Milford chronicle., 1926-01-01
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The Christmas entertainment in
the church on Sunday night was
very good. There was special Christ
mas music by the choir which was
much enjoyed. The little folks were
happy and bright in their various
parts and ready for the treat at
the appointed time.
Supt. A. w. Carrow was presented
with a sum of money by the trlenos
of the Sunday school with which TO
purchase a gift of his own cnoos-
ing. His faithful service whlch ne
eniovs is much appreciated. The
nastor. Rev. G. E. Wood, also re-
ceived a Gift of money from the
"TVil1ing Workers" Altogether ii
was a very pleasant evening.
On Monday evening Mrs. G. r.
Wood entertained at the parsonage
in honor of her guests, Miss IRIS
tJunonhrevs of Salisbury, Md, MIS-
Tdgeworth Humphreys and Arthur
humphreys of Snow HILL Mo "A very eIS
delightful evening was spent Dy 'ne
young folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Warren Oh
Wilmington have been visiting MI
and Mrs. Thomas Spurry.
Mrs Laura Carrow spent CHRIST
mas with Mrs. John HalletI ol NIL
ford.
The Tuesday Sewing Club was
rloaeantlv entertained on TUESDAY
pI,onine, pneSr;,, bv Mrs. Edward Hudson.
On Friday evening the Ladies M Alu
Society will be entertained Dy M p,
Sarah Smithers, Mrs. Sue X. Beuts
and Mrs. Mary A. Boone at the nome
of the latter.
The Christmas spirit was lndeeu
abroad this year as materIaI "
dence showed in we'll laden pasKels
filled at the stores by frlends anu
cent TO others in less fortunate CIT
ounostances. induced by old age OF
illness In one case the father Oh d
1aroe family has been con1neo u
his he'd for over two years, the same
Icing Leslie Stevenson. He, his wlte
and family wish to exteno InelI .
heartfelt thanks to the donors III
the very generous remembrance
sent them. c.oo,,so was
4,,o - oneet of Miss Dorothy Mitten
this week. os tho
guest of Miss Sara Burton 'niS
WIS Miss Alice Mitten and Miss Julia
Cam were guests of Mrs. Jonn
CRAY in Milford at a turkey ullllel
last Sunday. oonodo Mr.
ond IN Mrs Edward Lank of Milford
Visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. LahK
last, week. ,,,.,..,ro+on
Mrs Naomi Lingo of Wilmington
snent Christmas with her parenCs'
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lingo.
William B. Hoey of New YORK
and Orville Hoey of Hahnemann
snent Christmas with their mother'
Mrs. w. F. Hoey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harrington VI
New York City spent several Gays
last week with Mrs. Elmer Williams
and Mrs. Robert T. Harrington.
On Saturday evening Oscar +.
Harrington assisted by several Ia
dies entertained at cards in honor Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Harrington
of New York City. His other guests
we're the members of the Deep Sea
Fishing Crew" and their wives. Inc
members of this crew find great
snort every August on cruise on
the "Amerigo." This reunion was
quite pleasant. The members are
Can't. Herman Bishop, Ralph Jester
John Mcbride, Burton Hendricks
william Leach, Asa Rogers, J. Rey-
nolds Rogers, Sharp Wilson, Harry
Harrington, Oscar HARRINGTON
Latch Woodall. Burton Hendricks
always lucky, won first prize Tor
men. Mrs. Sharp L. Wilson won hrsC
prize for ladies.
Mrs. Della Moore Of Philadelphia
who has been visiting Miss Bertha
has returned home, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Ber-
tina Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel clark oL Fnll-
adelphia made some Christmas calls
here last week.
Mrs. Harvey Jester is visiting IN
Philadelphia.
Albert Boone and friends of Will
mington were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Boone at Christmas.
Mrs. M. L. Hydorn who has been
quite ill for several weeks is con-
James Emerson and daughter
Miss Bessie Emerson, visited Will
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bostick OF
FELTON, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Melvin.
THE family of John Lowe moved
to Georgetown on Monday and Mar
ion Stevenson has moved into the
property vacated which was recent
ly purchased by him.
DR.. Wilbur Postles of Wilmington
spent Christmas with his father,
James T. Postles.
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