wi
I begin at $3.50 a. m. in the COuI
: House at Georgetown, Saturday
I March %. There will be six demon
strations at group meetings.
Miss Lille Cook returned home Ol
Saturday after spending three week
with relatives at Harrisburg, Pa
Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Roscoe Weatherly Of Long Island
N. Y, spent the past week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wealth
erly.
James wilkins has recently pur-
chased a late model Ford touring
car.
Mrs. S. P. Griffith, Mrs. Lizzie
Whitehead, Mrs. L. P. SheW, Miss
Carrie Houston, Mrs. Joseph Mes
sick and Mrs. Jay Abbott attended
the Sussex County Pomona Grange
held at Midway on Thursday.
Howard Beideman of Philadelphia
spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughby Beideman.
Eurie M. Donovan lost very val
liable COW on Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Horton returned home
on Wednesday after spending the
winter months with her son at Bos-
ton, Mass.
Mrs. Della LeCompte is spending
several days with relatives at Viola.
Dallas Kibler and family enter
tanned George Wiggin and family OF
Townsend on Sunday.
Mrs. George TraylOr who has been
spending several months with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. T. A. Hitch
left Wednesday morning for New
York City and will sail from there on
April 1st for the Bermuda Islands.
Mrs. Thomas Chase returned home
on Monday after spending two weeks
with relatives at Philadelphia.
The Sewing Circle was entertained
at the home of Mrs. George Morri- |
son on Friday evening.
Mrs. Ella Cook of Dover spent the
weekend with relatives.
Osborne Willis and family of
and Mrs. Laura Willis of
were town visitors on
Sunday.
Fred ireland of Beacoms Business
School of Wilmington spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
ireland.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Erasmus Wilson entertained at a
party in honor Of their
laughter Edna's thirteenth birthday.
The happy youngsters had a most
delightful evening and many beauti- (
ul gifts were received. After enjoy (
ng the delicious refreshments con- /
listing of ice cream and cake they {
Ieparted for their homes wishing
edna many more happy birthdays. '
H. D. Cook and wife spent the
yeek-end in Wilmington.
Harry SheW who has been confin-
d at home for the past two weeks
nth a sprained ankle is much i'm
roved and is again able to assume n
is duties at school. N
The Misses Theresa and Bertha
lendaniel spent Saturday and Sun n
ay with friends at Bridgeville. te
Mrs. George DerricksOn accom- n
lnied by Mrs. w. H. Clendaniel, p
RS. T. A. Hitch and Mrs. Geo. w. II
raylor, spent Friday at Dover. cl
Rev. J. H. Thornton and wife left
l Monday for Wilmington to at h,
nd the coming sessions of the NJ. E. hi
Inference held at McCabe Memorial q,
lurch.
On Monday evening about 80 ne
lends of the Misses Cleora and on
.ureta Truitt, rendered them a sur re
Use at their home on Greedy ave-
e to inform them that they had Mi
ch passed another mile stone in MI
e. After games and a social hour,
were invited to the dining room ws
Iere refreshments of ice cream, cel
1e and candy were served. The =,
sses Truitt were the recipients of Mi
ny beautiful gifts; in their own III
g manner they thanked their nrf
ends for their kind remembrances. ~
departed thanking the host and do,
tess for their unCirlng efforts in Tvo
king the surprise such a pleasant n
[r. and Mrs. VIM. Martin of Mil 1risi
are receiving congratulations on n
birth of son, VIM. Martin, Jr., Cb,
n at the Marshall Hospital, on NJ.
inesday, March 18th. Mrs. Mar dov
will be remembered as Miss Mia
Tin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Swain of this town.
number of our town folks at
led the funeral of VIM. I. Simp-
on Sunday last. A man who was M
ely known, both in business and aoel
al life and held in the highest the
EN- bv all who knew him. THE chel
raj services were held at his M
residence, conducted by Rev. c. Mar
Interment was made gar
lie family plot on the farm where the
deceased was horn. p. q. Reed e Well
funeral directors. MI
rvices Sunday as follows: Class. daug
m. Sunday school II a. m, in spen
ge of W. Courtlandt Pinder, su- EdW
of the adult classes. Ev- MI
Ody welcome. Mrs.
Enoc