Milford chronicle., 1934-09-14
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son Paul, are occupying cottage at
Rehoboth this week. Miss Merton
Rust was their house guest last
weekend.
Mrs. John Todd and Miss Minnie
atterfeld were in Philadelphia last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Banning had
as their guests last Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur McCauley Of George
town.
Benny Lentz returned to his
home in Darby, Pa, last Sunday af-
ter spending a couple of weeks as
guest of Mrs. Enola Meredith.
Lewis w. Richards and his son
David visited his daughter, Mrs. Pur-
mel Friedel near Viola, last Sunday.
Mrs. J.. C. Loockerman had as her
dinner guests last Monday, Mrs. Abe
Richards of Greenwood, and Miss
Belle McKakue of MillsborO.
Lawrence Meredith has been visit
ing in New York State.
Mrs. Lawrence Porter was in
Philadelphia last Monday.
w. Paul Lord was in Wilmington
last Tuesday. t
Miss Mary r. Loockerman has re-
turned home after visiting Miss
Adele NJ. Landis in Bethlehem, Pa.
Miss Lands was a former teacher
at w. c. /. in Dover.
Morris Meredith was home this
past Sunday.
Rev. Ivanhoe Willis of Whining
ton. representing the Temperance
League of Delaware, gave an inter-
esting address in the NJ. P. Church
last Sunday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Green
have returned from their vacation.
Dedication Postponed
Dut to the stormy weather last
Saturday, the dedication exercises
at St. Johnstown Church were post
poned until this coming Saturday;
very interesting program has been
planned. starting at / o'clock p. m,
when the church and cemetery will
be open for inspection.
The Kent County Band will give
a concert from 5.45 to Sis p. m,
followed by twilight dedication ser
vice, with the principle speaker. a
hometown boy, Judge Earl d. Will
ley, now of Dover, who needs no
in this section. Mem
bers of various nearby church choirs
will take part in a rea+ oldfashion
hymn sing following the speaking.
Come have a jolly good time with u.s.
Real News
The contract for the addition to
our High School is TO be let Sept.
21. W. S. Lord, r. E. Wiley and
T. p Rust went to Dover last Mon
day to o. X. the bidders.
Miss Annie Richards and Miss
Katherine Powell are attending
business college in Wilmington.
There will be a special meeting
Of the Grange next Monday evening.
Sept. 18th. to make plans for the
opening meeting on Sept. 29th. This
Is our first fall meeting. so lets
everybody make a special effort TO
be present and start of with a full
attendance record the first night.
Rehoboth seems to still be the
mecca for many folks.
Miss Minnie Satterfield spent last !
weekend in Wilmington, as the |
guest of Miss Lydia Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon McCauley of
Seaford are the proud parents of a
baby boy. born Sept. 9TH. The new
arrival will be named Charles Rob- !
ert. Mr.. McCauley is the youngest
son of Senator and Mrs. Charles w. |
McCauley near Greenwood.
". f. Church
Sunday school at 9.45 a. m. The |
,fficers and teachers OF the school |
iesire to see all the scholars in their |
'arious classes Sunday morning. |
rhe subject of the lesson will be |
'Isaiah's Contrast of True and False (
Worship" Evening worship at $50.
\ tableau posing Millet's THE
Angelus" illustrating the sermon
will be given. The Rev. Green's
ubiect will be THE Disaster of the
Jnheeded Call" Special music will
re rendered by the choir. The con-
regation will sing some of the best
DYed songs of christian hymnology.
'rayer meeting Tuesday evening at
80.
t., JOhnStOWn Church /
Sunday school at 2 p. m. The /
unday school at this hour will nav
aspect to lifelong member of the
chool and an ardent worker of the
hurch. Preaching service at 3 p. m.
vital message will be given by the
Minister for the cause of Christ's
'ork this fall