Milford chronicle., 1931-06-05
LINCOLN CITY


to them, for upon their return from
a drive, they found the grounds OF
their home beautifully decorated and
tables tastefully spread and loaded
with the delicacies of the season.
The arrangement and success of the
event was due to the skill and en-
ergy of Mrs. c. E. Reed, Mrs. Fl. l.
| Warren and Mrs. Oscar Johnson,
with c. e. Reed as master of cere-
monies. A speech of congratulatiOn
and welcome was delivered by ].
Stephen ShOckley; two solos were
rendered by C.. E. Reed, before and
during the wedding ceremony; he
was accompanied by Mrs. G. T. Reed
of Milford. The attendants of Mr..
and Mrs. Symonds at the ceremony
were Mrs. Paynter Collins, Miss Es-
telle Shockley, Charles Sackett and
J. Stephen Shockley. Margaret Jane
Beideman acted as ring bearer and
Ethel Mae Warren as flower girl.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Willis. Duets were rendered
by Ralph and Robert Reed on the
clarinet and cornet. Jack Shock
ley rendered a reading that was well
received.
Following the ceremony the party
was invited to partake of the re-
freshments which were served by
the following hosesses: Mrs. G. T.
Reed, Mrs. Caroline Beideman, Mrs.
Ethel Warren and Mrs. Linda
Shockley.
Many presents of gold and checks
were presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Sy-
monds as expressions of the love
and good will of their relatives and
friends. After a season of pleasant
entertainment the good-byes were
spoken with wishes for many more
years of happy married life.
The following nephews and neiceS
and friends were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Shockley and their
children, Karl and Estella, and Mrs.
Estella Shockley, of Westville, N. j.;
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. ShOckley and
son Junior, of Merchantsville, N. j.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo S. Shockley and
children, Stephen, Clarissa, Edward
and Dolores, of Haddonfield, N. j.;
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ernest Reed and
nephew, j. Stephen ShOckley, of
Brookline, Pa; William M. Shockley,
of Coatsville, Pa; Willard e. Sack
EFT, Charles j. Sackett and DR.. P. T.
Carlisle, of COllingswood, N. j.; Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Beideman and daugh-
ter Margaret Jane; Mr.. and Mrs.
Beideman, of Gradon, Pa;
Beideman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Johnson, of Glendale; Rev.
]. S. Willis, Mrs. Louis p. Shaw,
Mrs. Gertrude Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. !
George Warren and daughter, Ethel :
Mae; Miss Winnie Harder, Mr. and |
Mrs. George II. Warrington, E.
Green Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. COrdrey
Case, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Abbott, Mr.. }
and Mrs. Harry Warren, and Mr..
and Mrs. II. d. Cook, of Lincoln, |
Del, and G. T. Reed and wife and
sons Robert A, George T., Jr and
Ralph v. and Miss Mildred Coulter |
If Milford. Del.
Lincoln Enters Sussex League
The strong Milton club will play
lincoln in the opening of the Sus- /
3eX League at Lincoln. The league
officially opened Memorial Day but !
lue to the fact that there are five |
cams in the league, Lincoln had no I
scheduled league game last Satur- !
lay, Milton defeated Lewes in both
heir opening games, so Milton still
las powerful team such as they !
lad last year. The game should
uTniSh good entertainment as Lin
.oln has a good team this year. If
he people of Lincoln and vicinity
will get behind the boys they will
ry their best to win the race for
he trophy. This game Saturday
hOuld draw large crowd, so let's
II come out and see our team win.
anyone wishing schedule of the
'ussex League games may get one
t G.. A. MOrrison's store, free of
barge.
Miss Hazel Donovan, daughter of |
IT. and Mrs. Noah Donovan, passed
way early Friday morning at the |
Emergency Hospital, age 20 years.
'uneral services were held at the |
|. p. church at Milford on Sunday {
fternoOn, conducted by Rev. J. l..
ichols, and interment made in the |
id Fellows Cemetery. The de- |
eaScd leaves her parents and sister c
Iargaret, and large number of rel
Lives and friends. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brooks and
IN Eugent, of Denton, Nd, and the
isses Arvilla and Alberta Newton, &
Philadelphia, were weekend
lests of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Sat- f
rield. t
Earl Jewell and family, of Lin t
Ood, Pa, spent Saturday and Sun +
~ with Frank Vadakin and family. e
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald visited S
con Kelly and family at Frederick t
| Sunday. f
Mrs. r. J. Marker, of Philadelphia, s
'ent the weekend as the guest of a
rs. Lizzie Swain. p
VIM. Shockley, of Coatesville, Pa, +
'ent the past week with relatives. Il
Walter e. Donovan, of near Smyr- e
/, was among relatives on Friday. s
Nelson Abbott and wife, of Will il
ingtOn, accompanied with Chester c
and wife of Lewes, and g
ildred and Frank Vadakin, of this
wn, mOtored to Washington, d. c., ty
Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marker and
Hazel, and Charles Mark
visited Mrs. Markers mother,
rs. A. B. Donovan and family, over
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