Milford chronicle., 1933-06-30
FREDERICA

evan passed away suddenly on Tues
day of appoplexy. Mrs. Salevan wa
highly respected in the community
She was of a quiet disposition, bu
kept her mind and spirit on tn
sunny side of life. She knew tn
principles of experimental Teligiol
and her gentle presence will b.
sorely missed by her family. Sh'
was a member of Barratt's Chapel
the old shrine where the family hal
worshipped many years. The funer'
al services were held there on Sat
urday afternoon, conducted by Rev
n c. Benson, with singing by the
choir. A large Coucourse of friends
and relatives were uresent from
near and far.
There was a profusion of beauti-
full floral emblems. mute tokens OF
love and sympathy, the last tributes
showing the great esteem in which
the deceased was held Mrs. Salevan
was So years of age and is surviv-
ed by her daughter. Mrs. Lille Tie
ger of Philadelphia and Mrs Dacey
Lilly of FTederiCa. her sons. Rey-
nolds Saleyan of Philadelphia. and
Clarence Salevan of F'rederica. In
terment was made in Barratt's
cemetery.
The Frederick Troop of Boy
Scouts with their Scoutmaster, Sam
uel Bostic. were guests at the quar-
terly court of honor held in the au-
ditorium of the Milford High School
last Friday evening.
The Frederica Troop is the young
est troop in this district but was
awarded first prize in the contests.
On Sunday morning the troop
will attend divine services in Trim
lty NJ E. Church when Rev. n. c.
Benson will preach to them.
A patriotic service will be held
in the church on Sunday evening.
Rev. Benson has planned a program
of music and recitations that will be
of an exceptionally high order.
Among the out of town partici-
pants will be Mrs. Forney and her
two sons of Dover. Mrs. Forney was
the pianist for the Adult Education
Glass last winter and we remember
her not only for her musical accom-
plishments but for her gracious peri
sonality.
A cordial invitation is extended by
the pastor to attend all the services
of the day
Reynolds Robbins has made won
derful improvements in the high /
school property which he purchased /
he has remodelled it and transfor-
med it into a modern dwelling with |
all the latest improvements for p.
comfort and convenience. He has
added a sun parlor and is grading
the grounds.
Lollis Mcqueen is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Emma Taylor of Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Silver OF
Philadelphia, Charles Porter and
Miss Elsie Moser of Long Island, N.
Y, were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoey Gross.
Mrs. Stanley Kirk and brother,
Donald McCleary of Philadelphia
were guests of Mrs. Harvey Jester
on Sunday.
Miss Emma Cook of Philadelphia |
spent last week with Mrs. Joseph |
trazieE : . roi.l 4
Mrs. Harry F. Mitten is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. c. C. Carpenter and
family at Wake Forest, N. c.
DR.. Benjamin L. Burton of Buffa- |
10, N. Y, has returned home after ,
spending a few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Burton.
Mary Barton Derrickson, daughter !
of DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Derrickson, OF
Frederick, is spending the summer |
at. Woods Hale, Mass, where she is
doing research work in experiment
a; physiology and biology. This IS
Miss Derrickson's third summer at |
Woods Hale in research work. She |
is working on her Phi. D. degree in !
science. Miss Derrickson graduated |
from Goucher College, Baltimore, in
1880, in Bachelor of Arts. and OBJ
tanned her NJ. A. degree from SYRIA
cuse University where she was as
sistant to DR.. Smallwood. for two
years in the science department.
Miss Derrickson will teach biolo-
gy, general science and history in
the Harrington High School next
year.