Milford chronicle., 1931-05-01

several encOres until he was jus
about exhausted.
Sunday School Class Has Social
t The Lucky Dozen" Sunday SchOo
: class of girls of the NJ p. Church
I taught by Miss Ruth LaramOre, hel,
G a sock social in the Sunday SchoO
B.. annex last week. The purpose of tn
, social was to raise some funds. to
ward their annual pledge. Abou
! sixty were present for the occasion
and participated in the games. Tht
: following program was giVen Ad
dress OF Welcome. Billy James
chorus by class; You Can Smile;
= recitation, To-day and Yesterday"
Matilda Billings; reading, Mrs. Clyde
Miller; piano solo, Robins Return"
Lucille Evans; reading when 0ul
Ship Comes In, Eliza zimmerman;
son, "Springtime in the Rockies" >"
Doris Hall; reading, Spring, by
John Holms Potter Madeline
Draper; duet, Living for Jesus,
Mary Ann Fleming and Pearl Moore
reading, Thing Before You Speak"
Geraldine Draper; stunt by Glass,
We'll l Will". Chorus by Glass, re-
citation, "At Church next Sunday,
Virginia Hammond Closing Song
The class realized about fourteen
dollars from their Efforts.
A meeting of the Young Hustler"
class will be. held at the home of
Robert Smith tomorrow evening at
s o'clock. The class expect to lay
plans for a bake to be held in about
two weeks in order to raise money
toward their Sunday School pledge.
The final meeting of the year for
the Harrington New Century Club
will be held in the club house on
Tuesday evening. A splendid pro-
gram has been prepared to which
the husbands of the members have
been invited.
The local fire company was called
to chimney fire at the home of
fireman Claude N. Cahallon, Liberty
street, last week. The fire was eX-
tinguished without damage.
Mrs. Gertrude Cahall of Philadel
plIia, Pa, has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert K Jones.
Dr.. J. A. Klump of WilliamspOrt,
Pa, has been visiting friends here
and at Milford during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Lazarus,
Mr. and Mrs. John Harper, Mrs.
Betty Macklin and Miss Jean Mack
lin all of Philadelphia, Pa, spent |
the weekend with Mrs. A. V. Sat
terrified.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Shaw of
Penns Grove, NJ j., spent the week
end with local relatives.
Mrs. Laura Payne of Odessa, N.
Y, is visiting her brother, and Sis
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Beau /
champ.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
z. Church, will hold chicken salad
supper in the Church annex on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Masten and Mrs. Fred
Greenly, both entertained their re-
5pective bridge clubs on Friday eve
ming of last week.
Mr.. Walter Weit2el of Whining
on, spent the weekend with Mr.. !
md Mrs. l.. r. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Satterficld and
;hildren of Wilmington spent the
Weekend with the latters parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Cahall.
An automobile accident in which
he occupants miraculOusly escaped
injury occurred on the Harrington
md Denton road, Sunday afternoon.
broken wheel was the cause of 4
he accident. Passing a.}large truck,
lie automobile in which were Mrs.
\. v. Satterfield of Harrington and
ONE friends from Philadelphia, Pa,
eft the road and hit a soft shoulder, {
he car turned over when the wheel
rushed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Smith attended
be, races at llavre dc Grace last q
reek.
Mrs. Noah Cain is spending a week {
nth Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Simmons {
4 Philadelphia, Pa. II
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leliites visit S
d friends at Milton recently. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Ramsdell en- /
,rtained relatives from Philadelphia, h
a., on Sunday. I
Harry Ward of New Jersey and
lillian Ward of Dover were guests q
Earl Sylvester on Saturday. "
Mrs. Harriet RoXitti of Salisbury, i,
w. opGuI JuG WGth-Guu WIFI WI. | X
nd Mrs. l.. e. Watson. 8
RS. Emily COrdrey Buried I
After being confined TO her home a
l Weiner avenue for the past nine
,ars, and only able to leave tho ~
Iuse with assistance, death occur
ID to Mrs. Emily Cordrey, age SO il
'ars, Sunday afternoon, from i'll r,
mites of old age. Mrs. Cordrey -
as the widow of the late J. J.. Cor a,
ey, who died about II years ago. y,
rs. Cordrey was a member of the
cal M. e. Church. and was regular @,
her attendance until her health ~
lied. For the past three months ="
e was confined to her bed under 70,
g care of daughter-in-law. 81
lneral services were held from the "i
E. Church this afternoon at two -.
lock with interment in Hollywood ~
metery near Harrington. The de-
ased is survived by one son, James g
Cordrey, residing in Los Angeles. 1o 1t
liforHia, and one granddaughter, -
S. Violet MenOna of New York
y. The services were in charge of aGn an
" E. II. Collins. ue
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ Ebrhard ell Sc
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. POllctt, er
S. William Marshalland, Mr..
mes Hudson all of Stockton, Md, sp
Sunday. pa
1rs. Theodore Smith and Mrs. J. p
Ink Graham have been recent gu
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