Milford chronicle., 1926-10-01
FrederiCa

Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. paterson are III
Philadelphia for FEY uay
Mr. and Mrs. Hernb bn Ninyard enter
tanned on Sunday ai qIli-t MI WI anu anu
Mrs. John Mcbride anu -" 0''U wi D
Trice of near MiltorC
Mrs. S. r. Blockson ana Atrs' Harry
Patterson of Philadalphla spent lasl
Wednesday with ther parents mere
Mrs. James Manlo'e mas returned
from staying several "eeN9 III oi''ii'
rr,,o fria,,ds of Mr. ind Mrs. J. Court
-, StiIiN,, 80 fa,7ilt OF eight children
of Coral Gables Fla VIII pe siaI "a 70
learn that they are alf &c dHu sale. they
had just returned hOlhe 4tOi4 WISH 70
AIR. and Mrs. Thomls Lohan uay
before the hurricane ne VIII i taIIeu @
to blow about p. IN. ~ Iluay anu as
hurricane warnings PeeH sent out
preparations We're IN " iOI II: ADOul
l a. m. the velocity Inc Wln1 ha0
increased alarmlnSH IL Inc fanny
arose and buddled 4 darkness in
one room. The boys III the garage
apartments and Mr. er hau just
rescued them when r Bara6e Was
blown down and auIoihoplle7
wrecked. The famil koected every
moment to be killed tough the long
hours of the night.
BY 1880 O'Clock nj morning the
storm had abated anG =. Miller start
ed in her sister, Al car to Miami
to see if her sister M "A and mother
in-law, Mrs. Miller safe.
She had gone but ort distance
when another storm violent than
the first arose. She ID in the car
for a while, which roc and tossed
while all sorts OF IN poles, roofs
and debris flew by. w p roof crash
ed into a Ford car bes her, she left
her car and sought she in an apart
ment house. There she manned until
the 3rd floor crashed Crazed with
the thought of what mn have befal-
len her loved ones, she started home
about five miles on 1901 be was blown
down and carried a0ol " the storm
in every direction, som ines wading
waist-deep in water
When She reached nd her family
had sought refuge in Cor Gables Bank
and were safel
Her little ddbughter K hryn had re-
manned with a,tneighbor d was bruis-
ed by fallen dlebris whi killed her
neighbOr, Mrsl Cracrott I'd broke Mr..
Cracroft's shoulder blaf wright beside
the child who MAS with n.
The second lstorm hal wrried away
the roof of hdr home, Oxen all the
windows and Iscattered Vesolation ev-
erywhere Thel Family foQ d shelter and
dry clothing att the san Sbastian Hotel
where they rbinained fir a, time. On
checking theirI losses hey consider
themselves bid hssed that they escaped
On On sunday, October Sr, at 2 p. M,
services will be held at historic Bar
rats Chapel Ecommemol 1ing the one
hundred and forty sixth anniversary of
the sacred splot The sermon will be
delivered by Ifev. J. j. Blnting. There
will be special music for the occasion.
On On Sunday, sumo October 1Otl Rally Day
exercises will Rbe held in Unity M. e.
Church. Vaca lion days are over and
the teachers hope to see sl the chill
dren in their places on Sunay for the
promotion exc rcises. a geeflsll'aaesszEa.lC, IS
being prepare s.@-7The grown ups will |
also be welcomed in the Sunday school
" the Sns LADIES I59iS SalSfS aid Society will be en-
tertained on friday evening by Mrs.
Ida Horsey, M. John George and Mrs.
Mary Bethard& lat the home of the lat
On Thursday evening of last week
Miss Sarah Bnton gave a delightful
bridge party and linen shower in honor
of Miss Dorotiy Mitten whose engage
ment to DR.. Cirpenter of Wake Forest,
N. c., Was aTnounced last summer.
The guests we're young people ana
friends of the 4bride-to-be who is
most charming and attractive young
lady. The gifts were exquisite and
dainty as well as useful.
Miss Mary I'urton DerricRson lett on
Tuesday to attend Goucher College. she
graduated in fine from the Frederica
High School. Her mother, Mrs. j. b.
Derrickson, accompanied her.
Announcements have been received OF
the marriage Of Miss Annie Sue Full
ton to J. Myrch Clark on the twentieth
of September lin Roanoke. Virginia.
They will resice in Stuart, Virginia:
The bride Was a former teacher mere
doing Departmental work in the seventh
and eighth grades and was very. popu-
lar with the faculty and pupils who
wish for her = happy futurel
Mrs. Amandl Bennett of M lltord ana
Mrs. John Mi.ten of Seaford were the
guests of Miss Alice Mitten last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Rogers pent last
week with relatives at Rehq opth.
Mrs. Samue Bostic returrSed Satur-
day evening from a deligh Flpl Two
weeks spent at Camp Vail, Spflngheld'
Mass.
She was the leader from t IS section
of the Girls Club. She spen the first
week there in the training sehOol and
has absorbed many new ideas and
for her line of work She was
actively engaged in the demopstrations
there and thoroughly enjoyed every
minute of the time.
Herbert j. Dodd who was iharried
few weeks ago to Miss Jeanette Belts,
daughter of Senator I. W. ISetts and
employed as commercial repr sentative
Of the Diamond State Telephdne Com
pa + of Dove has been transferred
- Jm the loca Office to the di 3ision Of
flee of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company Washington, d. e.