Milford chronicle., 1934-02-23
HARRISON

The Ladies Aid will meet will
Rev. Schauer and family at the par
sonage next Thursday night, Marcel
l. This promises to be an outstand
ing meeting of the year as the meI
are to have full charge of the meet
ing. The following men have beer
appointed by the president to Off
ciate at the March meeting: Presi-
dent, George A. Rust; secretary
Lawrence Mason; treasurer, Hugo
! Kopple; program committee, Rev. p
+ Schauer, Stephen Hudson, Theo. NJ .
Jarvis and George A. Simpler.
Mrs. Virgie Veasey and Mrs. Jen-
ME Veasey spent the weekend in
Wilmington.
John S. Warrington, aged rs years,
who for several years resided near
here, died suddenly at the home of
his daughter in Camden, N. j., last
Friday. His funeral was held in the
Coolspring Church on Tuesday af-
ternoon and he was buried in the
Coolspring cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Martin have
returned home after spending
week in Georgetown with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. David Pepper.
Mrs. Tenie Chamberlain who has
been very i'll is improving at this
writing.
Mrs. Martha Skelley and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Floyd Lingo and children
visited Mrs. Annie Trice and family
at Milford on Sunday.
Miss Olive Veasey of Wilmington
spent Thursday of last week with
her mother here.
A very impressive service was
when the Boy Scouts of Harbeson,
Coolspring and Lewes attended the
services in a body.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur KanZOra OF |
Baltimore spent a part of last week |
with Mr.. Kanzora's uncle. Rev. p.
Schauer, and on Sunday John Jones
and Rev. Henry Schauer of West
Seminary visited Rev.
Schauer and family.
Miss Marie Jarvis of Wilmington
visited her parents here on Satur-
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward LovengOth
are the proud parents of baby girl,
born February ~.
Mrs. Olive Walls, aged SO years.
wife of Elzey Walls, passed away at
heir home in Milton on Monday.
Funeral services were held at the
church here on Thursday afternoon.
IutarD,aYf xros r,odo In tho odioin-
ng cemetery. Mrs. Walls is survived
)y her husband. five children, two
sisters and one brother, John S.
Warrington Of FarbesUn.
Miss Olive Veasey, daughter of :
Hrs. Jennie Veasey, is i'll with scar
ct fever in the Delaware Hospital in
where she is in training
or a nurse.
The CoOlspring- -HarbesOn troop of {
10y Scouts. with two of the local
W. l. Pase. of Har-
eson. and Alden S. Hopkins. met at |,
he home of Scoutmaster MOlloy {.
'aughn on Saturday. Feb. 10th, to T
sten in on the radio broadcast from =
he White House.
After the broadcast the troop with =,
heir scOutmaster went to a nearby :
iece of woods. where they built
hree fires and proceeded to cook !
heir dinner; thereby passing off one =
f their scout requirements. The
inner must have been a success,
,r it was all eaten, and most of them
ere i'm the condition of one of the =
Dunger scouts, who said, Il ate un-
/ almost busted"
On Sunday morning. the scouts
et at the home of Scoutmaster
aughn, and were taken to Lewes
, Scout Committeeman Hopkins, to
tend Sunday school and a special !,
rvice for Boy Scouts at the Lewes
L. Church. Scout Committee =,
an Base has arranged for the l
outs of this troop to attend a spe-
al service at the M. p. Church at
arbesOn on next Sunday. The
ewes scouts have been invited to
tend this service with the Cool
ring scouts and a cordial invita-
IN is extended to all scouts to he -
eSent.
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