Milford chronicle., 1930-03-14
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Mrs. George Williams OF Mlllsooro
and Mrs. Holson of Georgetown were
guests of Mrs. Lee Cullen on Tuesday,
Albert Creary of Wilmington was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wlll s. Mar
vel on Thursday. <,,,,
of Salisbury were the lowest bidders on
the three foot concrete shoulders 70 pe
huilt on one side of the Delmar-SallSoo So
bury highway The distance is 9;oA
miles and the price bid was Sz4'VI55;9U.
Sunday school class No. 10, Mrs. MarS
+ba Lowe. teacher, will have charge Oh
this mid-week prayer service. oupIyyesc
"DItv of Attending Sunday School:
The Mems Bible class of the M. =; =;
Sunday school served succe4sslIi. 4,iIii =.
Dutch supper Tuesday evening; ,ois nis'i 0i'
II in the social hall of the church.
Mrs. Harrison Jones has returned
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ben
I,onda of Elizabeth, N. J. o,.-
Mrs Jack L. Ellis spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. William DOW
ming in Salisbury. ,, ,,,ooo,. nj
Miss Amy Culver, Miss Eleanor Ell
lie and William Draper of Delaware
snent the weekend with their parents,
Miss Frances Ellis, Mrs. Harvey
Kirk and Mrs. Fred Barr were week
end visitors in Philadelphia .,-.,
Mrs Joseph Burger IiSa 9Iier dainbja tGe has fas
returned to the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Freeney.
The Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
will hold a bake and food sale SaIur-
day morning in the Citizens Gas ONCE.
Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Lewis are Nlsi.i,,5 Ing
their daughter and son-tn-laW, Mr. anu
Mrs George Hamann in UniontoWn' "a.
Mrs II. M. Waller, Mrs. F. Leslle
TarIker and Mrs. John Sheldon attend
ed fine first defense hearing on the 1otn
amendment which was held in Wash-
ington last week. ,-,.4o, T,oro-
thy are visiting relatives in Richmond
Miss Arva Marvel. daughter of Mrs
John Hickman of this town, VINO re-
Gently completed a course at tne Ohl-
versity of Pennsylvania HospltSsl'r pS Ina ma
accepted a position in the North Hud-
son Hospital at Weehawken, N. J. MISS
Marvel is also a graduate OF the Del
aware Hospital of Wilmington and !of
a few years was nurse in the BethIe-
hem Steel Plant in that city.
lanes NJ Faulkner who has JuS'
completed q course at Drew Theology
cal Seminary at Madison, N. j., has
been recommended to take the exami'
nation given at the Wilmington Annua
Conference. Mr.. Faulkner is gradu'
ate of the Delmar (Delaware) H1gf
nary where he graduated; then enter,
ed Dickinson College to study law anC
later transferred to Washington anC
Lee where he graduated last June. HI
entered Drew last September. He IS th'
son of Rev. Frank Faulkner, torme
minister in the Wilmington Conference
and Mrs. Faulkner.
George Edgar Wilson, freight con
ductor on the Delaware Division. wa!
seriously injured while working will
his train at Laurel about 8 o'clocl
Monday evening. Mr.. Wilson had jus
left the telephone and started to eros
the track in front of his train and fail
ed to notice they were pushing a gon
dola in front of the engine. Consequent
ly he was knocked down and the en-
gine and several cars passed over him
He was rushed to the Salisbury HospI
tai and is in a critical condition. l
was found necessary to amputate on
arm and other injuries sustained wer
several fractured ribs, a broken nose
injured knee, scalp decorations and in
ternal injuries. Mr.. Wilson has been il
the employ of the Pennsylvania Rail
road for long time and is about 6
years old.