Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09
Frederick


The president, Mrs. Helena Case
presided and read the scripture les
son.
The prayer was voiced by the So
ciety. followed by singing All Hail
the Power of Jesus Name"
The secretary, Mrs. Mary A. Boone
called the roll which was responded
to with a verse of scripture.
The treasurer, Mrs. Blanche Pur-
nell. reported a good financial stan
ding. The society is taking the SUI
DIV course. Mrs. Mary Boone was
elected as birthday secretary, Mhlcn
we will explain for the beneht oI
those who do not know: On every
birthday of the members, the secre-
tarv collects fifty cents. Any outside
friends of the society may also con
trihute to the cause. Mrs. Etta
S,nithers was elected as delegate 10
the convention at Lewes Oh Ap1A
14th. od d,1ici-
one refreshments. The attendance
was fine and the interest is CROWNS
The death angel visited the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Flsher lt'a1
week and took their infant dausntei
Catherine. aged one year. Our syLu-
,1otbv is with the stricken parellls'
whose lives are saddeneu Dy Ios!ne
this little one who was the sunSnlno
of the home. Funeral services MeIe
held ON Saturday conducted by Kew
Cnrv of Magnolia. The floral oneI-
;Tgs we're beautiful and showed the
svmnathv of many friends. MI. anu
Nirs FISHER wish to thank tne
friends for the flowers and many
1Iindnesses shown them during the
illness and death of their llttle oiiG'
Mrs. N. Cain will entertain tne
Ladies Aid Society on Friday even
ing. ,,.., ,,,os do
,igbtfulIv entertained last week Dy
Mrs. Herman Vinyard' ...-o5
Mrs Arthur Melvin entertainer
the five hundred club very pleasant
lv on Saturday evening. Oelioi0Oi9
refreshments were serVeu: ,.,-.,o
Mrs. Grace Homewood OF WllIIlns-
ton spent Easter with her moCnel'
Mrs. Julia Darby. ,.
OrvilIe Hoey of Hahnemann' speH'
tho weekend with his mother MIS-
w. F. Hoey. ~ ond
Mr. and Mrs. R. Donovan anu
doTgbters. Efie and Viola, Mr.. ahu
Mrs Reese Evans and daughIeI
Ruth. Mr.. and Mrs. Llndale Louse se
and sister, Madge, Of Magnolla wete
GUESTS of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dono-
van on Easter. .-. os
Albert Boone of Wilmington was
the guest of his parents, Mr. anu
Mrs. A. w. Boone on Sunday.
Miss Lillian Davis has recoVereu
from an attack of measles.
Mr. and Mrs. William Leach spen'
4,,o week-end at their cottage at Re
HCis Miss Dorothy Mitten of Whining
ton snent the weekend with neI
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. MIL
ten. e H,,roouse
11niveTsitv. liver Lester Luff Carlisle anc
Reniamin Burton, Jr., of the Unl'
versitv of Pennsylvania, Ira GarDutt
Miss Mary Garbutt, Miss Mary ME- ME-
win. oliver Melvin, of the UnlVeTsIt!
of Delaware were home for the Eas
ter vacation. ,,.--..-. Al
The songalogue given in TrlnlIy M
II Church on Sunday evening was
enioved by a large congregation
THE morning sermon by Rev. Ben
son was well received. I'll.
Rev. and Mrs. Wood and tamlL!
moved this week to Trappe, Md.
They were fine people and he!o II
high regard by the community MIS-
wood was actively engaged in Wori
among the young people, having OF
ganized and trained the junior cholI
a nleasant acquisition to the &undtl'
morning services. We wish them IN
hest of success in their new lelo o
labor. .,- euo,,
our town attended the funeral 0
Mrs. Mary Higgins Of Magnolla Ol
Monday.
Mrs. Lincoln Molar Of Richmond
Va. and Mrs. Ida Holt of Philadel
mia were guests of Mr.. and MIS-
Beni. Lewis over the weekend.
Miss Naomi Lingo of Wilmingto
and Miss Kathryn Lingo Of Sutfoll
Va. spent Easter with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lingo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson an
family spent Sunday in MillingtoI
Md.
Miss Dorothy Scott of Milford, wa
the guest of Arthur Melvin, Jr' O
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson en-
tertained their friends at dance o
Friday evening. One hundred guest
were present.
Mrs. Harold Harrington. has re
covered from an attack of grippe