Milford chronicle., 1931-12-04

b3nqqUct came to a close with the
bcnediction by our pastor. Press
committee.
Georgetown Bargain Store, G. w.
lynch, proprietor. has opened for
business ia the Wagamon Block on
tAa north side Of the Public Square,
i'm the rooms formerly occupied by
a. F Wiigus.
Edward Rose, Asa Gray, Walter
Townsend and Harry johnson We're
down 10 the Seal island Cunning
Club al FeuWick Island on a gun
ming tIlp the last weekend. They
returned with several geese and
ducks. I'd is still wondering why
sixteen shells won't y work in a
tWeive-gange sun.
Mn. and Mrs. Il $. Okie are eX-
pecung TO begin in a few days the
erection Of modern residence on
the west side of South Bedford
street, near the home Of MI. and
Mrs Benjamin Faucet Mrs. Okis
rs q daughter OF Mrs Isabelle ana
the laCe Linford P. Faucet and will
move here from Erlt0n, n. ]
Mr. and Mrs George r. Workman.
al their home On East Market street
last Sunday, entertained a number
CT relatives and friends at a duck
dinner. Their guests we're Rev. and
Mrs II " Ralph Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Short and son Dalbert Mr. and
hrs Jonn Workman and daughter
IDA, 1Ir. ana Mrs. Kensey Sharp ana
family and Nh and Mrs Wilson
Workman and family
4 Quiet bUt very pretty wedding
took place in the Presbyterian
Church, here, Thursday morning,
Nov 18th at z o'clock, when Miss
Helen anne Pittard, only daughter
OF 1IIs. Eva B PittaTd and the late
George PitjaTd, Chestnut street, this
town. became the bride OF Clarence
Linden McIlvaine, son of Mr.. and
Mrs AlOnz0 MCIlFaine also residing
llL- Chestnut street The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Thomas
Parker EiceIe, pastor of the church,
Ia the presence OF many relatives
and q rev friends As the bridal
party approached the altar, Mrs
@eTIll c 5moot sang 4 Love You
Truly" with Mrs. Florence Train
ham Jones accompanying at the
piano and the Rev Martin J. Bran.
rector Of st. Pauls Protestant Epis
copal Church, playing the violin.
The attendants were Miss Marian
NJ. Burton, daughter Of Mr., and
hrs BuIkhOlder rural supervisor
OF schools in the northern section |
OF this county. The bride was be
attired in a dark green en- /
5emble, brown hat, gloves, slippers /
and stockings to match, The en-
semble was trimmed with raccoOn /
collar The bride carried a cOrsage |
Of yellow chrysanthemums Miss |
Burton was attired in Spanish tile .
and wore a brown hat, with gloves
and slippers to match She carried |
q large bunch of bronze chrysanthe
NUNS The ushers were Wilbur
WEIGH Jr., OF Germantown, Pa, a
nephew of the groom, and Arthur Lee
d brother of the bride. The
church was beautifully decorated
with yellow chrysanthemums potted
plants and pine The bride is one
Of the popular young girls of this
town and is widely known through
JUJ the county. She is a graduate
lf Georgetown high school, class Of
25, and for some time has been sec
retary to Dr. Joseph B. NAPLES here.
The groom is q graduate of the
Georgetown high school, class '22.
During his school days lie was a star
ootball player He is associated in
business with his father under the
i.m tylc Of A. McIlvaine s. Son,
1TicA manufacturers on the George
own LeWes highway near town. He
S also a member of the Georgetown
}0tary Club They left shortly af-
Ell the wedding for Asheville, N. c.,
where they will spend several days
listing relatives of the bride, and
While in the South may go to Flor
ia. Upon their return they will
iait many points of interest in the
Valley They will re-
ld3 On Chestnut street in this town
Mr and Mrs. Ira w. Davis, of
have purchased the
roperty formerly owned by Mrs An
lie ThOr0ughgOod on Railroad ave-
lie. and VIII occupy it next year.
Flocks Of wild geese have been
cen passing South over this section.
his is said to be a srue sign that
old weather is at hand
The residence of Joseph G. Green
ut On South Bedford street is re-
Giving a new coat Of paint.
4 daughter was born to Mr.. and
-rs, HyTan Rogers on Monday.
At the last regular meeting of Mid
md Grange, Brother c. r. Snyder
ave very interesting and instruc-
We address on THE Use of Lime on
le Farm After the address, the
embers discussed plans for a new
range Hall a committee, headed
2 Master Roy Swain, will take care
ali details. The building will be
feet long and sc feet wide 1t will
2 located on the Grange building
t next to the store of John A Jones
] North Race street.
The next regular meeting of the
range will he Monday December z.
II IN 3mbers should be present as
is il the night for the annual cleo
7n Cf officers
James E. Mock spent Wednesday
Franklin City, Va.
Miss Virginia Lee Graves has been
the Beebe Hospital for treatment
the ears.
Willard Phillips, of Wilmington,
IS been in town this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Barto, of
aahiagton, D c., spent part of the
st week with the latter's sister,
's, a. M. Day
O.