Milford chronicle., 1925-11-06

v VI AlIs A5SleT Earl Ol6uudul6ls So
i of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Clendan
a iel, of Lincoln, at the home of tn
Q brides mother, on Broad street. Mis-
q Emily Yarnall Maull, sister of tn
5 bride, was bridesmaid, and Mr.. Ell
4 wood Clendaniel, of AnnVille, Pa.
+ brother of the groom, was best man
3 Miss Sarah Atkins played the wed
; ding march. The bride was attireC
! in a gown of crepe back satin, gold
; en- brown, and carried a bouquet o.
white chrysanthemums. The brides
maid was dressed in a gown of pink
crepe and carried a bouquet of pink
, chrysanthemums. The ceremony
performed by Rev. John w. Town
send, took place in the parlor of the
home, which was very tastefully dec
GRATED with eVergreens, autumn
leaves and flowers. A buffet break
fast was served, after which the
young couple left by automobile for
Philadelphia, where they will spend
a few days, returning to Milton on
Monday. On Tuesday they will leave
for Florida, where they will take up
their home. The bride was the re-
cipient of many handsome and use
full presents from their Immediate
families and friends.
The Ladies Aid Society of Milton
NJ. E. Church have decided to have
an unused room of the church re-
modelled into a kitchen.
The Halloween social planned for
Friday evening by the Ladies Aid
Society of Milton M. E. Church has
been postponed until Thursday eve
ming, November 5th. The following
committees will have charge of the
arrangements: Refreshments, Mrs.
Lottie Wagamon, Mrs. Lena Lank,
Mrs. Amanda Black, Mrs. Laura
Pepper; decoration, Mrs. Adeline
Hurley, Mrs. Elmer Dickerson, Miss
Eva Smith; entertainment, Mrs. Lay
ton Reed, Mrs. Sara Edgington, Mrs.
Mildred Burrous, Mrs. J. w. Hahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arncy White, of East
Orange, N. j., are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a son
on October %. Mrs. White will be
remembered as Miss Ethel Conwell,
daughter Of Captain and Mrs. James
C. COnwell, of Milton. The baby has
been named James Conwell White,
after his grandfather. Captain and
Mrs. Conwell expect to go to East |
Orange to see their young grandson. |
DR.. P. w. TomlinsOn of Whining |
ton has been a recent visitor with |
DR.. and Mrs. John c. Wiltbank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert A. ROOp of |
Wilmington who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hahn have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Emma Darby, Miss Sarah
Darby, Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Will
liams were visitors last week in
Highland Park and Philadelphia.
Typhoid fever descended on the
home of Willard Carey few days
ago, striking down Mrs. Carey, her
son, Everett, and her brother, Frank
Dutton. Mr.. Dutton was removed to
the Beebe Hospital, Lewes, while the
other two patients are being taken
care of at their home. Mrs. Carey
for several days was in a very pre-
cariOus condition but is now some
what improved, as is also her son.
Mrs. E. P. Nicholson is confined
to her home with a severe cold. Mr..
has also been i'll, but is
able to be out again.
Ephriam J. Darby spent last week
with his brother, Charles Darby, in
Philadelphia.
Captain L. C. Darby was home
from Philadelphia over the week.
end.
The Milton Parent-Teacher Asso- :
ciation will meet at the school house
IN Friday evening. A brief talk will !
De given on the plan to eradicate il :
iteracy in Delaware, and the first :
ind second grade children will give :
| song in costume. An old-fashiOned
spelling bee in which all present
nay participate will be a feature
# the evening. All members are urg-
ID to attend, and parents who are
lot yet members are cordially invit- \
ID to join the P. T. A. This organi- r
alton in Milton has done a wonder +
ul work in bringing the school to O
is present high stage of efficiency.
At the election on Saturday the Il
Democrats elected Elmer Dickerson
nd Mrs. Lille M. Lambden as men, d
ers of the county committee to rep a
eSent BrOadkill hundred. u
GOSHEN M. E. CHURCH u
]. Fl. EIdridge, Ph. B., Pastor U
$3.50. Glass meeting, led by J. B. M
Telch. 1O:3O. The morning service k
worship. This is the opportunity
)r believers to worship God. Not OIL
Y remaining home, but by attending el
lurch. Try to attend. Theme "Kept D
the Name" II. The Sunday school d
ession. We are glad to tell you of hi
st Sundays attendance. It was the
rgest since 1910. Yes, we are de- NJ
GIFTED. We want you to help us in NJ
aking our school 1008o. We want al
Ie teachers to be on the job every
lnday, or have some one to take n n
eir place. 1880 The Sunday even H
g service. Our congregations are ri
,ry good, but still we have a few 10
npty pews. Shall be glad to see you
,xt Sunday at this service. Theme tv
r Sunday evening, ruth and w,
,az." 1880, Wednesday night ser M
ce of prayer and praise. A few of
are getting the benefit of this SER ed
ce and many are not because, they M
not attend. You lose, my friend, BE
missing this service. You owe it
your own soul to attend. Every an
ember of the church, and friend of of
e church are invited to attend SER Su
,es next Sunday. While the pastor ..
sses you, when you are not pres NIL
t, yet, you miss more when you Sp
not attend. You are the loser. M
come real gamers, next Sunday, ~
attending church. De'
MILTON M. p. CHURCH bo
L w. TOWDSend. Pastor. be1