Milford chronicle., 1933-05-12
TRINITY

/ Alduutl 0dnnOAiss VI hhAiAOAhg opOh
!. the weekend with his parents here
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bunting an
MIR. and Mrs. Joe West and daughter
T Helen. of DagsbOro, spent Sunda
with Mr.. and Mrs. |. L. Willin,
Mrs. Hugh Martin. Sr.. visite'
relatives near Glendale on Sunday
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Rust ant
family entertained number o
relatives in Sunday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. White and fam
lily visited friends at Vienna ant
Cambridge, Md, on Sunday.
The 4-H Club met with Charlotte
White OH Friday evening, May 5th
The All Live Wire Club will holt
a Depression Party" at the Tower
! baseball diamond nebr Adams
Cross Roads on Friday evening, May
18th, at 8 p. m. Admission 10 cents
The Aid of TrinitysM. E. Church
will meet with MIR. and Mrs. E. d
Carey on Friday evening, May 18th
This will be the last meeting be-
fore Fall, so be present.
Mothers Day will be observed at
Trinity ON Sunday, May 14th, church
school at 9.15 a. M, followed by a
special program and sermon by the
pastor. -. 81 t.
A musical will be given at Green
wood High School on Wednesday
evening. May 18th. Admission,
Adults 25c. children 15c, Proceeds
for benefit of the foqFnchurches on
Greenwood M. e. charger
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Byittland and
children. Of Phlladelphia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew HowleyiHnd children.
of Chester, Misses Laura and Fran
ces Anthony, Henry Gain.and Mar
shall Anthony, all Harrington.
spent Sunday at thei home Of A. T.
White. 10. ti,ato ssrGa
Mr.. and Mrs. E;thij.Warrington,
Miss Helen WarrinBtqneand Mrs.
Ada Lowe, were GaR5hkldge, MI,
visitors on Saturday, 4h. 'fR
Mr.. and Mrs. Qrmond Neal enter
tained at dinner on SHndaYstMr. and
Mrs. Gary Smith ~ and Idaughter,
Jane, of Carney's' Point, N. j., Mr..
and Mrs. Dallas Neal,yof Anderson
town. Mrs. Annie Toddaiof Queens
town. Md, Mr.. and MrsGGHrl 3Walston
and Mrs. Harry 'Wslst0nlHi
Richard and John EalL Quillen
spent Thursday with Billy White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Elwell, of Phila
delphia, are. spending this week
with MIR. and. Mrs. A. II. White. ..-
John, Hastings attended the meet
ing of the: Future Farmers of Am
erica at Newark on Saturday.
Miss Joyce riggs. of Delmari spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. r. L.
Warrington. y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clark Mrs.
Will Clark and VIII Bramble, of
fredericksburg; Miss, Neva Dickerson,
of Bridgeville, and Edward Neal, of
Smithsville, spent Sunday evening
with the families of Carl and Harry
Walston. .--.f5.,.',--, .....-..
MIR. and Mrs. Calvin Williams and
daughter, of fredericksburg, Md,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Williams. =.
Misses Grace and Rachel Hastings
attended the State Parent Teachers
Meeting at Dover on Saturday.
Miss Ruth Rust attended the an
nuat tree planting at Delaware Col
Ony on. Saturday last. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morgan and two
sons, of near Andrewville, spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. j.. Hastings. ,..
MIR. and Mrs. B. j. Shoekley and
son, Linden, were Wilmington vlsi-
tors on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. L.: Willin and MIR.
and Mrs. Joshua West attended the
funeral of Mrs. Harlan Knowles.
near Millsboro, on Saturday after
noon: also the funeral Of Samuel
Galloway on Sunday Afternoon near
Bethel. h-..t
Mrs. Charles Locates and daugh-
.er Edith, of Wilmington, spent the
weekend with Mrs. II. K. Wright.
Miss Glenna Wright spent Sunday
1t EastOn, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. White gave a
surprise party ON Wednesday even
ng in honor of their daughter, Char
otte's 14th birthdays Blpse ,pfesent
we're Betty Newton! Lucille Butler
sara Stuart, Leah Burtman, Katha-
'ine Whitney, Elizabeth' Whitney
lebecca Hullighen 1,lAlice Meyer.
elaine Russell, Clara Abbott, Daniel
Short, Layton Otis. Layton Willin, |
Donald FriedeI, Addison Hammond,
,larence Abbott, MISC Mae Belts. and !
dr. and Mrs. Wllio0Qujllen. The
'oung folks had quite an enjoyable
vening. After adeliciOHsrs refresh
nents, all left wishing Charlotte
many more such birthdays
Trinity NJ. E. Church elected the
ollowing officers for their Sunday
chool on Sundays supt., lRjJ. Hast
ngs: asst. supt..1 j. AsliLowe; sec.
nd treas, c. II. Mels0Ri choirister.
E. Cannon; assistantsiR. j. Hast
ngs; organist, Miss GRACE Hastings;
ssistant. Miss Louise Nelson; sHpt.
{ Cradle Roll, Mrs. G. II. Kinder.
he Sunday school 5issalso having
contest for attendanceT between
he blues and the reds. Captain OF
he "blues", John Hastings; assist
mt, Mrs. c. H. Kinder; secretary.
Iiss Louise Nelson. Captain Of the
reds, Charles Fuegier, Jr.; assist
mt, Miss Grace Hastings; secretary.
Iiss Margaret Hastings. We we're
rell pleasd with the attendance at
unday school on last Sunday.
Ion't forget to be present every
unday. Follow your captain and 4
BE that your side wins.
Mothers Day will be observed at
rinity on Sunday, May l4th, be-
inning with the Sunday school at .
:15 a. IN. Grace Hastings has been
AIMED as the chairman of the pro
ram and decorating committee. She I
- ,,oIoatod Uohn Hocffnuq.s D0naI0 |