Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1929-02-22

Ting WIN INDICATIONS OF early
ng. The geese are nesting, and
daffodils are breaking the
ind with their shoots. Some of
farmers are blowing.
r. and Mrs. J. Horace Derrickson
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Holloway
&5rexel Hill, Pa, motored here ac-
panied by their daughter Mary
1 visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H.
9 and Miss Mamie Holloway and
shew, Linford Richards, over the
k-end.
harles Hooker came from Della
University and spent the week
with his mother, Mrs. Edgar
- ker.
r and Mrs. William. Hickman
nred from their home in High
Park, Pa, and visited Mr.. and
Francis Derrickson on Sunday.
rs. Matte Bishop observed her
birthday on February IA at the
e of her sister, Mrs. Lizzie gull
and VIM. Wharton gave a
tay party to their daughter
on Saturday night, February
and Mrs. Isaac L. Bennett en-
ined a number of young folks IN
n of their daughter Ruth's lotn
bday. There were around forty
emil A delightful time was spent
ames, music and conversation
aehments of various fruits, cake'
|hnuts and lemonade were serV-
4en Derrickson is now employ
the Vernon Steen hatchery at
boro. ., MI.
,rv Day will be observed. A spe-
q offering is made at the M. H.
#ch. o;,+
aries Steele has been appoint
Missionary president to nave
Gram prepared of an address Ny
speaker and hymns. al,
I'M Burbage is quite sick WIFI
2monia. ~. Nth
ston Long has been SICK "ltn
s-litis and cold. .r.or
IS Helen Milliken OF Wllmlhe IC'l
the guest of Miss Mary Z. Nv
who spends her week-ends hoins s
She is a teacher in the Sealoru
School. and
and Mrs. Tasker Davidson ana
uaughn were guests OF Mr.. anu
Andrew Davidson on Sunday.
urge Pussy has resumed nis
ion as engineer on steamer ~
and Mrs. Charlie Keene, MS.
II Retts, Mrs. Edward Hickman
~ and Mrs. w. C. Hickman at
IA the funeral services OF Ell
Dukes, son of Mr.. and MIS- II"
P. Dukes at Georgetown on
Kate Derrickson who is spen-
so rot with her granddaugn-
Mrs Ulysses G. West, OF Gam
m. J., was given a surprise p pSt
ahruarv IA, it being her SUN
dav at the home of her grana-
MI and Mrs. Horace Derrick
S1a south 54th street, Ph1laGel-
Among those present were MI
Mrs IT. G. West and daughters
and Grace, Miss Lillian Der
on m Mrs. Mae Harrison MISS
Helm Miss Dorothy HYDE Mas
1eiln, - pavmond Derrickson.
Z,eceived many gifts, incluoln nS;.a
iful bunch of roses from mi''
and Mrs. Edward DerricKson
tha weekend with Mrs. Der
on'e narents at Preston, Mo:
Joe Pickering OF Pnliau1 nd
visited her parents, MI. anu a..
Charles Evans and brother VI
Evans and family recently;
ond Mrs. Thomas Hudson nave
d suffering with severe colds.
and Mrs. Royal Dalsey enCe nd
|, Of dinner on Sunday Mr.. anu
PoIlie Hudson and son OF VII
lille and Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
and Mrs. Amanda Hooker.
Addie Chopper and daugnte['
Lima Carey have been VISIBLE -
Id and Mrs. Henry Mac Evans @'
nv Beach for several weeks. .
~ es Alma Beauchamp anu
Z 10Th Derrickson spent the week
With Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dei
tnrd Richards, one of our high
i bows, is also taking a CORE CORE
ance course from L. l.. COOKS
i of Electricity, Chicago, H. III.
- able now to render assls'S ao,,
byone who have electrical Gull
hoes in their homes. -. .,
are was a good attendance "
neople at the Sunday school
Sn on Sabbath Day morni ts
III Bethel NJ. E. Church at ,; no
hing which was the WorsI II
at II o'clock and sermon ps
mister. Rev. C. w. Bradford a
was sung impressively. .,
Presbyterian services are at
rs: Sabbath school at 2 ocIoch n
preaching by Lne pe1SI"A'
e Sheese at 8 o'clock.
Epworth League is held at
k in the Methodist Church
Eaching took place at TAD ?. m
E pastor, Rev. Branford whose ese
Vas End Peter, list chapter otI
add to your faith virtue; AM
tue knowledge, ETC." He salu !
aeficial to add to our lives tnt
ideals. so that the evil forces
1e compelled to die. Just IKE *
fllow trees that are plantec
the waters edge, the rootS
extend down. absorb the mos,
Ind causes the dirty weeds am am
in the water to disappear. %
M become rooted in Chris6l Vai
that the wickedness and hItl
lot grow. .or
Community was saddened upon
ath of Mrs. Mamie CULLEN WIG
lnton CULLEN and eldest daugn-
Mrs. Lucy Barnett OF TINS I'M.
The deceased had been Ill VIII l
iona. Funeral services wert
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