Milford chronicle., 1931-07-03
LINCOLN CITY

of Philadelphia. The bride is {
graduate of the teachers course o.
the University of Delaware. She has
been employed for the past three
years in Lower Merton School Dis
trict. Mr. Wolfe is a graduate of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. He is
an electrical engineer, employed by
the Philadelphia Electric Company
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe left immedi-
ately after the ceremony for a trip
through the southern and middle
western states. They will be at home
after August first at 4433 Pine street
in Philadelphia.
This Saturdays game between
Lincoln and Rehoboth will be play
ed at the Milford ball park at 10 a.
m. 1t is hoped that all the Lincoln
fans will go to Milford to see this
game and support their team. This
change is not permanent as the
game was moved to Milford in or
der to draw larger crowd and help
the team out of financial difficulties.
Any base ball fan who has the in
terest of his team at heart will GER
tainly go three miles to see a game
in which Lincoln participates. 1t is
requested that all those who have
cars and do not have load, please
stop at George Morrison's store and
pick up those who have no way to
go, before leaving. The admission
for this game will be the same as in
Lincoln-25c, so let's all go the same
as usual.
About so members and friends of
the Friendship Bible class rendered
a farewell surprise party to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Peterson at their home on
Johnson avenue on Monday evening.
The affair was a complete surprise
to them and her delight became
more apparent when she found so
many of the members of the class
present. 1t sure has been pleas
ure to have the Petersons with us
as she has helped so much with the
music in the church and Sunday
school.
Ethel Mae Warren was the guest
of Jessie and Irma Macklin on Sat
urday.
Vernon Reed and family are
spending the week at the Henderson
cottage at Slaughter Beach.
Mrs. Harvey SymOnds, former
resident of this town, passed away
at the home of her niece, Mrs. Tina
Heisie, at WellsborO, Pa, age sc
years, 8 months and 20 days. Funer-
al services were held on Thursday
s,,ko in NIi11chnT n !
Mrs. Wilbur Heath has been con-
fined. to her room on account of ILL
ness.
On Friday afternoon a very happy
time was spent at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Derrickson when
their little daughter, Marie, was
hostess to fourteen of her little
the occasion being her third
After an hour spent play
ing on the lawn, the little folks j
we're invited into the dining room 1
which was beautifully decorated in
pink and white roses. The table sat
arch of rose buds, with
pink baskets of pink and white can
ly as favors. Many beautiful gifts {
we're received. The guests were Ann '
Calvin Clendaniel, Joan
Swain, Audie Macklin, Phyllis Fitz-
gerald, Aileen and Tommy Clendan-
ell, Eugene Clark, Billy Kibler,
Martin Clendaniel, Billy Effinger,
Wanda, Emily and Martha Clendan-
ell.
John LeCompte and wife and Mrs.
Edward Fitzgerald attended a meet
ng of the Eastern Star at Camden,
Y. j., on Wednesday night of last
week.
Alvah Redden and family of Phil
spent the weekend with
is sister, Mr.. and Mrs John Cover
ale.
Miss Nellie O'Loughlin of New
-ork City is visiting her brother,
ohm O,Loughlin.
Mrs. R. c. Wheatherley and
aughter, Violet, are spending two
'eeks with her parents, Mr.. and
[rs. J. Clendaniel.
While working on the new school
II Tuesday of last week, George
had the misfortune OF
'acturing both bones in his ankle.
The residence of George H. War
en on Johnson avenue is being
eatly painted by H. S. Marker, con-
actor and recoTatOr. Mr.. Marker n
as formerly of Wilmington but has
scently moved his family to the
ettyjohn cottage at Slaughter
each.
Tho Sunbeam class of tho M r n
lnday school will meet with Mrs.
ichard Johnson on Monday eve
ng, July 6. A good attendance Of
embers is desired.
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald, Mrs. VIM
eterson and Mrs. Dallas Kibler
ere Dover visitors on Monday.
Miss Myrtle Cunningham and
lend, Lawrence Snyder, of Will
ington were the guests of Mr.. and
RS. John Donovan on Wednesday.
On Wednesday evening of last
eek at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Reed the members and their
ives of the Good Will q. Sunday
hool class gave a farewell party
honor of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Pet
son, who will be moving to Dover
e latter part of the week. Games
ID music were much enjoyed. Mr..
'aige sang solos which were fine.
lie class gave a vote of thanks to
RS. Peterson and Mr.. Craige for
cir many past kindnesses. At
-e hour refreshments of ice cream
d cake were served.
Miss Ethel pagsmOrn VIM Me- N