Milford chronicle., 1926-04-16
Delr11ar

Mrs. Sallie Lowe, after spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Norman S. Hastings, of Wilmington,
returned to her home in Delmar on
Saturday.
The annual luncheon of the Del
mar New Century Club was held on
Tuesday afternoon in the social
hall of the First Baptist Church.
The room was attractively decorated
with green and white, the club col
ors and following the luncheon, the
suests returned to the club room,
where the entertainment was given.
At the close of the entertainment the
onests were shown through the new
Masonic Temple.
A reception for Rev. ana MIS-.
Leonard White was given iast
Thursday evening by the members
of the M. E. Church in the social
hall of the church. While the audi
ence sang "Blest Be the Tie That
Binds" Rev. and Mrs. White entered
tbe hall. accompanied by w. b.
Stephens, Mrs. Slocum, Mrs. F. u.
Elliott. Arthur Ellis, Il member Oh the
official board, was chairman OF the
entertainment. Rev. Essel Thomas OF
laurel made the opening prayer. j.
G. w. Perdue, superintendent OF the
Sunday school, welcomed the pastor
Miss Mabel Otwell gave reaulnS,
after which quartet, Mrs. Paul
Lowe. Mrs. Harry Beach, f. G. Eli
Oft and F. N. Faulkner, sang. ). II.
Otwell spoke in behalf OF the ofilclal
hoard. Mrs. Merle Nelson and Mrs.
Louis Nelson sang a duet. Everett
Hutchinson who represented the
church at the young peoples meet
ing at the conference, welcomed the
nastor and teacher of the younS
mems Sunday school class. Address
es were made by Rev. Morse and by
Rev. E. H. Dashiell, district superlh-
tendent. Mrs. J. E. McLaine gave a
musical reading THE Ladies Aid,
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Nelson. f. ~.
Faulkner gave a short talk and IN
conclusion Rev. White responded
to all addresses of welcome. A SOCIAL
hour followed when refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Martha Lowe is on an eX-
tended visit with relatives at Ridley
Park, Pa.
Mrs. Harlan Waller of Delmar has
been elected as a delegate to the
convention of the League OF Wom-
ems Voters to be held in st. LOUIS
Mo, this month.
Eastern Sho' Forest, No. So, Tall
Cedars of Lebanon, will put on one
of its big ceremonies at Cape
Charles, Tuesday, April 9th. The
big Moose Hall has been engaged
for this occasion:
Rev. L. 1. Williams, rector OF All
Saints P. E. Church, this town, Tor
the past few years, it is announced,
will soon retire from regular MINIS
terial work and move to Pocomoke
where he will make his future home
A regular meeting of Adam Chap
ter. No. 5, o. Z. S., was held Mon
day evening, Worthy Matron Mrs
Warren Lear and Worthy Patron
Carroll S. Barr, presiding. A very
attractive electric star was present
ed to the chapter by Mrs. Dora Fltz-
gerald and her committee. After the
business meeting the following pro-
gram was given:
Piano solo, Love Dreams" Miss
Rachel Barr.
A pretty wedding took place al
East Baltimore Methodist Protestant
Darsonage, 1924 East Biddle street
Baltimore, Md, Saturday, April 3rd
at II o'clock a. NJ, when RUIN h
Jones. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. u
Fl. Jones. was united in marriage tC
Allison H. Webster of Delmar. Inc
wedding march was played by Mrs
Harry Graef, a friend Of the bride
Frank B. Jones, of Harrisburg, Pa.
acted as best man and Miss Bessie
Kernon of Baltimore, bridesmaid.
The ceremony was performed By
the brides father, Rev. E. HI. Jones
The happy couple will reside in Del
mar where the groom is employed
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany.
On Saturday, March 9th, at p
NJ, about one hundred Of the mem
bers and friends of East Baltlmor'
Church, gathered at the parsonage
and gave the bride shower OF lin
en-, queensware, glassware, china
silver and many useful things foi
housekeeping; a purse of gold ant
paper money. The bride was dressed
in dark blue canton crepe, rus
coat and hat. Her father, Rev. p. II
Jones was pastor of Mt. Olive M. P
Church, Delmar, for six years, wher'
the bride is well and favorabl!
known.