Milford chronicle., 1931-07-10
FREDERICK

ing. She was of a quiet, retiring dis
position, exceedingly kind and ger
ial in manner, endearing herself t
those who knew her.
She was a faithful and devote
wife, sharing bravely with her hus
band life's cares and ills and low
ing mother. No amount of self-denia
seemed too great for for her if there
by she might minister to the com
fort and happiness of her family
During the spring her health failed
rapidly. When her health permitted
she was in attendance at church
Funeral services were held at hel
home on Wednesday afternoon in
charge of her pastor, Rev. N. c.
Benson, of Trinity NJ. E. Church
Mr.. Davidson of Magnolia sang a
favorite selection of hers. Interment
made in Barratts Chapel cemetery.
She is survived by her husband and
sister, Mrs. Elliott of Millsboro.
The many friends of Capt. John
Cunningham will be glad to know he
returned from the Milford hospital
Monday and is now at home.
DR.. Benjamin F. Burton of Buffalo
was the guest of his parents on Sun
day They returned with him to Syr-
aclse where they are visiting with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Gordon.
Miss S. Elizabeth Lank who spent
two weeks in Philadelphia returned
last week for few days and is now
at RehOboth.
Mrs. Mary Boone is visiting rela-
tives in Denton, while Mrs. Edith
Melvin is staying for a short time in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Josephine Carey spent last |
week in Wilmington. i
Mrs. Sallie Williams entertained |
Edgar Allaband and daughter, Mar
garet of Washington, D. c., on We'd
nesday. Mrs. Williams Joined them
on Thursday when they all mOtored
to Rehoboth where Mr.. Allaband
was attending a convention of phar-
macists.
The heat wave was broken on
Wednesday when this section was
visited by a heavy wind, rain and
hail storm.
Mrs. I. Jackson of Wyoming call
ed on Mrs. c. H. Speel and sisters :
Friday afternoon. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert J. Dodd and ]
children, Sylvia and Watson Herbert {
of, Washington, D. c., are guests of
her parents, Senator and Mrs. I. w.
Belts. II
Cecil Hudson and sister, Betty of !
Newark are guests of their grand
mother, Mrs. Sallie Hudson. h
J. Ihos. Kirk, one of our oldest cit a
liens, spent the Fourth of July in Z
Dover, the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Daisy McMichael. He will re- fl
main for few days. s
Mrs. John Stevens and grandson,
John Francis Woodall are staying n
a while with Mr.. Stevens at New c
Castle. a
Miss Bertha Moore and Miss Mar il
garet Sharp of Philadelphia were
the guests of the parents of the lat c.
ter over the weekend. g
Mrs. Luther Robbins is spending a al
while with her daughter, Mrs. VIM. al
8oyce of Wilmington. p
MIR. and Mrs. Saltar are occupying
Mrs. A. W. CarrOw's property which M
vas recently vacated by Mrs. Bilder- M
Iack. of
William Palmer has moved his re
am1ly in the church house next W.
oor' to StevensOn's restaurant. Nj
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott of MillsbOro
re the guests of their brother-in- as
Nv, Jas. Johnson. Oh
Miss Claramond Belts and Miss LO
larry Alexander of Wilmington were
nests of Mrs. S. K. Belts over the ha
,eek-end. Saturday they went to Sh
laughter Beach and on Sunday No
icy were at Oak Orchard and Beth
ny Beach. da
Max Harrington and family spent hol
le Fourth of July with their mo- in
Ter, Mrs. Jane Bennett tiv
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Smith enter
lned Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fields and son
m. 'Sapp of Wilmington on Satur- aft
y; sunday they all spent at Oak cot
n
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Mitten had rec
their guests on the fourth Mr. ter
d Mrs. Conner Mitten and SON of
lly OF Milford and Mr.. and Mrs. K
m A. conner of Norwood Park, ana
MRS. A. d. Lank and family with her.
IS. John George and Mrs. Mary l..
tnards spent Saturday at Reho- q
tn. is S
Mr.. and Mrs. Ponder Thomas his
ent the Fourth at their cottage at sire
hoboth. They entertained Mrs. M
rman Vinyard and son, Henry and som
5. Willard Slaughter. Mr.. Vinyard OF h
n Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp Wilson and
ned his family at the shore on M
nday afternoon. are
dr. and Mrs. Chas. Malin and FAM NOR
and Mrs. Frank Macdonald of ana
lladelphia spent the weekend seal
h their parents, Rev. and Mrs. N YMl
Benson at the M. E. parsonage. turn i
SILLY and Marie Laudenberger of dICel
ton, N. j., and Nancy Jane An sne
son of Wilmington are the guests MISS M! s5
their grandmother, Mrs. John Ill VI, IL
Wi
Lrs. Alice G. Melvin, Miss Edith @ recei
FARRELL and Mrs. Annie B. Har- SisIe S.,
ston. who are attending the Sum linS'
School at the University Of Del
ire were home over the weekend
previous weekend Mrs. Melvin