Milford chronicle., 1930-10-10
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yard, Del. He was around rs year
of age. Funeral services were hell
at Roxana ON Thursday afternoon
October End, conducted by Rev. Nc
COrkle, Rev. Connolly and Rev
Branford. Interment was made il
st. Georges cemetery. He leaves tC
mourn their loss eight children, as
follows: Four sons, Harvey, Theo-
dore, Francis and Milton Derrick
son, and four daughters, Mrs. Eliza
beth Richards, Mrs. Georgia John
son, Mrs. Minnie Ford and Mrs. Cora
Quillen; and thirteen grandchildren
namely, Helen Johnson, Elizabeth
DerTicksOn, Grace Ford, Oliver Der
rickson, Gladys Derrickson, Henry
Quillen, Hayward Quillen, Grace
Wanda Quillen, George Robert Quill
len, Ivan Francis Quillen, Roland
DerricksOn, Doris Derrickson and
Helen Gloria Derrickson.
Miss Hannah e. Somers and broth
er, l. Samuel Somers and wife, the
former lives at Steelmanville, N. j.,
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Smith and her brother
lives near Wilmington, Del. He is
an engineer on one of the steamers
that plies between Wilmington and
Philadelphia. They motored here
and visited Mrs. Martha COnoway,
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua R. James, Mrs
w. P. Short and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
H. Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert White are
the happy parents Of a baby son,
born recently to them.
Mrs. Florence Villa Rogers, of
Berlin, Md, visited her mother, Mrs.
L. C. Roberts, on Saturday.
Lester Burbage, of YOnkers, N.
Y, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hick-
man.
Mrs. Harry Ford and daughter
Grace spent Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Z. Johnson and family.
70 Mrs. c. E. Johnson, Mrs. Francis
Derrickson, Mrs. Harry Ford, Misses
Helen Johnson, Elizabeth Derrickson
and Grace Ford were entertained at
dinner on Friday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Richards,
near Sandy Landing. After dinner
Mrs. Ford and daughter motored to
their home i'll Philadelphia with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Johnson at Days
bOrO.
Farmers are still working on their
tomato crop. The price here is Is
cents per basket. Owing to the
drought, the white potato yield pre-
diets a small amount. Sweet pOta-
toes are producing very good, as the
ground has been favorable to them.
Several people have their fodder
stacked early this year, due to the
drought.
The women folk are cleaning
house and supervising the home in
general, bringing in their potted
plants, etc.
The church school was largely at
tended at the Methodist church on
Sunday morning. The classes have
become revived, and interest in the
work of the church was manifested
The annual Rally Day of the Sunday
school will be observed on Sunday
morning, October 18th, in connection
with a Harvest Home service. Every
one is requested to bring some veg
etable or fruit, that will be contrib !
uted toward a worthy cause.
The Epworth League rallied on |
Sunday night A meeting full of in |
terest was held. The leader was
Helen Johnson.
On next Sunday morning services |
will be held as follows: Sunday |
school at 9:45, experience meeting
at 1 1o'clock.
DR.. Leonard White, the Salisbury
district superintendent, will preside
at the quarterly conference held in
Bethel NJ E. church on Saturday
night of this week, October 18th.
We read in the Bible how the peo-
pie were instructed to bring an Of
fering of money, according to their
ability and how the Lord had pros
pered them 1t was made on. the
first day of the week; the Lords
Day. We should not neglect our
to the church expenses.
Emory Hudson will be the leader
at the EpwOrth League on Sunday
night, followed by the sermon by
Rev. c. w. Branford, unless other .
wise announced at the morning SER
vice.
The evangelistic services for the
group of five churches, including
Bethel M. e. church here, will begin
at St. Georges on Sunday night, Oc :
.Ober 18th. ,
Miss Dorothy Hickman visited her ,
sister, Miss Lillian Hickman, at Will =
ningtOn, over the weekend.
Misses Beulah, Olive and Ruth :
)rendorf, of Greenwood, visited Mrs. =
ethel Hooker on Sunday. y
Charlie West, of Camden, N. j., :.
Tisited Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Daisey :,
md other friends on Sunday. \
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Capt. and Mrs. Irwin Bennett, of =
Highland Park, Pa, mOtored here
nd and were guests of their sister, :
1rs. Mary J. Evans, over the week
nd. They attended services in
Bethel NJ. E. church. The Sacrament
+ the Lords Supper was observed
II Sunday morning.
At the EpwOrth League Miss Gloria
hornburgh sang solo, "Just a
whispered Prayer"
Lonnie Evans, of New York, mo-
)red here and visited Capt. and
Irs Alonzo Evans.
Remember the chicken supper to
e given by the S. S. class of Mrs. !
anie Evans and Mrs. Mamie Der
ckson on October 25th, Saturday.
The Epworth League have decid
to give a play on Saturday night,
ovember Sth, in Church Hall.