Milford chronicle., 1932-01-01
DAGSBORO

of 1882 with good wishes and a pros.
porous new year to all.
The road leading from DagsborC
to ShaftoX Corner is now under
construction. There will be a con,
crete road laid in the near future
which will be of great benefit to the
people as they have been travelling
in mud and water for number OF
years.
William Parkhurst has removed
his store house over the bridge 10
his home. He will cease as a gen
eral merchant.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace L. Hickman
entertained to dinner Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Hudson and fam
lily of Frankford, Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Hudson and children of Mills
boro, Mrs. Maggie Steel, Miss Isa-
belle Chandler and Miss Ida Tim
mons and Miss Carrie Truitt of
Frankford.
Miss Marie Hickman was an over
night guest of Miss Isabelle Chand-
Ier during the Christmas week.
Miss Grace Vickers is very ill at
this writing, suffering with a ner-
vous breakdown.
Mrs. A. c. Steen entertained on
Christmas at a goose dinner her
children and c. E. Lingo and fam
lily and Charlie Phillips of Oak Or
chard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hickman en-
tertained to turkey dinner on
Christmas Day.
Miss Eva Hickman and Mr.. Wear
of Philadelphia spent the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
G. Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Horner and
George Long of Philadelphia spent |
Christmas Day with Mr.. and Mrs. |
John w. BrasUre.
Miss Rosalie Daisey is spending |
the holidays here with her parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Daisey.
Miss Hazel Adkins and friend, Mr..
Daisey of Philadelphia were enter
tanned last Thursday evening to a
dutch supper given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harbeson Hickman at their home in
Ocean View
Miss Hazel Atkins is spending
some of the holidays with friends
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Hudson of
near DagsbOro entertained over the
weekend their daughter, Katherine
and friend, Mics Thompson of Phil
ldelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Truitt, Mr..
md Mrs. Arthur Atkins entertained
,ver the weekend Miss Jeanette :
Truitt and Miss Marguerite Hick-
nan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Hudson gave ,
turkey dinner Sunday. Those pres
mt were Miss Elizabeth Lowe of ,
.aurel, Donald Hudson of Philadel- .
hia, Miss Alberta Lynch of RoX- =
ma, Alden Murray of Philadelphia,
lave Derrickson of Williamsville, II
Ir. and Mrs. Joe Rogers of this n
OWN. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Holt :,
nd son Weston of Philadelphia
ere entertained on Sunday even Il
lg. II
Mrs. Ernest Hill of Philadelphia n
nd Mrs. William Singer and two
ms of New York were guests of II
+. and Mrs, S. NJ. Hudson Sunday. M
Clarence Collins of Hockessin
)ent the past week with Mr.. and nj
RS. John NJ. Hudson. Miss Louise v,
udsOn accompanied him home ~
here she is spending her Christ al
as holidays. M
Miss Lurena Steelman, daughter pl
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Steelman and
larlie Dorman, son of MIR. and vi
rs. Ernest DOrman, of near Har- M
son, were quietly married Thurs
" afternoon at Snow Hill by Rev. ed
inkle. They will reside at the re
me OF the groom, near Harbeson. all
lelr many friends wish them a H;
ng and happy married life.
Miss Hilda Steen and Lillian TIM I'LL
Ons spent Christmas week with Mi
iss Cora Steelman.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold w
monthly meeting on Saturday. gu
nuary 2. Mra Helen TAFT, chair All
IN OF the committee, assisted by
IS. l.. +. Archer, Mrs. Raymond me
.ker' Mrs. M. G. Campbell, Mrs. o. MI
Campbell and Mrs. H. C. Claw
n. Ge
lass meeting Wednesday evening am
G5O; Sunday school next Sunday Fr,
ernoon at 1870. We urge that all
nday school scholars and teachers tor
present next Sunday as we will hei
'rganize. There will be no serv- |
next Sunday evening as our pas ter
mas started his revival over at Ow
evidence There will be revival T
vices IN our sister church SO let cal
go around and all work together ter
the uppbuilding of Gods King M.
n. Now as Christmas is almost 8
le we are approaching the New A.
II, the year of 1882, let us as the Q
saying is, turn over new leaf den
olu leal may be blOtted, smeared The
lull OF mistakes that is all gone. SUI
cannot get it back, so let us as 1
turn over this new leaf. keen it Rev
I ana clean, in SO doing we must ly
p Jesus in our hearts and lives. YOr
know not what lays before us on
year of 1882, but if we follow 6
Isl we will have no difficulty in dav
ping our leaf clean. He knows full
way; He has gone that way be- z
:. Pra
ie were again visited by the ing,
th angel and took from us an Dai
9r OF our dearly beloved mem Kin
:, Sister Eliza Toomey. She was G.
ears old. She had been a mem day
OF the M. p. Church for a long past
:. She was a good Christian wo- r.
!. She attended church regular the
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