Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17

made in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Mrs. Mather was born and reared
in SeafOrd. being a daughter of Tho
late Thomas r. and Mrs. Belle Har
per, and had resided here until hel
marriage to Mr.. Mather 43 years
ago. Mrs. Mather was an active wor-
ker in Mt. Oliyet NJ. p Church, and
was Il teacher of the Ladies Bible
Class in the Sunday School until
compelled to resign last Christmas
She is survived by one son, A. Har-
per Mather, of SeafOrd, and two
stepdaughters, Mrs. Sarah Tull, of
Baltimore, Md, and Mrs. Everett
Lawson, of Crisfeld, Md.
AT the annual meeting of the
shareholders of the SeafOrd Build
ing and Loan Association in the
Seaford Trust Company building
this past week, all the members of
the board of directors were re-elect-
ed with the exception of Ira Wright,
local merchant, who was succeeded
by Harry A. Phillips. The board of
directors consist of II members
who are as follows: Harry G.. Dar-
bic, Captain Harry NJ Bell. Robert
B. Elliott. Glen NJ. Huston, John Il.
Eskridge, Ernest J. Hardesty, Ma
thaniel NJ. COnaway, John w. Hast
ings, Charles NJ. Hollis, Edward J.
Winder, J. Emery Wiley, DR.. II. NJ.
Manning, Everett +. Willen and
Harry A. Phillips.
The directors organized by elect
ing the following officers: Harry c.
Darbie, president; e. J. Winder,
vice president, and Everett T.. Will
len, secretary and treasurer.
The treasurer reported that there
were 1906 outstanding shares with
an earning for the past year of sew
en- and four-tenths per cent. The
association has made splendid pro-
gress and is rendering the COM
munity very valuable service.
Miss Helen Dixon Blaud has re-
turned to her home i'm Philadelphia
after spending several days last week
with Mrs. ]. Scott Hurley, also of
who is visiting her mo-
ther, Mrs James II. Cook.
A large number of the members of !
the local Parent-Teacher AssOcia-
ton attended the meeting of the |
Delaware Parent-Teacher ASSOcia- |
Lion held in the Opera House in Do
YER this past Saturday. The mem
berS met at the home of Mrs. Ger
Tude Dukes on Saturday morning
1t 8 o'clock and departed from there
in local school bus.
Glen NJ. Huston, secretary and
treasurer of the Seaford Trust Com
pany who recently submitted TO a
major operation at the jefferson
Hospital in Philadelphia returned
nome the middle of this past week
md was feeling much better
T. j. Winder, president of the Sea
ord Trust Company, who has been
II for the past several months, be-
ng confined to the Beebe Hospital
1t Lewes, and later in the Jefferson
Hospital in Philadelphia, where he
underwent a serious operation, was
lble this past week to walk down to
he local bank where he attended a
meeting.
Mrs. Daniel S. Culver, formerly of
Seaford and granddaughter, Miss
virginia Killmah, have returned to
heir home in Beverly, N. j., after
pending several days here with rel
ltiyes.
Mrs. Alva Davis Rawlins has re-
WnGd home after spending several
weeks in Miami. Florida.
q s. H. Thompson, owner and man
ger Of the hotel here has returned
lOme from a business trip to Phil
delphia this past week.
Caleb l.. Fine, has returned to
Springfield, Mass, after spending
this past week with his
wife at their apartments on High
treet. ......
Mrs. Willie Shipley recently had
IS her guest her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
}. Johnson, of DoWningtown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Monaco and
amily have returned home after
pending several days this past
week with friends in New York City.
Mrs. Harrison NJ. Manning has re-
urned to her home on Pine street
fter spending a week with her bro
her-in-law and sister, Dr.. and Mrs.
'ecil f. Freed, in Reading, Pa.
Mrs. Paul Bowden and children
ave returned to their home in New
yOrk City after spending several
ays with her mother, Mrs. Lola
irifIlth on Arch street.
George w. Marvel entered the JEFF