Milford chronicle., 1925-01-09
Lincoln City


There will be a meeting of all the
white teachers of the first eight
grade of Eastern Sussex County on
Saturday, January 10th at $3.50 a.
m. in the Georgetown High School.
The colOred teachers will have a
joint meeting with the colored tea
chers of Western Sussex at two o.
clock the same day in the Bridge
vile -colored school.
Clyde Clark returned to Philadel-
phia on Sunday from an extended
visit with his mother, Mrs. Ella
Beardsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Shew and L. P.
Shew and family spent Sunday in
Milford as the guest of G. T. Reed
and family.
] The home of MIR. and Mrs. w. H.
Tyler was the scene of very hap
Z py gathering on New Years morn
! ing when about 35 friends gathered
Ito celebrate the evening. After games
and social hour all were invited to
ne dining room where a sumptuOus
spast was served. 1t was in the wee
nall hours when good nights were
i'd, thanking Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler
their untiring efforts in making |
ir party such a pleasant one. |
ong those present were Rev. and
J. H. Thornton, r. G. Roberdee /
family, Ora Roberts and wife,
VIM. Truitt and wife, John Donovan
and family, Mrs. Murray Wyatt,
Fred Roberts and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Weatherly, Mrs. Cora
rrfs--. Ill Il b.
Misses Cleora and Laureta Truitt,
Lille Cook, Edna Dawson, Cllnord |
Donovan, Stanley Van Dyke and Jay
Abbott and wife.
The w. c.. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Messick on /
Tuesday afternoon, January 18th.
Text word Believe" A special pro j
gram is being prepared by the COM a
mittees. All members are urged to
be present.
Mrs. Harry Marker and daughter T
Hazel of Wilmington spent the past
weekend as the guest of her par t.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Donovan. o
Mortimer Whitehead of Whining
ton has. been a recent town visitor. Il
Th lshine Glass held its meet a
80 me of Miss Hazel Hard
day evening of last b
business hour music
played. Delicious Fl
ere served.
Philadelphia spent fl
b his uncle and
Cordrey Case. N
lghlin of Brook al
the winter
hand brother, d
aughlin. H
Iiends of
n a sur nj
nts, Mr.. fl
pnor of
rs fur of
nes of NJ
efresh-
cream, M
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lays.
lladelphia he
lola Davis of G.
snt the weekend ha
Mr.. and Mrs. fol
- m;
Jehu Clifton and Mr..
Jim H. Clendaniel spent ge
as the guests OF Mr.. and 20
bnas EllingsWOrth. OlC
Marry Warren has been con- r.
Ter room for the past week ye
rom a severe abscess in liv
this writing she is i'm on
". on
Usher is spending sew drt
the home of Mr.. and str
hockey at Townsend. w
eed and Wllloughby W.
rife moved last We'd arr
property they recent ter
Amos Bennett, near dal
ret
McHenry died at the Sal
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
on Thursday morn Jan
t, after an illness of to
his. She had many
fal life who will miss Ale
greetings and happy Ga
S ready to take an ac- Me
the church and social ed
family has the sympathy
community. Funeral tur
ere held in the M. e. anC
Sunday afternoon, con- she
Rev. !. H. Thornton. She n
mourn her loss a father to
T, two brothers, John Nc ty {
It. Joy, Pa, Raymond Nc N
cean City, N. J., one sis turl
ernon Reed of this town. Phi
were laid to rest in the N
netery. E. G. Reed and spel
/ directors. Mrs
on Sunday as follows, N
Thornton, pastor: 10 a. to t
gdching; IL a. m, Sunday BOs
gol; 1880 p. M, song service; H
Q., revival meeting. phia
Sughter Neck: Preaching at p. W
visit
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u at Morrison's Store for Petty's ecoI
mot
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