Milford chronicle., 1933-01-06
DELMAR


= Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Davis who hav
n been visiting relatives here have re
turned to their home at Thiell. N. Y
= Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Draper o
c Brooklyn. N. Y. were recent guest
S of their parents.
Mrs. 4. Harry Esham is on tn
] sick list.
: Mrs. Mary ConOway is visiting rel
atives at Georgetown and RehOboth
Mrs. Ethel Fairbanks of Washing
| ton spent the Christmas holidays
/ with relatives and friends in Del
mar
Mrs. Verda Maddox is visiting
friends at Dover
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Kennedy
and daughter, Alice Anne, of Pitts
burgh, are guests of Mrs. Kennedy's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Mel
son.
Mrs. Minnie Maddox of Stanford,
Conn, is visiting relatives in Del
mar.
The Delmar (Del) School opened
on Tuesday after being closed for
the holidays. ,~'
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perry of
Philadelphia were home over the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Elliott. f
Mrs. William Guthrie is entertain
ing her. daughter and sen-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Burquette of
Washington.
Chas. Lewis of North Carolina is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas j. Lewis.
Mrs Jackson S. Ellis will spend
the next few months with her
daughter, Mrs. Boyd Frymire and
family at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Harring-
ton and children of Wilmington
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Burton Freeney. g."
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holloway of
Youngstown, Ohio, are visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Holloway. -t
Miss Carrie Locates, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Locates, of
Delmar, and Jay Melvin Kleinham
of Dover, were quietly married at
the Delmar NJ. E. parsonage Satur-
day evening, by the Rev. G. w.
Mrs. Kleinham is a member
of the Bridgeville High School fac
ulty and Mr.. Kleinham is associated
with the Diamond State Telephone
Company. The newly-weds have the
best wishes of their many friends.
Mrs. George w. Bounds is enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Parks of :
Norfolk, Va.
On Monday evening the Worthy
Grand Matrons. o. S. S. of Delaware
by her marshal, Mrs.
Sara MacNamee and chaplain, Mrs.
John Frederick, came to Delmar
md installed the following officers
If Adah Chapter for the ensuing
'ear: Worthy Matron, Mrs. Blanche
Nelson; worthy patron, Paul X. FL
is; associate matron, Mrs. Alicel
associate patron, Levin
owe; cOnductress, Mrs. Daisy
Dunn; associate conductress, Mrs.
hattie Ritchie; secretary, Mrs. Ma
lie LObdell; treasurer, Mrs. Lillian
TOnes; chaplain, Mrs. Carrie Barr;
MARSHAL, Mrs. Ida Conoway; Organ-
st, Mrs. Elsie Nelson; Adah, Mrs.
PEARL Powell; Ruth, Mrs. Georgia.
Esther, Mrs. Ida Lowe;
lartha, Mrs. Mary Nichols; Electa,l
Irs. Reta WilkersOn; warder, Mrs.
Iertha Marvel and sentinel, Ralph
lichols. Apart from the jewels, the
etiring worthy matrOn and worthy
atron received several beautiful
ifts, also flowers.
George Hamilton BrewingtOn, age
4 years, passed away at the home
{ his brother, Oscar Brewington
bout IL D. M, Sunday, January l, !
fter a lingering illness of cancerl
the stomach. The deceased was
Orn and raised in this section butt
we'd in Florida for several years.
e returned to the Eastern Shore
bout three years ago, however, and (
ssided with his brother from early {
ltumn until his death. Funeral
,rvices were held from the home Of
IS brother at two O'Clock Tuesday
ternoon and interment made in !
Ie NJ. p. cemetery. He is survived Z
: his wife, Mrs. Lee Brewington,
le son, Edwin, of Delmar, a daugh-
+, Hazel, of Florida and two bro c
ers, Arthur, we'll known automO- 2
lie dealer of this town and Oscar.
'oprietOr of a garage on Chestnut z
rect.
Mrs. Harry Phillips after watch .
g at the bedside of her mother, 4
RS. Ryall Hastings, who was suf- 3
ring from a stroke of paralysis, y
lich occurred several days ago. 4
turned to her home Monday and &
ffered a paralytic stroke that 3
ght, dying Tuesday morning. Ow- d
9 to her serious condition the mo- <
err has not been informed of her Y
lighters death. The tragedy in the y
Sc is increased by the fact that b
Q husband and father has only x
rtially recovered from stroke y
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