Milford chronicle., 1928-09-14
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cipal, Miss Bowers; English ant
French, Miss Bryan; Home Econom
les, Mrs. Charles Townsend; eight
grade, Harold Lynch; seventh, Mrs
Edward Derrickson; sixth, Mrs
Ralph Belts; fifth, Miss Helen John
son; fourth, third and second, Ger.
trude Williams; first, Miss Sallie Ev'
ans.
The teacher at Cedar Grove School
in Cedar Neck is Prof. T. H. Hud-
son; the one at Piney Grove, neal
Millville is Thomas Hickman.
Miss Emily Hickman left for
Philadelphia this week where she
will attend Banks Business College
this winter.
James Mitchell has gone to Will
mington where he will enter Bea-
CONS Business College for busi-
ness course. Postmaster and Mrs.
George Mitchell, his parents, accom-
panied their son to Wilmington and
became acquainted with the college
faculty.
Mrs. George I. Quillen is at home
here, after accompanying her hus
band to Baltimore where he joined
his steaI1er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Evans of
Dover motored here and visited rel
atives over the weekend.
Mrs. Aaron Warren and Miss Sal
lie Evans mOtOred to Philadelphia
last week; the former visiting her
sister and Miss Evans went to Bor-
70 ricif LOT
George Pusey came from his po-
sition in Philadelphia and is spend
ing several days at his home here.
Airs. George Pusey entertained her
niece. Mrs. John Gayhardt and son
and two daughters from Baltimore,
Md, last month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nillard Long, form
erly Ruth Hastings, and two chill
dren, of Westover, Md, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Daisey and
daughter, Miss Clara, over Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Daisey and son and
Mrs. Sydney Evans, Mrs. Edith Ev-
ans and Mrs. Helen Evans and Mrs. |
Warren Evans motored to Milton
and attended camp meeting on Sun
day afternoon.
Misses Helen and Hazel Hudson |
gave a luncheon to several young
ladies on Thursday afternoon. |
Among the guests were Misses
Gladys Hickman. Lille Derrickson |
and Miss Florence Hickman.
Misses Helen Johnson and Pearl |
Evans and ROddie Murray were the |
guests of L. NJ. Kaufman at the Sea-
side Inn Hotel on Monday.
Mrs. Lemuel Lewis and son
George and daughter, Miss Kathryn
of New York motored here and are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Evans
and son, Louis Evans.
Miss Anna Mae Hall of Jeanette,
Pa, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. William Murray in Cedar Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emlen Davis and two
children of Philadelphia are spend
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hudson and two children.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch and
son Russell motOred from West
Philadelphia and spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Murray enter
Ldlu6u Ou OuLudy lnC lOAAOWAh5 |
guests: John Richards and sons,
Hayward and Raymond, Miss Ethya {
Murray, all of West Philadelphia;
Miss Helen Powell of this town,
Mrs. Florence Helm, Mrs. Lizzie
Murray of Clarksville, Mr.. and Mrs. '
Andrew Murray ana son Ernest of
Bayard, Mrs. Lizzie DisharOOn, Mrs.
Marian Disharoon and four daugh i
ters, Mr.. and Mrs. Otho Mariner and j
three sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe God :.
frey and son, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nelson and son, all Of Snow Hill,
Md. :
Mrs. Matte E. CULLEN departed
his life at p. m, September 5th, Z
1t the home of her daughter, Mrs. ~
Jennie A. Bunting, at Dagsobor. She
vas the daughter of John NJ. and Is
Nary NJ. Taylor. Born January 20, .
1858, died at the age of 10 years, 7
months and Is days. She leaves to Z
mourn their loss a husband, Capt. )
Nm. P. Quillen; one son, William p. n
luillen, Jr., of this town; one el
laughter, Mrs. Jennie A. Bunting of W
)agsboro and seven grandchildren, Ii
hree brothers, Messrs John NJ. an1 tt
oseph S. and Elias u. Taylor; one =
ister, Mrs. Eliza beta Layton. The d.
eceased was a patient sufferer for
our years. Funeral services were -
eld at Millvill9 Christian Church, II
aturday afternoon, September 9Th,
f which she was a member. Rev ue
verett Holt preached the sermon. ! pc
lterment at Bethel NJ E. cemetery III
/ Ocean View She was a devout ..
hristian, always true to her church a. a.
ready and willing TO aid ~
ny who might have need of her 10
,rvices. She chose her own text, ~ ~
hich was found in Mark, the four
enth chapter and a part of the 81,
ghth verse: "She hath done what d,
lie could" m,
here is sOlace in the thought, we
er life was not lived for nought; ~
lfe in the arms of Him she served, fol
le hath done what she could. wi
Capt. John NJ. Taylor, Capt. Harry tut
lillen and Joseph Taylor called on lin
lillian P. Quillen and family on
night. tn'
Mrs. Ida Bunting has returned to Ell
r home here after nursing Mrs.
nllen during her last illness. Cy
Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Branford have WI
turned home after their vacation BE
Baltimore and Fairmount, Md,
d various places. They entertained en- en-
Gently Rev. Brandford's parents, o'S
r. and Mrs. John Branford of Fair
punt, Md, his sister, Mrs. Mills Gu Gu