Milford chronicle., 1932-05-06
FREDERICK

In recognition of outstanding pa
ticipation in campus activities an
scholastic attainments the Phi Kal
pi Phi national honorary organize
tiOn has announced a list of fift
students from twelve colleges fo
membership and initiation this yea
Three of the groups are dOin
graduate work among whom is Mis-
Mary B. DerricksOn at the Univer
sity of Syracuse. She is the daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs John b. Derrick
son of Frederica. We extend TO he
our sincere congratulations.
Death has again entered our mids
and two of our citizens passed int
the Great Beyond last week.
On Thursday Mrs. Sallie Hill, wifi,
of Frederick Hill, passed away il
the Kent General Hospital
She had been in i'll health fol
some time and in highly nervous
state for number of years, subject
to the unremitting care and loving
devotion of her husband and son.
Mrs. Hill was highly respected for
her many admirable virtues. She
was a sincere Christian, a good wife
and neighbOr and tender and af-
fectiOnate mother. SHE was truly re-
gardful for her home and family.
FIneral services were held ON
Monday afternoon, conducted by her
pastor, Rev. N. c. Benson. Trinity NJ.
e. Choir sang several selections. A
profusion of beautiful floral offer
ings testified to the love and esteem
in which the deceased was held.
A large cOncOurse of relatives and
friends from near and far attended
the services.
Mrs. Hill is survived by her hus-
hand and one son, Lester Hall, by
her first marriage. The relatives
have the sincere sympathy of the
community in their sad hour of be-
reavement. Interment was made ut
Barratt's cemetery.
On Friday morning Mrs. Ida
Macklin, wife of Charles Macklin,
passed away after an illness due TO.
a complication of diseases. She had
been in poor health fOr Il number of
year,. Mrs. Macklin was a good
Chi istian woman of an amiable and
gracious personality and generous
sympathies toward all around her
and was greatly respected.
Funeral services were held on
Sunday afternoon and were attended
by an immense thrOng from here
and Milford Neck where the family
once resided and held their MEM
bership in Milford Neck Church. |
Rev. N. c. Benson otficiated at the
The choir of Milford Neck Church |
sang two selections. Raymond Ben /
nett sang very effectively Good |
Night Here But Good Morning
There"
The flowers were very lovely.
Mrs. Macklin is survived by her
husband, a daughter, Mrs. Jennie
Lindale of Milford. and a son, John
Macklin, a prominent farmer near
Milford, Interment was made in Bar
rats Chapel cemetery.
The Ladies Aid Society will be ell
tertained on Friday evening. May 6
at the home of Mrs. Ettie Smithers.
who will be assisted by Mrs. Evelyn
Schroeder and Mrs. Ina Hughes.
The Frederick Volunteer Fire
will give II dance in the
town hall on Friday evening. May -.
They are expecting an orchestra
from Wilmington Refreshments will
be served free. Dancing will be from
to ! o'clock Admission soc each.
Mrs. Emma Price of Philadelphia
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs, Allan Smith.
Mrs. W. w. Wilson has returned
rom Blooming Grove. N. Y. where
'he has been the guest of her daugh ;
er, Mrs. Joseph Gerow, who enter
aimed at tea in her honor on Sat
lrday and at bridge on Wednesday,.
James Webb has been quite i'll. for
several weeks.
James II. Dare. Jr., entertained his
at very charming ,
,arty on Saturday afternoon in hon :
n of his ninth birthday.
The young people had a merry :
ime playing games and partaling of =
that were abundant 4
md delicious. !,
He received some lovely gifts. =,
Those present were DreXel Gov .
rdale, Chester Pleasanton, Billy q
'almer, Walter POstles, Betty Dare. r
eanette Robbins, Jane Hazel, Mary q
= WiX, Phyllis Richards, Catherine 4
Donovan, Betty Pratt, Frank Rother- y
lel. Billy Welsh. Dorothy Carpenter. +
Three silver knives belonging to .
lrs. Sallie Williams. priced by her II
ecause they were wedding gifts, G
rere lost at the recent supper given N
y the fire company. If any one r
hOuld find them she would greatly i,
ppreciate their return. si
Mrs. Ettie Smithers and Mrs. I. w.
etts attended the Kent County Con- f,
ention of the Womens Christian "
Union Wednesday of nj
list week. a,
Mrs. l. w. Belts attended the Will te
ington Conference annual meeting 81
I the w. F. M. c. of the NJ. e. c. in m
lesley NJ. f. Church in Dover last Ill
eek. sc
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