Milford chronicle., 1933-04-14

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The room was decorated with ivy,
peach blossoms and other spring
ilowers The ravors were small
rose handkerchief sackets.
Mrs. Emma Reed sraced the table
and Miss Edith Calhoun. chairman
of programs acted as tOastmistress.
Greetings were extended by Miss
Eva Smith. president of the Milton
Club. A greeting song was sung
Address by Mrs. VIM. IL. Beacon on
The Club Light. Singing Our
Delaware, Sweet Miss Mary" was
sung by Mrs. Harry Ellington in
honor of Mrs. Mary Marshall, of
Milford, mother of Milton Club.
Greetings were given by Mrs. Her
bert s. Drew. Mrs. Matte Townsend
and Mrs. II. H. Hopkins, vice pres
idents of the counties. A vocal solo
was sung by Mrs. Carlton Draper.
Forgotten.
Mrs Annie Waller. past State
President gave Il short talk and the
final number ON the program was
twe-Sceue Easter Pageant, The See
ing Heart, directed by Mrs. Emma
Reed. Parts were taken as follows:
Mary, Mrs. Sara Ellington; Martha
Miss Edith Calhoun: Rachel. Miss
Sarah Atkins: Lazarus. Mrs. John
Fisher: Aaron, Il friend of Lazarus.
Mrs. Cornelius Wiltbank. I'll e
guests present were Mrs VIM Bea-
com, Mrs. Herbert Drew, Mrs Mat
tie Townsend. Mrs. Robert II. Hop
kins. Mrs. Reuben Steward. Mrs.
TpAhnrf I
Mrs. George E. Walls, Mrs. Ray Far
low. Mrs. Frank Taylor. Mrs. VIM.
NJ Lmg. Mrs Bean. Miss Eva Smith, !
Mrs. Clara Conwell. Mrs. j. G. Wilt |
hank Mrs ]. C. Wiltbank, .Ir.. Mrs. |
C. N. Wiltbank, Mrs. Ida Fox, Miss |
Jane Mathis, Mrs. Carlton Draper, |
Mrs Edgar Wood, Mrs. Mary Morris,
Mrs. Chas. Porter. Mrs. Harlan Wal
Ter. Mrs. Margaret Waplcs, Mrs.
Sara Fraim. Miss Edith Calhoun.
Mrs. VIM. WagamOn. Mrs. Hamilton
Davidson, Mrs. John Fisher Mrs
Emma Reed. Mrs. Eldrew West,
Mrs. Albert Ellington. Mrs. Helen
Carey. Mrs. Harry Ellington, Mrs.
VIM. Mears, Mrs. Smedley Palmer.
Mrs. Ralph Snowberser, Mrs Laura
Connolly, Mrs. Elmer Dickerson.
Mrs. George II. Waples, Miss Mary
King, Mrs. Clarence Lank, Mrs.
Ellen NAPLES. Mrs. VIM. Reed, Miss
Clara Walls.
Services on Easter Sunday al the
NJ. T.. Church will be as follows;
Morning service. 1890; preaching
by Rev. r. $. HOdgson. special mu-
sic by the Junior and Senior chGirs.
Sunday School at ll.45. with the
children taking part in the worship
service.
7.30, evening service by depart
ments of the church school. which
will include q pageant. "A PantO-
mine" Easter music and stories.
The Offering will be applied tn the
fund Tor Missious.--,.--..-----.---- ..---r-,.-l
Mr. and Mrs. Mandus Warren spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Jefferson in Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton DickersOn
are the proud parents of baby q
daughter
An Easter program is being pre-
pared by the Sunday School of Mil
ton M. T.. Church 10 be- presented on h
Sunday evening.
A covered dish supper will be l.
given by, Golden Rule Class of the
NJ. T.. Church Sunday School at 600 q
o'clock on Thursday evening, April c
2Oih. in the Social Hall. Price of &
a dish of some eatables +
aud l5c in cash.
Harklay Wilson has sold his farm a
al CoOlspring To Clarence Virden. q,
Mr. Virden is now occupying his a
new purchase. ii
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Neal and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs Oscar Il
Givens. of Laurel, spent Sunday Il
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Postlea. Il;
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ArgO and j,
SON Earl, aud Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ia
Plettymam and son, visited relatives ii
in Dover on Sunday. p;
Mr. and Mrs. Firman Powers and Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Morgan and nj
Jennie. OF Wuodstown, n. d,
j., spent Sunday with Capt. and 81
Mrs. Samuel Fthiam.
William Donovan. an employee of W
the Delaware & Virginia Sea Coast la
Railroad. was severely injured when II
a track car lie was operating ran T.
into the rear Of freight train he S
was trailing al Greenweed. He stls- r
Iained q broken nose and badly lac r
Grated face. lie was taken 10 the Il
Beabe Hospital. Lewes. where his "
injuries were dressed. lie return 81
ed to his home where he is cOnva- IL
Iescing. W
MIR. and Mrs. willard Clifton spent sc
he week end with relatives in VIII Iii
ningtom. cC
MIR. and Mrs. Charles l.. Jackson
we're Wilmington visitors ON Thurs f.
Dyday They were accompanied by pc
Mrs Mabel Banning, OF Bridgcville. G,
Mr.. aud Mrs Edward Banks, Miss th
Iettie Banks. Bessie and George ap
Sreen, Lee Hall and Enoch Don0- Ia
lan. .Ir.. OF Angola. spent Sunday vi
With Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Donovan. i:
William &. Black. aged 81 years, sc
lied al the home of his daughter. Nj
Mrs. Howard Barker. on April II, CO
liter long illness Of heart trouble. m
1e leaves besides several children. CT
wife to mourn their loss. He has br
esided abont two years in Milton,
laving come here from Camden. N. Nj,
. The body was taken on Satnr- I'M
lay and interment made in Airing pr
on Cemetery on Sunday pr
The school grounds are being G.
raded aud will be sOwn To lawn Sn
rass by the contractor. The pOr- TIL
ION of the grounds used as a base nr
all field has been raised about ten on
lehes and will be unfit for use dur giI