Milford chronicle., 1934-11-30
DELMAR

delphia visitor on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck of Altoona, Pa
were weekend guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. Clair Clugh.
Mrs. Dora Pusey spent Sunday Il
Baltimore.
Mrs. NJ. B. Sherwood spent tn
weekend with her daughter, Mis-
Margaret Sherwood who is teaching
at Thurmont, Md
Mrs. Laura Renninger of POGO
moke, Md, has been visiting rela
tives here.
Lee Poore, son of Mr. and Mrs
Howard Poore. left a few days age
on tanker for southern ports.
Senator and Mrs. Van SAINT Of
Richardson Park, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Kirk
Miss Myra Jones left this weeh
for Nassawaddox, Va, where she is
on the nurses staff at the North
ampton-Accomac Memorial Hospital
Charles Bennett, who was injured
while on duty for the Pennsylvania
Railroad a few days ago is improv-
ing slowly.
Miss Ora POulson and Miss Eliza
beth Warner spent the weekend at
their home in Nelsonia, Va, and At
lanta, Va, respectively.
The union Thanksgiving services
were held at the First Baptist
Church at 1O:3O O'Clock Thursday
morning. The address was delivered
by Rev. Ralph c. Jones, pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, as
sisted by Rev. E. E. Coleman. pas
tor of the NJ. P. Church and Rev. n.
A. Catlett, pastor of the Baptist
Church.
James R. McLernon has returned
from a business trip in Virginia.
Curtis Long, Linwood Phillips and
brother, Billy Phillips. left this week
for New York, where they secured
position ON a passenger ship trav-
cling between America and Euro
pean ports.
Notice of the death of II. Lester
Marvel at his home in st. Peters
burg, Florida, was received by his
relatives here last week. His bro
ther. William S. Marvel, Jr., and
Mrs. Marvel and sister, Mrs. [.
Norman jefferson of Easton, Md,
and Frank Truitt left Wednesday
by motor, to attend the
funeral, which was held at Way
cross, Ca, his former home.
The deceased was 49 years OF age
md leaves a wife and four children.
\ brother and six sisters also sur
i've.
Messrs. E. W. Palmer. Luther Pal
ner, V. J. Carmine and c. j. Cal
loun, of Delmar, and Charles L.
Iarper of Salisbury attended a Ma
onic affair in Baltimore Friday III
of the Goth annlVer-
ary of the Grand Council OF Mary
and. Following the afternoon meet
ng a banquet was served in the iu-
heran Church, opposite the Temple.
n the evening the Super Excellent
Iaster's degree was conferred IN
Ill form and costume by picked
cam from the various councils ol
altimore city.
V. j. Carmine and G. W. Oliphant
urchased the n. A. Elliott farm {
hich was sold at public sale at :
aurel, Saturday. This farm is three
lies from Delmar and is adapted
early trucks.
One of the outstanding social
-ents of the season was Ladies'
Ight, held by Delmar Lodge, No, l
i, A. F.. Il A. NJ, Saturday evening" :
1yember "a, when a turkey dinner
as served to nearly two hundred
tests in the social hall OF the NJ
Church.
The hall was beautifully decorated
Mrs. Luther Palmer and an or
estra under the direction OF Ray
iikerson, furnished music.
After the invocation by Rev. G. A. u
lrse, America" was sung; Ralph
chols acting at song leader during
, singing of this and several other
lgs during the festive hour. The
dress of welcome was given by
Lewis Nelson, worshipful mas
and V. J. Carmine acted as toast
Ster.
short talks were given by several =
mbers and visitors, including S.
Culver, the oldest Past Master in
mt of membership and Senator
4 SAINT, of Richardson Park.
he assembly was dismissed ty ,o
:. Ralph c. Jones of tine Delmar ~
E. Church, after which they re-
embed in the Masonic Temple ~
oss the street where the principal IL
ress of the evening was deliver
by DR.. Frank Herson of Milford. =
Herson has delighted audiences
this locality on previous occa-
rs and his message to the Del
r Masons and their ladies, was
roughly enjoyed and appreciated.
re program in the temple in
1ed a short playlet by several
ing people, and several musical JOY
nbers as follows: 10.
'Ocal solo, Mrs. Lewis Nelson, ac-
lpanied by Mrs. Elsie Nelson. II,
ocal solo, Mrs. Paul Lowe, with
}. Elizabeth Hastings at the pi- G.
rio, Charles Beach, Elton Hearn
Luke Phillips. q
uartet, R. c. Sturgis, Ray Wiki
)n, Merle Nelson and Ralph Mich
ccal solo, Charles Beach.
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