Milford chronicle., 1933-05-19
DELMAR

Richard Cullen. of University of
Maryland, spent the Weekend with
his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Lee Cul-
len.
Miss Mary Lee Jones, of Delaware
University, spent the weekend at
her home in Dclmar.
Mrs. A. May Williams and daugh-
ter, Mrs. James II. Truitt, of Glen
dale, Md, are guests of Mrs. Col
lins Vincent.
Mrs. Mabel Lear Ellis. of Thiells,
n. Y, spent few days of this week
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs, War
rem Lear.
Roland Ellis, a student at Della
ware University. is at home with
his parents, suffering with a severe
case of quincy.
Miles TempletOn, of MOOrcstown,
n. j., visited his parents, MIR. aud
Mrs. George Tcmpleton, over the
weekend.
Miss Myfa Jones, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George II. Jones, of this
town, was a member of the class of
nurses who graduated at the Pehila-
delphia General Hospital last Thurs
day evening. Several of her relatives
and friends from her attended the
exercises.
Mrs. james Faulkner and young
Muriel WiX, came from
a Milford hospital last Saturday to
spend a few weeks with her par
Gnts, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson.
James II. McLernOn spent a few
days this week at Raleigh, n. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Landon have |
returned from lengthy stay at At
Iantic City.
William 7. Dump, of near town, |
lied at his home Thursday morning,
lingering illness. Flu
neral services were held in the Bap-
list Church Saturday morning with
Rev. Fl. &. Ker officiating. lie is |
by his wife and one son.
At the close of the regular meet
ng of Adah Chapter No. 5, o. Il. s.,
'IOnday evening, Mrs. Ralph Mich
lis. chairman of entertainment, pre-
ented the following program:
Reading, "Swelitis", by Mrs. Geo,
'Ollett.
A playlet. Lookout for Louisa"
y the following characters, Mrs.
'auline Moore. representing Miss
fright; Mrs. Ralph Nichols, as Miss
andyne; Mrs. Reta Wilkerson, as
Ir. Woggles; and Mrs. Matte Ritch-
!, as "Malissa".
Vocal solo, MY Wild Irish Rose"
y Ralph Nichols.
Refreshments.
Our town was saddeuCd early
lturday morning by the sudden
lssiug of AlOnzo Parker. As, fol
wing brief illness. Mr.. Parker
as a passenger brakeman on the
elawaTe Division. He is survived
, his wife and five brothers. Gran
lie, Elmer, Rubin, Ollie and Allen,
lneral services were held at his
te home Monday morning with
ev. George w. Bounds, pastor of
e Delmar NJ. T.. Church, and the
ev. G. A. Morris, of Pittsville, by
hom Mr.. and Mrs. Parker were
arried. Interment was made in
g Pittsvillc cemetery.
The annual Moose minstrel show
lder the auspices of the Drum g.
Igle Corps will he held in the FL
ra Theatre, Thursday night. The
cora Theatre reopened Friday
ght under the management of W.
Ringlcr.
Reorganization of the Bank of Del
ar was recently completed and the
NIX reOpencd on Il 100 per cent
sis Monday. This bank is under
c jurisdiction of the State Bank
John J. GlinGcr, of
lryland, but application for menu
rship in the Federal Reserve Sys-
II will be filed soon.
Howard G. Kirk and V. !. Car ..
ne attended the annual meeting
the Grand Commandery Knights
mplar Of the State of Maryland,
Id in the Masonic Temple, Balti-
re, Wednesday, May II.
Mrs V. J. Carmine, Mrs. Blanche
lson. Mrs. Matte Kirk and Mrs.
les Fitzgerald are attending the
nIal session of the Grand Chap
Order of the Eastern Star of
awarc. held in Wilmington this
ok.
Sunday school class of
NJ H. Church will meet at the
ne of Mrs. Lelah Freeney, in Sal
ury, Thursday evening.
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