Milford chronicle., 1934-12-14
FISHERS DISTRICT
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(The letter from this place failed
to reach the Chronicle in time fol
publishing last week; but several
items are just as timely for this
week.
A heavy rainfall last week did not
stop the many persons who helped
make the shower given to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Williamson, Friday. Nov.
23rd. The goodwill which was gen.
eral. made the affair charming.
The farm known as the Wroten
homestead has been occupied by MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Wroten and family;
1t is located near Todd's Chapel, and
they moved to II Tuesday OF last
week
A birthday party was given by Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. E. Russell for their
daughter, Miss Zilda Russell, of Will
mington, Nov. 25th. Guests from
Wilmington, and nearby friends and
relatives made jolly party for the
occasion.
After being an inmate patient of
the Milford Emergency Hospital for
two weeks, Mrs, Isaac Mcdowell has
returned home.
Twenty diplomas were delivered
to graduates of the Bible Class; ten
went TO the Reds and the same num-
Der to the Blues. Rev. Langrell is
to be congratulated for the excellent
work he is doing.
The, PIT A. meeting at Fishers
was held in the school building on
Wednesday evening with very good
attendance. An interesting program
by the children was followed by re-
freshments. The next meeting will
be held Friday, December 21st. Come
enjoy the Christmas program.
The children of Fishers School
who have a record of perfect attend !
ance for November are: Alvin Out
ten, Lester Outten, Edward Anthony, |
Lawrence Cade. Neal Russell. Betty |
Morris, Betty Lee Bradley, Rob erta !
Outten, Iris Russell. Ruth Bradley,
Willow Mae Bradley, Helen Trice |
and Marilyn Brown.
Herman Galloway narrowly es-
capped having a broken limb when
he fell while hauling logs from the
woods. A log was thrown on his leg
just below the knee and rolled to the
ankle; bruising, but no bones were
The folks are all glad to welcome
back Miss Pearl Everline to our
Sunday school and Bible class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WrOten and
fami'y took advantage of the fine
weather we have been having, before
this cold wave came. and moved to
their new home near TOdd's Chapel,
hn
homo mCstead. Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Obier have moved on the farm va
Gated by Mr.. Wroten.
Fritz ZOtt who has been sick for
some time was operated on in the
Milford Emergency Hospital on We'd
nesday. He is getting along fine
w. A. Dearman has had a new
lp-t0-datc Philco radio installed in ,
his home.
William WOOters was operated on
n the Besbe Hospital in Lewes, on
Monday for appendicitis.
George Collision ami Charles Can {
ION spent Saturday in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rust enter
aimed Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boyer
md Miss Matte Smith of Harring- ,
on on Sunday evening @ i-f-.> b
Messrs. Herman Galloway. S. f. l
'ollison and Thomas Wooters were
ewes visitors on Sunday.
Rev. Langrell was missed i'm the j
ervices at Todd's Chapel, Sunday t
morning; the serious Illness of his
randmOther making it impossible S
Or him to leave home. She died
lOnday, December 10th. i
Miss Dorothy Rust spent Thurs
ay with relatives near Hickman, S
ld
Windsor Morris and friend of c
spent the weekend c
ith his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Plen
IOrris. c
Many of the folks around here are v
lsy making holly wreaths and get fl
ng ready for Christmas. "
The cold weather of the last few al
iys seems to make butchering the Il
lief occupation.
Il. l.. krasz returned home Sun W
ny from his hunting trip in the W
ountains at Cedar Run, Pa, bring b'
g a nice deer home with him.
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