Milford chronicle., 1928-05-18
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of white flowers, the inspiring music
by the choir and the tender message
by the pastor, Rev. N. C. Benson, all
tended to make the day sacred. The
love for parents should not be light
ly regarded in the freshness of youth
nor Indifferent in the year Of matur-
ity, but ever thoughtful solicitious
and sacred. The mother is the pre-
dominate spirit in the home and her
love grows and fosters from earliest
infancy through sunshine and shad-
ows and to her we should render our
loving homage.
Mrs. N. C. Benson is visiting her
daughter in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hudson Of New
ark spent the weekend with Mrs.
Sallie Hudson.
Mrs. Laura Spurry Of Wilmington
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cunningham.
Mrs. Mary Kelley has returned
from visit in Dover.
On Tuesday evening of last week
Miss Helen Alexander entertained
Miss Florence, Nlarkert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Nemish of Harrington, Rus
sell Ellis and Joseph Boston of Mil
ford, Miss Mary Garbutt and Livy c.
Rogers of Frederick. The evening
was spent in music and five hun
dred. Prizes were won by Mrs. Mem
ish, Miss Markert, Mr.. Ellis and Mr..
Boston. At late hour refreshments |
were served.
Mrs. Paul Ford of Dover has been
visiting Mrs. Alonzo Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pritchett of
philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hutchins, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark
of Wilmington were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Pritchett on Sun
day.
Mrs. James Johnson has returned
from a visit to Georgetown.
Joseph Gerow of Blooming Grove,
N. j., was the guest Of Miss Marian
Wilson last week.
Miss Sara Burton has returned tII
from visiting in Syracuse, N. Y.
Oscar P. Harrington spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Annie B. Har- \
rington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boone of Will Y
mington spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Boone.
w. B. Mitten and son Billy of Do
yer were the guests Of Mrs. Della =
Mitten on Sunday. q
Prof. M. L. Hydorn visited the Z
schools last week. Both teachers and =.
pupils were rejoiced to see him. - .
Miss Bessie Emerson has returned . .
from spending the winter in Orlan- "
do, Florida. M
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Darby and ~ ~
Mr., and Mrs. Asa Rogers spent the M
weekend in Reading, Pa, and other o.
cities.
Miss Eva Ringler and Boone Pal IT
ner of Wilmington were guests OF ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer on Sun ~,
lay. FL
Roy Kemp of Salisbury, Md, was :"
he guest of his parents, Mr.. and
drs. Burnite Kemp on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Patterson, Mr..
md Mrs. Samuel Blocksom of Phila-
lelphia were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Patterson on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Long Of
)agsboro we're the dinner guests of
Ir. and Mrs. Orlando Alexander on
sunday.
George Manlove of Philadelphia
pent the weekend with his mother,
Irs. Ida Manlove.
Marshall Salevan and sister, Miss
Salevan spent the week an
nd with their mother, Mrs. T. c. !te
aleVan.
Mrs. Orlando Alexander motored LIE
, PHILADELPHIA last Saturday and Pre-
Dent the day. we
Miss Mary Garbutt, Miss Madge SCI
ollard, Miss Lucy Buford, Mr.. and SOC
RS. John Mcbride attended the \
ance at Rehoboth on Saturday eve BEL
ing. 9Ll 9l
Reynolds Rogers has purchased a oa9
sw Erskine sedan. MT
Mr.. and Mrs. Crowley of Penns-
'ove, N. j., Miss BERTHE Goodman, N
rs. Emma Taylor of Philadelphia spe
ere weekend visitors Of Mr.. and MT.
rs. Allen Smith. ~
Mrs. Ted Langrell and Mrs. Ralph llttl
ster spent several days in New OF
stle this week. YAK
Our community was shocked on last
iday morning to learn of an auto M
)bile accident that caused the Mr'
ath of Russell Kemp, son of Sau
ami, Kemn near FELTON,. and nep- mot
" of Burnite Kemn of this town. wee
left his uncle's home at 9 o'clock Dem
er pumping up fiat tire. He left Deln
return to the place where he Cr!cI
rked, but was found Friday NOR IL
g imprisoned under his car about Daul
uarter of a mile from town. A tire frosi
blown out, causing the car to gr
rturn and the unfortunate man MI
J crushed into the mud. He was little
nty-one years of age. Funeral recel
vices were held at his fathers ter
,e On TUESDAY afternoon. MANY posit
ntifnI 9owers were sent from TIL
nds here who sympathize with mer
stricken reIatives He is surviv- pair
bv his father a broth. Carl his Mr.
aTs Misses BESSIE and Nina little
up and Mrs. Lawrence Boone. VlsltC
scar Webb's residence has been IN
tied recently by Harry and Har- !NcCC
Harrington and is much imprOV- IesClN
ming,
loyd Coverdale' Of the seventh not Q
le won the county championship eFyDc
he game of marbles at Dover eVeni
Saturday. La
lose who won badges at the 9uno'
Meet last Friday were Marga- cner'
gold badge; Harry SatuT
ne War-ino,ton Cecil Culver ed.
x1orooy 1or Eoni-ins silver badges Sur
Dorothv Robbins. bronze badge' o'cloc
cob Counselman has returned
visiting relatives in Baltimore. Oh
IS. Elizabeth Mofat who has