Milford chronicle., 1932-02-05
DELMAR


Richard Cullen, a student a
Maryland University, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Cullen.
Mrs. Milton Cleary and daughter
Irene, of Wilmington, were weekend
guests of relatives in Delmar.
Mrs. H. M. Wales, Mrs. Irma Bari
and Mrs. Dora Fitzgerald attended
meeting of the past matrOns anC
past patrons of Delaware, in viii.
mington, Friday evening.
S. S. class No. 4, of the M. e
Church, will be entertained on Tues.
day evening by Mrs. Maud Ellis, al
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hast
ings.
The Rev. G. w. Harris, head of the
Good viii Association of Whining
ton, addressed the congregation OF
the NJ E. Church at the Sunday
morning service. In the evening,
Rev. Leonard White, district super
intendent, filled the pulpit and gave
the audience an inspiring sermon.
The male quartet and mems Choir
us of twenty-five voices furnished the
music for the evening service.
Mrs. Agnes Brayshaw, of Delaware
City, has been the guest of her old
friends in Delmar this week.
Mrs. Leonard Moore died last
Thursday morning in the Methodist
Hospital, Philadelphia, following an
operation for tumor. Mrs. Moore had
been a patient sufferer for several
months. She is survived by her hus-
ban dand an S-year-Old son, Clifton
Moore. Funeral services were held
from her late home at l p. m. Satur-
day, with Rev. G. w. Bounds, pastor
of the M. E. Church, officiating. Bu-
rial was in M. p. cemetery, this
town.
Mrs. Leslie Barker is with rela-
tives at Crisfield, having been called
there Friday evening by the death
Of her brother, A. Lincoln Dryden,
who had been in poor health for sew
eral months.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Layton, Misses
Adele and Helen Spencer, of Chester,
Pa, and Miss Neva DickersOn, of
and Edward Neal, of Fed
were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur BrewingtOn on Sunday.
At the conclusion of the regular
business meeting of Adah Chapter,
Io. S, o. E. S., Monday evening, Mrs.
Matte Cannon, chairman of the
group of entertainers, had the fol-
owing program presented: Reading,
The Minister'S Grievances" Mrs.
ella Carmine; vocal solo, II Hear A
Thrush at Eve, by Cadman, Mrs.
Blanche Nelson, accompanied by
frs. Merle Nelson at the piano; read
ng, "Out Whiting the Stars, Mrs.
rving Culver; humorous readings,
The Pleasure Exersion", by Marietta |
Iolley, and 1.-THE Widder DoOley",
y Mrs. G. w. Bounds. Refresh
nents.
Mrs. E. H. Dashiell, Miss Maize |
Mrs. Alonza Parker, Mrs. |
usie Marsh and Mrs. Cora Faulkner |
yere dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
lrthur Brewington, Wednesday.
The February meeting of the Wo-
lan's Home Missionary Society will
e held at the home o. Mrs. Marie
,obdell Thursday afternoon.
A Democratic Victory dinner, Civ
n by little bill" Marvel, 3rd, to
everaI of his friends Tuesday even
lg, was the opening note of the
932 campaign in this section. Little
ill", who is 10 years of age, is one
{ the staunchest adherents of JEFF
,rsOnian principles in this section;
lso one of the mos enthusiastic and
erhaps one of the youngest active
emocrats in the State. Despite his
,nder years, he discusses public
len and the issues of the day as
'eely as many who are of voting
ge. He has the walls of his room
ned with the portraits of the most
rominent Democrats of the past 20
ears, and proudly exhibits a letter
ON Josiah Marvel, a distant rela-
We, written when Mr.. Marvel was
,eking the nomination for U. S. Sen
or. The dinner was served in the
lme of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
IN. S. Marvel, Jr., with the follow h
e guests present: DR., S. H. Lynch,
on. S. N. Culver, Irving Culver,
rof. F. e. Nunvar, V. ]. Carmine,
arence Matthews, Henry White and
ines r. McLernon. V. J. Carmine
ted as toastmaster, and after an
ldress of welcome by the youthful
,st and a response by Irving Culver
sponses were made to the follow r
g toasts: Biological aspects of hui
an problems, DR.. S. II. Lynch; The
ntrifugal force of Democratic
achine, Henry White; Omens of
ccess, j. r. McLernon; Romance
the rails, Clarence Matthews;
wells of friendship, S. N. Culver;
le pen is mightier than the sword,
Il. Nunvar. The assembled guests !
esented "Billy Boy" with foun-
in pen and a pencil. after which
ey departed leaving behind them
any expressions of a wonderful
ening.