Milford chronicle., 1930-06-27
GREENWOOD

of Jersey City, N. j., and Gerald
Pearson. of Newark, N. j., over the
weekend.
Mrs. John Fisher, of near town,
will entertain the Ladies' Aid of the
M. E. church on next Wednesday
evening, July ,. All members are
requested to be present.
Mrs. W. d. Lyons, Mrs. Howard
Taylor, Miss Katie Houseman, MISS
Belle Prettyman and Miss Margaret
Mills are taking the summer course
at Delaware University.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Porter spent
some time at Cape Charles, Va, last
week.
Mrs. Peter Van Douk visited her
parents in Washington, D. C., last
week.
The Misses Louise and Catherine
Ratledge with their brother from
Townsend motored here on Sunday,
where they joined Mrs. Leola Rat
ledge. Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Frye
and family in a days outing at Re
hOboth Beach.
Miss Ann Richards and Miss Betty
Wiley spent the weekend with
friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Marguerite Tatman and Nor
ris Meredith, of Wilmington, spent
the weekend with their respective
parents.
J. Ellis Clifton, Jr., of Lewes,
spent last week with his grandpar-
ents here.
Miss Esther Lee Waller, of Del
mar, after spending some time IN
Wilmington and Atlantic City, IS
now visiting Miss Betty Porter.
The Missionary Auxiliary of the
NJ p church will meet with Mrs. w.
S. Lord on next Wednesday evening"
July 2.
Rev. and Mrs. Hager are spending
the week with their parents III Bal
timore.
Miss Elizabeth Stokely, of Eliza
beth City, N. c., who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w. S. Cook, has
gone to New York City for a short
stav and will return here later IN
the season.
Arlie Taylor, youngest son of John
Taylor. of near town, and Miss Viola
Stuart, of Street, Md, who was a
teacher at Caesar Rodney school
were recently married. Mr.. and Mrs
Taylor will reside on the farm.
Florence Hollis, Eleanor Lotland
Ward Meredith and Edgar lsaacs
spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Humphreys, near Newark.
Miss Pearl Clark and brother
Lester Clark, of Dover, visited Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Cook on Sunday
Miss Mabel Coulter and DR.. Yer
non Young, of Wilmington, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. K
L. Coulter.
Miss Hannah Deakyne, of Clay
mont. was a weekend guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Mills.
H. H. Cohee has recently been re
annointed to the office of Justice o
= the Peace, making his third term.
On Thursday, June lS, Miss ma!
Mills. a teacher at Port Deposit, Mo.
became the bride of Rev. Paul Lam
horton. a student at Westminstel
Seminary. The marriage was per
formed at Westminster in the pres
ence of a few intimate friends. Tn
bride is a daughter. Of Jasper Mills
of Hebron. Md, and a ~sisterto H. T
Mills and Walter Mills Of our town
She graduated two years ago a
Westminster and since then has beel
teaching. Rev. Mr. Lamberton wa
assigned to Chesaca Park charge
near Baltimore, at the last session
of the Maryland Conference. lie ma
one year more in the seminary. WI
wish for this young couple man.
wears of welded bliss.
Nathan Richards, of Philadelphia
is spending his vacation at the hOm
of his Darents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L
Richards.
n Mrs. ]. H. Herbert Edgell sa1le'
on Saturday at noon from New Torl
on the S. s. Roosevelt, in compan,
with 300 Gold Star Mothers ON Pill
erimage through France. They g
as guests of the United States an,
will be gone a month She Will Vlsl
the grave of rer foster son. Scrgean
Frank E. am hme, wi > 3 b nied il
the Meuse-A -ArgOnne American GENE
terry, where 1900 of our soldier dea
are buried.
Greenwood was we'll represente
w,.h 16 LJVa ALI, 81 Is at the l2t
4,.n1a1 Ju ll:r 4-H Club sLCrt cours
la.f week ned at Delaware Univer
sitv. The boys we're quartered il
the Harter Hall of the Mems Colleg
and the girls in the Sussex Hall o
the Women's College. Most OF Tn
members were sent on scholarship
donated by the Fair, Oranges, bank
and the local club. The program
consisted of lectures and demonstfa
tions in home making and agrlcul
tural practice. Those present wer
Ethel Hollis, Florence Hollis, Edga
Isaacs. Cathel Johnson, Marie John
son. Eleanor Lofland, Howar
Speicher, Eleanor Stayton, Waite
SDence, Robert Wiley, Florenc
webb. Ralph Davis, Charles Dear
man. Mildred Galloway, Frank El
liott and Medford Hatfield.
The citizens of the town will b
given an opportunity this Saturda
afternoon to vote on whether or nc
we shall have a water system IL
stalled. 1t is very badly needed an
we hone every one will vote in faVo
of this convenience. 1t is very har
for the firemen to give adequate SCI
vice without the town supplies wa
fer and many residents will have
Installed in their homes should tn
majority decide in its favor.
Miss Evelyn Wiley, with he
grandmother, Mrs. Anna TOrber
snent last week in Philadelphia.
PHILLIPS HILL