Milford chronicle., 1930-08-15
FREDERICK

uIGH anu SlOM ll-uUo AEAA at . soV e.
m, anticipating a glorious outing.
They were not disappointed
but enjoyed every minute of the
exhilirating breezes and the delight
full bathing. They were Joined at
the resort by many friends from
Magnolia and vicinity, thus adding
to the social part in very pleasing
way. An enjoyable feature was the
lunch time, when the heavily laden
baskets produced all the dainty and
delicious foods tina are necessary for
hungry child at picnic. Every
one enjoyed the day of fun and rec
reation.
A large congregation attended the
Sunday morning service in Trinity
NJ. E. church. The special music was
highly appreciated and our thanks
are surely due to the gentlemen
Mr.. Heister, Mr.. Hitler and Mr.. Kee-
fer-for taking this time while on
their vacation to give us such a treat
this extremely hot weather The
electric fans kept the church quite
comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mick, Of Chestnut
Knoll, who were hosts of these
guests are also deserving a share of
our appreciation as it was through
their influence that they were pres
ent. There will be no more service
in the church until Sunday, Septem-
ber Z. Rev. and Mrs. Benson and
son Millard will spend a three
weeks vacation near Ocean City,
Md. Mr.. Benson has been suffering
with bronchitis since the spring and
it is hoped this outing will restore
him to good health again.
Harry r.. Mitten has returned
home from the Milford Emergency
Hospital and continues to improve
daily.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Donovan are
both on the sick list. Their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Evans, has been with them
the past week.
Mrs. Herman Vinyard is still III
the Emergency Hospital but is "est-
ing more comfortably now .han last
week.
Mrs. Lincoln Molar and daughter
Helen, of Richmond, Va, called on
Mrs. Alice G. Melvin on Monday
The community was shocked on
Monday morning to hear that Mrs.
Viva Pritchett POstles, vile of Car"
ence Postles, had passed away dur
ing the night She had been i'll poor
health for some time, due to heart
trouble, but had attended Sunday
school with her family at Barratt S
Chapel on Sunday afternoon and
later in the evening Lad visited her
neighbors. Besides her husband she
is survived by six boys, ranging from
five to sixteen years of age. These
, motherless children 50 suddenly de-
irived of a mothers love and care,
have the sympathy oi the conlmun-
ity Funeral services were held at
Barra,t's ChaTel on Wednesday af-
: ternnon and were attended by a large
concourse of relatives amt friends.
= Mrs. Tabitha BOstic is chaperon-
ing a group of All Club girls at OAK
Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pritchett, oi
} Philadelphia, we're guesrs Of Warner
, Pritchett on Sunday
I Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams are
2 guests of Mrs. John liallett al
: Slaughter Beach.
5 Mrs. Alice Melvin visited MIS-. D
Y R. Grier and daughter Sara at Re
, hoboth this week.
r Miss Bertha Moore. Of Philadel'
g phia, spent her vacation last "eei
q with Miss Margaret Sharp.
5 MI. and Mrs. Charles Palmer ant
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Boone Palmer
MI. and Mrs. Raymond Tome, Mrs
Hettie Trainer and son Paul, Mrs
s. F. Japp of Chester, Pa, have Deel
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George fowler, o
I Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
= Bethards of Audubon, N. j., Wer'
= guests Of Mrs. Mary BethardS owe
;, the weekend.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Collins, o
: Dover, have been recent guests o
u Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harrington.
Miss Claramond Belts, of viii
mington, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lovett
of Bridgeport, N. j., were week-en'
: guests of Mrs. S. K. Belts.
e Mr. Wyatt, the father Of Mrs. vii
|. liam Hill, is quite sick in the Reeb
+ Hospital at Lewes.
l. Miss Elizabeth Lank has returned
: from a six weeks sOjourn at Reno
both.
s Mrs. John C. George and Mr.. an
a Mrs. A. d. Lank and family ar
|, spending a week at Bowers.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dodd' o
g Washington, d. c., are visiting MI
r and Mrs. 1. w. Belts.
It Miss Emma Manlove visited he
J. notbar Mrs. Ida ManloVe, in vii
II mington last Friday.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Max Harrington, o
: West Grove, Pa, spent last wee
n with Mrs. James Bennett.
>. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boone, @
# Wilmington. spent Sunday with MI
! and Mrs. A. w. Boone, previous t
= taking an extended motor trip o.
9 their vacation.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Harringto
q of NOrwalk, Conn, were guests Q
Mrs. Annie b. Harrington on Wed
nesday of last week.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gerow, @
- Blooming Grove, N. Y, are guests q
= Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Wilson.
> Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Garbutt, Of New
st ark. Del, were Sunday guests Of MI
e and Mrs. Ira Garbutt.
l. John Boone, of Trenton, \. j.,
D. visiting his aunt, Mrs. Mary a
Boone.
e James Oldfeld, of Laurel. Del
is called on Frederica friends Sunday
n Mr.. and Mrs. James Millowa
l. spent several days last week at
n tending a church convention 4
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