Milford chronicle., 1934-05-11
LINCOLN CITY

80 NAhhiV EiiId Mlii0an, Wife
the late Michael Millman. passe
away at the home of her dauehtel
Mrs. Ella Beardsley on Thursda,
May 8, 1884, aged SO years. Funera
services were held at the home oI
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. con
Quoted by Rev. S. l.. Handy and in
terment made in the Red Mems Gem
etery, at Glendale. The deceased 4
survived by eight children, A grand
children and 20 great grand chill
Five children now living are Mrs
Annie Cox of Philadelphia, Mrs. Ad,
Belts of Glendale, Mrs. Ella Beard
sley, Emory Millman and Edward
Millman, besides a host of relative,
and friends.
The first meeting of the minis.
ters- of the NJ. f. Conference 10 or
ganize a Delaware Supply Minister
ial Aid Society was held at Slaugh-
ter Beach, on May 4, at the Laura C.
Walls cottage.
Rev. Edward Collins of Delaware
City was elected president; Laura c.
Walls, vice president; Rev. Robert
Conner of Marydel, Md, secretary
and Rev. Robert Kirby of Westover.
Mo, treasurer. After the society was
organized, Mrs. Walls gave the par
ty baked chicken dinner. Everyone
present expressed their great appre-
citation of the splendid hospitality
of the hostess.
Among those present were DR.. w.
f. Habbart and wife of Dover: Rev.
Edward Collins and wife of Della
ware City; Rev. Robert Conner and
wife of Marydel, Md; Rev. and Mrs.
Handy of our town. and Rev. Rob
ert Kirby and family of Westover,
Md.
Curtis Carey of Chester is visit
ing among relatives and friends
here.
The Cleaners" class of the M. E.
Church school will hold its monthly
meeting with Mrs. Edward Hearn on
Friday evening, May II.
Electric lights have been recently
installed at the home of Mrs. Joseph
inc Jefferson on Johnson avenue.
Mrs. Irene Hulse of Manasquan, N.
j.. and Mrs. Lille Mason of East
Orange. N. j., are spending the week
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cook.
Earl Jewell and family of Lin
wood, Pa, were the guests of Mrs. |
Jewells parents, Mr. and Mrs. |
Frank Vadakin on Sunday.
Harry E. Clendaniel is visiting his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs X. r. Wolfe at Darby, Pa. Con-
are being given Mr.. and
Mrs. Wolfe on the birth of a son.
born on Monday, April IS. Mrs.
Wolfe will be remembered as Miss
Zelda Clendaniel of this town.
Mrs. Ida Passwaters passed away
On Saturday at the home of her son.
William Passwaters of an heart at
ack, aged IS years. Funeral services
we're held at the home on Tuesday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. ~ c.
Benson of Frederick, and interment
made at Odd Fellows cemetery. The
deceased is survived by three sons
md three daughters. George Pass
waters of Camden, N. J., Mrs. VIM.
Lrvis of Magnolia, James Passwa-
ers of Milton, Mrs. VIM. Williams
# Slaughter Beach, William Pass--I |
Vaters of Milford Neck and Mrs.
Winnie Harder of this town. /:
Mrs. Richard Johnson was a Will
lington visitor on Wednesday. II
Special Mothers Day services will
e held on Sunday night with the l
friendship Bible class, under the ]
irectiOn of their teacher, Mrs. Ethel 7
'arren, in charge. A sketch "Our
lother," by a number of young la
les also recitations and music.
Services Sunday as follows: Prea-
hing 10 a. m. by Rev. S. l.. Handy.
hurch school IL a. m. Mothers Day a
srvices 1880 p. m. u
Slaughter Neck: Church school, 2
m. Mothers Day services, 3 D. m. S
Rev. S. l.. Handy, pastor. &
,hOOl Notes
Home Safety Week is being obser- J
ID May to IL. Delaware's $4,000 e
hoOl children have been invited to
in in home search for accident a
yards. The entire student body of e.
lr local school is cooperating in
is campaign. 81
Emily P. Bissell, president of Del Il
Tare AntiTuberculosis Society,
the pupils upon the al
cellent health work accomplished 81
ring the year 1933-1934. The sec eI
d year award (the blue seaD has
en- earned. 81
The frieze made by the fifth and to
Ith grades and the panels depict
: the four seasons. made by the WI
st and second grades, have been H
lected by Miss Moran as a part eli
the State Art Exhibit. of
All the grades will participate in ex
; play day activities at Houston. wi
" IS. beginning at one o'clock.
Mr.. Ruth spent Friday in obser- sp
lion. Out of State schools were 10
tod