Milford chronicle., 1925-12-04
im all sections
aered at Cool

near some of the most
- Speakers from the Delaware
Experimental College, on poultry
growing.
Now is the time of holly wreaths,
excitement and long hours.
Some of the people ldf this vici-
nifty motored to Georgetown last
week to attend the Conference held
in the NJ. E. Church of that town.
Unity NJ, E. Church is being put
in first class condition through the
efforts of the Pastor Rev. r. X.
Foster with new roof and a coat
of paint. The grounds are being
cleaned and old trees are being re-
moved giving much better ap-
pearance to the surroundings.
John Stevenson had the misfor-
tune last week to lose one of his
valuable beagle hounds, which was
struck by a passing autoist.
We are glad to have Mrs VIM.
D. Burton who has recently been
undergoing treatments at the Beebe
Hospital, Lewes, improved and
back home with us again.
Miss Cornelius Hurdle and Mr..
Harold Prettyman of Beacoms Col
lge, Wilmington, have been visiting
their parents, during the Thanks
giving holidays.
We are sorry to lose one of our
neighbOrs, Mr.. J. S. Ingram who is
going to move near Frederica on a
farm for the coming year.
The p. T. A. meeting was held at
HOllymOunt Consolidated School |
on Friday evening of last week An
interesting program was rendered |
by the teachers, Miss McCauley and |
Mrs. Prettyman. The speakers of
the evening were Mr.. Farley, the |
supervisor and the visiting teacher
Miss Edith Jones.
George Steele and brother, Le-
roy, who have been dangerously i'll |
with typhoid fever since August
are improving at this writing.
Lloyd Stevenson and wife of
Philadelphia, formerly of this COM
munity paid a flying visit to their
parents on Saturday and returned
the same day.
Mrs. Eugenia Prettyman and lit
tie daughter, Norma, spent Thanks
giving week with her parents at
Milton.
The Ladies' Aid of Unity NJ. E.
Church met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Joseph on Monday even
ing of last week. A large crowd
was present. Collections netted
S1.75.
Rev. r. X. Foster and Harvey
were entertained over the
weekend in this vicinity. /
The revival services at Zoar NJ. 7
3. Church which have been in pro-
5ress for three weeks have been
very successful.
MIR. and Mrs. Otis D. Joseph cele- /
)rated their thirteenth wedding an >
liversary in Thanksgiving day at
heir home. Those present were 4
'lr. Lemuel Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs.
ieorge Hurdle, Mrs. Amanda 1.
'rettyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert "
'rettyman and family, Mr.. and
lrs. John e. Joseph and family, :
H. and Mrs. Jerry Wagamon and
on, Mr.. Albert Prettyman and X
hildren, Iva and Joseph, Mr.. and
lrs. Arthur Stevenson, Carl Pret- 4
yman. The afternoon and evening
yere spent in taking pictures and ]
laying games.' Refreshments were "
erVed which consisted of ice cream =.
nd cake, oranges, bananas, nuts, v
pples and candy. The host and
ostess were the recipients of many X
ifts.
Coolspring Grange will hold it's \
egular meeting at the hall next
'riday evening, December 4th for J
lection of officers, All members
re requested to be present. j
Joseph McIlvaine of this place
anne very near having a fatal ac-
ldent one day last week while <
-orking on the jetties at Rehoboth.
heavy pile driver was being oper
ted, it gave him a glancing blow I"
nd crushed two fingers very bad
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stevenson
near Lewes, spent Sunday with X
If. and Mrs. Walter Prettyman
nd family. n
Mr.. and Mrs George Bennum and
ev. Foster were entertained at
inner by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur =
tevensOn on Sunday. lE