Milford chronicle., 1931-04-24
SEAFORD

ter, Sinah Mae Spicer, to Edward A
Pelham, of Wilmington. The wed
ding took place on April 8 at Elk
ton, Md. After their honeymoon the.
returned to Wilmington where the.
will make their home.
Mrs. Alice Andrews has returned
to her apartments at the Hotel Sus
sex after spending several days il
Baltimore, Md, with friends anC
relatives.
Mrs. Edward Evans and son BILLY
have returned to their home in Mil
ford after spending few days with
/ Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID. Rhea.
f. j. HaIdesty member of the firm
of l.. l.. Hardesty Co. and the John
son Potato Company and Harry e
Griffith, left this week for North
/ Carolina where they will supervise
the transplanting of 100000 sweet
potato plants near Wallace and
Rose Hill, N. c.
Miss Betty Hill of Blades has re-
Gently accepted a position as nurs-
ing at the State Hospital at Farm
hurst.
The ladies' of the Episcopal
Church held benefit bridge and
five hundred party at the Acorn
Club room this past week for the
benefit of the new parish house.
Mrs. Mae Rice of New York City is
spending some time with Miss Mad
cline Weaver on COnwell street.
Ill NH hog hQnn
spending some time at her home on
Arch street has returned to Phila-
delphia.
Colonel James J. Ross, formerly of
Seaford, has returned to his home i'll
Philadelphia after spending some
time with his son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs Brooks l.. Ross.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. J. Patterson have
as their guest, their daughter Eliza
beth of Wilmington.
The City Council met this past
week at the town hall with Mayor
Galloway presiding. The other men,
bers present were Levin w. Culver,
Ira W. Wright, William H. Parsons,
George L. Warrington and Karl X.
OIOWH. lily AOulANAAAAAoh w A5AAN
who was recently appointed treas
urer presented his bond for $4,000
which was accepted. Bills amount
ing to about $4,000 were approved
and ordered paid. Magistrate James
X. Phillips, alderman for the cOun-
Gil, turned in $500 less his com
mission, for fines imposed.
ATarrna GaIIo2UatT Uac inCfFnatah tn
notify the city surveyor Dreyden 10
run grades for the concrete walks
on North and King streets, where
the new st. Luke's P. L. parish
house will be erected.
L. J. Hardesty, II. Milton James
and w. Harry Brown, who were re-
Gently appointed assessors for the
town for this year have about COM
pleted their work.
! Announcement has been received
of the marriage of former superin-
tendent of the local schools, w. w.
II. White and Miss Margaret DOrO-
thy Badger, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Badger, Jr., of Rad
nor, Pa, on April 10, in St. Martins
Church. They will reside at PaOli.
Pa, where they will be at home af
Ter May IS.
Relatives and friends of Rev. Ir
wing Carpenter were pleased to
learn this week that he had been
transferred from the Central New
Jersey Conference to the Whining
ton Conference, and appointed pas
tor OF ReEObOth Beach NJ. f. Church.
His mother, Mrs. Annie Carpenter.
resides here; his father was the late
Rev. Frank F. Carpenter, a former
pastor of st. Johns NJ. e. Church.
The returning Of Rev. l.. T.
Windsor to St Johns NJ. f. Church
here was very satisfactory to the To-
cal members. Rev. Windsor now be-
gins his sixth conference year as
pastor and during this time he has
made hosts of friends both with the
young and old.
Another appointment made by !
Bishop Lester Smith of Chattanooga,
Tenn, who presided over the Will |
Conference recently held at |
Crisfield was the returning of Rev. |
Wilbur f. COrkran, as pastor of Re-
lance charge, serving Woodland, |
and Wesley NJ. F..
Churches. Mr.. Corkran resides in |
West Seaford.
The Rev. Harry N. Bailey was re-
turned to SeafOrd NJ. e. Circuit for
his second year and will serve the
churches on the charge, which cor
5ists of Bethel, Concord and Wes-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton ]. Collins !
recently had as their guests, Mr..
md Mrs. VIM. H. Wiley of Middle
own.
officers for the ensuing year of
he Ladies' Missionary Auxiliary of
VT. Olivet NJ. p. Church were re-
emily elected. Those elected were:
Mrs. Reuben A. Stewart, president;
Mrs. l.. w. Hurley. vice president:
Mrs. VIM. o. COvey, secretary; Mrs
Alhert J. Lank, corresponding secre-
ary and Mrs. Isaac II. Moore, treas
lrer
A large number of SeafOrdidns
notored to Washington, D. c., over
he weekend to see the cherry
blossoms.
Miss Annabel Camper has return
ID to her home in West SeafOrd af-
er spending several days this past
week in Baltimore with friends aond
'elatiVes.
George w. Marvel, farmer, living
lear here, returned home this week
rom the Jefferson Hospital in Phil
Ldelphia where he underwent a Sc
ere Onarotion