Milford chronicle., 1927-03-04


| tertained at their home on Sunday
the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Elliott of Newark and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlos Tatman and family.
Ruth Collision, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Smith and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smith were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nelson and
family spent Sunday with Mrs. Mel
sons sister.
George Terrell of Philadelphia
has been quite sick.
Clinton Bennett who has been
quite i'll in a Philadelphia hotel is
here with his mother convalescing.
Folks are becoming very much
aroused about the road which to
connect with the Maryland road.
Rev. and Mrs. F. NJ. Cliff and mo-
ther. Mrs. r.. Lee Coulter, Mrs. H. E.
Mills. Mrs. Blema Tatman, Miss
Kathrine Mills, Laurence Tatman,
Prof. Horner, Lester Porter and
Earle Hollis attended the social Civ
en- in the M. P. Church in Dover on
Monday evening.
Professor HOrner's Orchestra, as
sisted by Mrs. Tatman and Miss Tat
man as vocalists, furnished the mu-
sic for the social given in the M. Z.
Church in Dover on Monday evening.
Rev. C. NJ. Adams, a former pastor
of the M. P. Church here, is the
nastOr in charge.
Fred Lyden has returned from
trip to New York where he visited
his awo brothers, Wayne and Mil
ton.
We are glad to have Ed. McCauley
back in our midst Mr.. McCauley re-
Gently moved here from the Epworth
neighborhood and is the superinten-
dent of Epworth Sunday school. He
became seriously i'll shortly after
moving here and has been in the
Marshall Hospital in Milford for
several weeks. Mr.. McCauley is well
known and we'll liked and we are
clad to report he is improved at this
, writing. Mr.. and Mrs. McCauley have
four children who have been at his
bedside during his illness. We nope
his convalescence shall be SPEEDY
: Remember the chicken salad and
= oyster supper to be held by our T.
T. A. on Friday, March IL.
Mrs. R. L. Coulter has returned
| home much improved after three
= weeks treatment at. the Beebe Hos
2 pital. ,..o.
4 Mrs. Emory Wiley has returned
l home after spending several days in
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
;. The membership of Greenwood
Grange No. 54, P. of H, is earnestly
requested to accept the very KIND
! invitation extended by Milford
f Grange to meet with them on sat
urday evening, March 5th.
d By direction of the Worthy Mas
ter of Greenwood Grange our mem
+ bership will meet at our hall IL
n Greenwood at z o'clock p. M, to
g make a prompt start for Milford.
The degree team Of Milford
Grange will confer the initiatory
il degrees not only on their own candl'
dates but also on the candidates Oi
, Greenwood Grange. Candidates o.
Greenwood Grange please take no
tice."
Those of our members who have
/ no means of transportation, please
be present to accompany u.s. al
transportation facilities will be tur
nished.
Come make the trip with us ant
show our splendid neighbors tina
we appreciate their interest in u.s.
u The services on the Greenwood
Il Methodist Episcopal Circuit wer'
we'll attended last Sunday. At lO:3
70 a. m. at Trinity Rev. W: e. GunD.
y of Dover gave an excellent sermon
= on the Authority of Jesus" and a
=. u. m. DR.. Gunby was the speake
u ! at ST. Johnstown Church, and nj
u. subject was "The Name of Jesus.
j His sermons were mastery glvel
~ ~ and well received.
~ Then at s p. m. Pastor c. Alfre'
10 Smith of Greenwood NJ. e. Church
- gave an interesting sermon on IN
n "Four Ideals of Jesus"
y ~ Sunday. March 9Th at 10:9O a. m
III at Greenwood Church there will b
- preaching and Reception Of Mem
v bers." ... -,
meet at the Methodist parsonage
In Notice-Have opened in the Green
wood Garage an up to date auto an
IS farm machine repair shop. Also al
le kinds of soldering. All work guar
anteed. Albert Rumpstich. f25-2t