Milford chronicle., 1930-05-30
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the card party at the Nurses Home
Don't forget the benefit card party
at the Nurses Home Tuesday, Juno
10.
The Faithful Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet Thursday, June
s, with Mrs. l. d. Short.
The Fellowship Bible Glass will
have rummage sale on Saturday
June 7, all day and evening in the
ATmOry Hall.
The Tuesday Night Card Club
was the guest of Mrs. Oscar Moore
last week. Mrs. Charles Hirsch win
ming high prize and Mrs. John Ma
larkey low.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mil
ford Emergency Hospital will give
card party Tuesday, June 10, in
the Nurses Home. Everyone is in
vited to be present.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Aid of the Avenue NJ. E.
Church will be held in the chapel on
Wednesday afternoon, June 4, at 3
o'clock. This is the final meeting of
the season.
William Longwell, aged about SIS
years, shot and killed himself at his
boarding house, Tuesday afternoon.
A verdict of suicide was rendered by
a cOroner's jury. Longwell came to
Milford several years ago from the
west
1t has been suggested this DecOra-
ton Day that it would be better il
more people would use flags four by
six, on the graves in the cemeteries,
instead of flowers. This would make
a uniform appearance and a very
beautiful sight.
Mrs. Earle +. WOrthington enter
tanned in honor of Miss Grace Walls
of Dover on Tuesday evening the
following: Misses Marie Rogers,
Myrtle Daniels, Helen Rogers, Thel-
ma Hastings, Mary Hastings, Bea-
trice Donovan, Teddy Nelson, Os-
borne Walls and Butch" Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman n. Tran
seau of YeadOn, Pa, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of
fine son, Marvin Duray, who arrived
on Friday, May 23, at Cooper Hospi-
tai, Camden, N. J. Mrs. Transeau
will be remembered as Miss Lauret-
ia Truitt of Lincoln. Mother and son
are doing very well.
Memorial Day at y. m, standard
time, the Historical Society OF Will
mington Conference, will place
church flag on the grave of Bishop
Whatcoat, WhatcOat cemetery, Dow
er. Hon. Elwood Nelson Of Whining
ton, E. C. Mailman of Denton, Md,
president of the society, md o. A.
BARLEY of Preston, Md, will speak.
Music by Wesley Church of Dover.
The public is invited
c. Russell Snyder, director of
Evergreen Forest Band, r. c. L.,
was admitted to the Delaware Hos
pital in Wilmington, last week. On
Monday of this week Prof. Snyder
was operated upon for mastoids. 1t
is reported that his condition is
as good as could be expected. Senior
Deputy Supreme Tall Cedar Harry
w. Wenninger is in touch with the
hospital authorities, and is keeping
the members of Evergreen Forest
informed as to Director Snyder's
condition.
Grand Master w. Henry Ennis OF
the Grand Lodge of Delaware, indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, was
in Milford last Monday evening, con-
ferring with members of Crystal
Fount Lodge, No. 10, I.O.O.F., rela'
tive to the joint memorial service J
for the lodges of Kent and Sussex
counties, that will be held in the |
Plaza Theatre on June Is at 2:3O
D. M, standard time. The combined |
orchestras of Crystal Fount Lodge |
and the First Presbyterian Church |
under the direction of Prof. Arthur |
Hudson, will furnish music for the
occasion. 1t has not been definitely
decided as yet, who will make the
memorial address.
Last Sunday night the newly-elec-
ted EpwOrth League officers OF the
Milford Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church were installed by Doctor
Frank Herson. The Candle Light In
stillation Service reminded each Of
ficer that her God Given Light would
illuminate the path of the local
chapter. Watch for the date OF our
next social and make sure to see
these officers at their best. The Ep-
worth League wishes to express its
to Harry L. Hill, also
to donating and purchasing friends
who made the rummage sale a sue
cess. Much credit is due the chair
man, Miss Sara Prettyman. The
proceeds will defray expenses of one
delegate. This Sunday night there
will be song service at 6:45 p. m.
and at Z p. m. John Jewell VIII take
charge. Come and do your bit.
Those who attended the covered
dish supper given by the Foreign
Missionary Society of the Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church had a
very pleasant time. This event takes
place each year and marks the final
meeting until fall. This year the
mite boxes were collected at the
same time and short program Civ
an. DR.. NJ. Dalema Draper was toast
mistress and likened the event to 4
exercise when good
wishes and inspiratiOnal thoughts
we're bestowed upon those finishing
heir work. Mrs. Richards, the pres
dent. gave the greeting which was
ollowed by an instrumental duet by
Mrs. Hurley and Miss Elizabeth