Milford chronicle., 1927-07-01
Fresderica

The meeting of the Sunshine So
ciety held in the Sunday school
room of the church on Monday eve
ming was largely attended and d
great success. The spirit OF sun
shin prevailed throughout the eve
ming. Mrs. l. w. Belts, the presl-
dent. presided. The opening sons'
"Sunsbine AS You Co" The sun
shine prayer and motto were re-
neated in unison. Mrs. May Henu,
ricks gave the secretarys repoi. "mS -
Mrs. Della Wilson the treasuiei ,
report. Other reports wyere eIyen eI
hv the several committees. MISS me-
ena case was appointed delegate 10
tbe quarterly meeting to be held al
MiIlwood in July. The entertain
nent consisted of vocal duet by MIS-
N q, Benson and Mrs. Della WILSON,
with Mrs. May Hendricks at the pl-
ano. Reading by Mrs. H. +. Mltteh'
Singing by Junior choir. scripture
lesson by Mrs. T. V. Cahall. A beau
tiful violin solo by Mrs. Jeannetse =,
Betts Dodd. Reading by MIS-. L. " "
Cahall. "The Sunshine Lesson. r.
ano solo, Mrs. Nichols. Vocal duet ny
Margaret V. and Dorothy RopDlns'
which was sweetly rendered. Prayer
hv Rev. N. C. Benson. During the So,
cial hour refreshments were serVeu
and a number of Sunshine poAes
were made. :. 4ho
Mrs. Caleb ]. Smithers is IN tne
Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia
She has undergone serious opeia
tion but at this writing she Is uolns
as we'll as can be expected. s
William w. Wilson has returneu
from the Jefferson Hospital and II Is
hope his recovery will soon De GULL
plete. ,s,r 1ost
week of appoplexy in the Emergency
Hospital, aged 60 years. Previous "
his residence here for the last lew
wears his home was in New jersey
A brother came for the BODY WhIcn
was removed to Pleasantyllle' N o.
for interment. He was cousin u
Mrs. Charles Mattack of this TOWN..
Miss Mary D. Hoey spent last week
in Wilmington with Miss Mildred
Hargadine who gave bridge party
in her honor.
William B. Hoey Of New YORK
City spent last week with MS mo-
ther, Mrs. w. F. Hoey.
Miss Margaret Ellis of MlIlsboro
is visiting Mrs. L. H. Nichols.
Mrs. Ralph Jester and Mrs. VII
liam Gray spent Wednesday IN Cnes-
Mrs. Annie B. Harrington spent
mart of last week in New Castle anu
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leach have
returned to Rehoboth for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Connor Mitten and
son Billy were guests of Mr. ana
Mrs. H. F. NIitten on Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Salevan has re-
turned to Philadelphia after spend
ing two weeks with her parents, MI.
and Mrs. Thomas c. Salevan.
Mrs. Hugh Palmer is visiting rel
atives in Chester.
Mrs. Samuel Bostic and two of her
pupils, Misses Ella Belts and Mar
garet V. Robbins are attending the
Junior Short Course at the UnlVer-
sity of Delaware. :,
Mrs. Frank Kelley has returned
from a visit to Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks and family OF
Glasgow were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
It. C. Hall on Sunday.
Mrs. William Baker, W. Whlteley
Baker and Miss Elizabeth Baker OF
Baltimore, William Rawlins and Miss
Elizabeth Quicker of Georgetown
were guests of Mrs. John w. TOWN.
send on Sunday.
Raw Gordon of Syracuse who has
been the guest of Miss Sara Burton
has returned home.
Mrs. Charles Spencer of Philadel-
phia was the guest of Mrs. B. F. Bur-
ton this week.
Mrs. J. Reynolds Rogers enter
tanned the bridge club very dellehl-
fully last week. Attractive prizes
were won by two guests, Mrs. A. w.
Boone and Mrs. Asa Rogers.
= Announcements have been recelV-
ed of the wedding of Miss Con-
stance Elizabeth Martin, a former
school teacher here, to Guy ROBIN
son Cooley, on Wednesday, June ~
at Charlottesville, Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooley will reside in Mather, Pa.
Herbert James Dodd and wife,
Mrs. Jeanette Belts Dodd have sent
out the pre-announcement OF rugs
and Barges," their first book. This is
their first edition of stories.
A few hundred copies will be re-
served for their friends which Will
contain their photographs and be
personally autographed. There IS
time limit to this offer and the res
ervations should be made early.
We believe these are our hrsC
young people who have written
stories for publication and we are
wishing for them asuccessful Iu-
ture in their work.
A. w. Carrow, Rev. N. c. Benson
Miss Helena Case and Mrs. L. W.
Belts attended the Leadership
Training Banquet in Milford last
week. od
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson anu
daughter spent Sunday in George
town.