Milford chronicle., 1925-05-15
Lincoln City

Raymond Harrison, of Reading
Pa, was a visitor at the home of H
f. Warren and family on Sunday.
Miss Catherine Calhoun, of VIII
mington, was the weekend guest o
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Calhoun.
Mrs. Ira Henderson, of Fairfield
Pa, is spending some time with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.. Reed.
The w. c. T. u, will meet with
Mrs. Laning on Tuesday afternoon
May 18th. Text word GLAD. A
full attendance is desired.
Howard Biedeman and family, of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WillOughby
Biedeman.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. G. w. Swain on Friday evening,
May 18th. A special request that all
members be present.
Thomas Bellies and Elwood Glen
daniel left Friday for Harrisburg,
Pa, where they will be employed in
the road construction work there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Donovan enter
tained on Sunday, Charles Eckler
and wife, Edward Burns and family,
Mrs. VIM. Bennett, H. S. Marker
and family and Charles Marker, of
Wilmington and P. c. Housman and
wife of Milford.
Mrs. Della LeCOmpte is spending
several days with relatives at Fell
ton.
Howard Buckworth and family
near Chesapeake City. Md, Miss |
Velma ArgO and friend, of Middle |
town, were visitors at the home of |
Fred Roberts and family on Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Morgan accompanied
by Mrs. R. H. Derrickson, Mrs. Cor
Trey Case, Mrs. Joseph Calhoun and
Mrs. Robedee attended the Sussex
}Ounty W. c. T. u, Convention held
n the NJ. E. Church at BridgevilIe
N Wednesday.
Miss Marie Calhoun entertained
he members of the Sunbeam Glass
n Saturday Afternoon. The next !
leeting will be held at the home of ,
liss Bernice Donovan on Saturday !
fternoon, May 3Oth.
Mrs. Charles Weatherly was called y
the bedside of her mother who is Z
ill at New Berne, N Y. 5
-rs. Weatherly left Thursday even 4
lg and will remain until conditions N
re changed. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DOnOho gave "
very delightful surprise party at AZ AZ
le home of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce N ~
lOrt on Thursday evening, April z Il
honor of their 18th wedding ami II
rsary, after spending a very pleas
1t evening they were invited to the Il
ming room where an abundance of n
freshments were served. Those OF
esent were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M
arsh and son, Richard; VIM. Nor
n, wife and sons, Donald, Wood th
W and William, and Mr.. and Mrs. ch
H. DOnOhO and daughter, Betty. Nj
Walter Donovan and family, of EC
lyrna, visited relatives here on Nj
nday. liz
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roberts and
4, Earl, spent Tuesday at Middle of
yn. of
The Friendship Bible Class will to
ct with Mrs. E. M. Donovan ON Tho
evening, May goth. All In,
mbers are urged to be present. is
Don't forget the bake which is to !
held in the store room formerly oe
upied by Walter Carpenter on u
urday morning, May 18th. Pies, I'd! I'd!
es, rolls, doughnuts,e etc, will be '".
sale.
lr. A. B. Donovan who has been "Ii
Y i'll at his home near town is -
rowing slowly at this writing. elN ene
RS. VIM. Risler visited relatives lew lev
Philadelphia on Sunday. oAC oAC
r. and Mrs. Howard Postles and pdI
her, Mrs. Julia Clendaniel spent PER
day at North East, Md, as the X
5ts Of Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Pret- -, -
an. Pnd
lptain Hall was a Wilmington 'au; VI u;
or on Sunday. g-,S Posi
lnday was observed as Mothers i1!y Ply
and a very interesting program li2 r,
rendered in the Sunday School. 49,
evening services included sew W.; ItGtI !
selections by the male quartette TIi4 = ~
wed by sermon appropriate for HuII III
Ier's Day.
rVices Sunday as follows. Rev. -59 In:
.. Thornton, pastor. Preaching ; auUi
m, Sunday School IL a. M, ,-eI1 5
service 1880 p. M, preaching "91i
m. Slaughter Neck, Sunday :,
ol p. M, preaching 8 p. m. IL III u
Improved Order of Red Men W. WInc
meet in body. Everybody well o1 cIP' T
men
at Morrison's Store for PettyS relied
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some