Milford chronicle., 1926-01-22
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S1ine hal Improvements to the
cnurch' Eembers of the Sunshine
lass Will bold bake in the store
IooIl occupied by Courtlandt Pind-
er on SATURDAY morning, January %
Deglhnlngfat 10 o'clock. Cakes, pies,
rolIs' uodghnuts, and ETC., will be on
SAFE. Ihe patronage of the commun-
ity is/solicited.
Y. F. Burris of Chester spent Sat
ufday and Sunday with his family
there.
Mrs. Fred Taylor of Philadelphia,
was a weekend guest of her father,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lank.
The Friendship Bible Glass will
hold their regular monthly business
meeting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Morgan on Wednesday even
ing, January 9th. Each member is
requested to be present and respond
to the roll call with a verse of scrip
ture.
Edward Wood and wife and sis
ter, Miss Dorothy Wood, of Will
mington, and Mrs. Fossett of Dover
were town callers on Sunday
Mrs. w. P. Jefferson spent the |
past week with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. Otis JEFF
fersOn of Cheswold.
Mrs. Harry Marker and daughter,
Hazel, of Wilmington, were week.
end guests at the home of her mo-
ther, Mrs. S. A. Donovan and fam
lily.
Due to illness among the pupils
the meeting of the Home and School
Association was postponed until
Monday evening, January 25.
Burt ShOckley of New Jersey is
spending some time with his bro
ther, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Shockley.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clendaniel and
VIM. Clendaniel, Jr.s and wife of
Milford spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives at Wilmington.
Mrs. Raymond Wilkins accompan- %
led with Mrs. H. D. Cook, Mrs. Jos.
Messick, Mrs. John Clendaniel and {
Mrs. Jay Abbott attended the Sussex
county, Pomona held at Columbia
Irange, near Delmar, on Thursday. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Argo and t
daughters, Ruth and Betty, of Mid
letown, spent the past weekend {
1lth his sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred a
William Martin, wife and son Bill il
OF Milford, visited her parents,
If. and Mrs. G. W. Swain on Sun d
~. o
George Morrison has purchased a
wv Essex coach and CourtIandt tt
lnder a new model Ford sedan. S
Mrs. Ella Cook of Dover spent
lnday with Fred Lull and family. 81
The regular business and monthly th
Getting of the Goodwill Sunday al
chool Class met at the home Of
red Ireland on Monday evening lc
ith good attendance present. AT G;
+ the regular routine of business tn
le social program followed with
'ngs and music by the class. The
Getting adjourned to meet with
lnson Clendaniel on Monday eve
ng, February 8th. Refreshments of WI
e cream and cake were served by IN
e hostess. Y De
w. CourtIapdt PiEdar has opened er
S gro S-+Sestore in the 7pOst Office 81
Hiding anu is now ready to serve IL
IS customers with complete lines of @u
esh and fancy groceries.
Mrs. Elizabeth Messick of Ellen De
lie spent the weekend with VIM. re
Donovan and family.
Harold Laws, colOred, age 6 years.
n of Harry Laws, was almost in a!
antly killed about 4:3O o'clock on It nI'
turday afternoon on the du Pout 'n'
ghWay, near town, by being struck -
d knocked to the concrete road
y by a machine said to have been
ned by H. Jarman of Berlin, Md.
inquest was held and the Jury
ldered verdict that the boy came
his death by an automobile acci-
It. The funeral was held on
esday afternoon and interment
de in the Levi cemetery, Milford .
G. Reed, undertaken. =
lrs. Clara L. Walls, wife of Chas.
lis, died at their home in Lin
l. tuesday evening, age 81 years. 81
eral services will be held on Fri HOu
at two O'Clock in Lincoln a17
rch. Interment in Lincoln GEM
y. Rev. Thornton officiating.
,rylces Sunday as follows: 10 a. Frld
sermon by The pastor. II a. m. 8
lay school. Mrs. R. H. Derrick Sum
class received the banner last 10
: 10y Ioi naVlng the highest per- vice.
age. 6:45 p. m. EpWorth League. mon
c, Keeping the Faith" Leader, g.,
service 7.lE uI''' 1;Io p, m. Juni
1ashter Neck: 2 D. IN. Preach q;
Rev. J. H. Thornton, Pastor. TIL
home
still have a few n,oro g. churC
Ter stove coal at $1,000 per ton. ann ammo
nose ordering baby chicks. See noy4 n[,y
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