Milford chronicle., 1934-03-02
LINCOLN CITY

T.. Mrs. Jennie Postles, wife of ThOs
POstles, passed away at the Milford
Emergency Hospital on Thursday
morning. February %. 1884, of COM
plications. aged II years. Funeral
services were held at the home on
Monday at l O'Clock, conducted by
the Rev. Joseph S. Kinks, pastor of
the Episcopal Church of Milford and
interment made in the Lincoln GEM
etery. The deceased is survived by a
| husband, one daughter, Mrs. John
LeCompte, and one son, Howard, and
! four grandchildren, and a host of
friends. Relatives from a distance
who attended the funeral were Miss
Mabel Rollie of Washington. d. c..
Mrs. Jennie Law of Wilmington,
Mrs. Frank Brewster and Mrs. Earl
Selby of Camden, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myres Poulson of
Williamsport, Iowa, have been spen-
ding two weeks with his brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John RASMUSSEN.
Mrs. Laura c. Walls has been a
recent visitor in Wilmington.
Harry Z. Clendaniel has returned
home after several weeks visit with
his son, Elwood at Mt. Alto. Pa.
Due from the effects of fall. Mrs.
Donaldson, mother of Mrs. Lyde
Postles, is suffering with a broken
hip. She was removed to the Milford
Emergency Hospital on Thursday.
Mrs. Roscoe Hitch of Milford. ac-
cOmpanied with Mrs. Winnie Harder
and Mrs. Jennie Messick attended
meeting of the Advisory Council of
the Home Demonstration Club at
Georgetown on Friday.
Professor Ernest J. Hardesty of
Seaford. former superintendent of
Delaware schools has been appoint
ed president of the Teachers Pen
sion Association. William II. Welch.
of Milton, a former teacher of our
school district was appointed secrc-
tary and Mrs. Laura {. Walls, treas !
urer and investigator They met at |
their monthly meeting with Mrs. |
Walls on Friday evening.
Miss Bernice Donovan spent last |
Thursday in Glendale as the guest
of her grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Mcssick.
Mrs. Kate Beardsley and daughter
Ethel spent last week i'm Dover as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne
Willis and family.
Mrs. Annia Burris. one of our old
Hst residents of the town. was agree
ably surprised on WashingtOn's
when Mrs. Bessie Morgan
md Mrs Helen Mutt rendered her a
basket consisting of many good
hings to eat. Having been confined
o the house for sometime. Mrs. Bur-
is is very appreciative Of the many
shown by her many
friends.
Services Sunday as follows:
Preaching 10 a. m. Church school !
J a. nj. Revival 1880 y. M.
Slaughter Neck: Church school I
80 p. m. Preaching 2:30 p. M. :
Rev. J. +. Willis. pastor.
school Notes
The February meeting of Lincoln I
Home and School Association was
leld February 81. School work was
to the public by means
If an interesting defamation con-
est.
Prizes. were won by Ernest Pos
les. Frances Morgan and Leila Tru-
tt. The judges were Mrs. Harry
irccnly. Mrs. Helen Mutt and Mr..
leyes
The Glcc Club also presented sew
raj excellent selections.
The =. T.. A. banner was won by
radcS : and g.
MIR. Keyes paid tribute TO George ,
Washington in an inspiring address. .
The meeting adjourned to meet "
larch 81.
Motion pictures pOrtraying THE +,
legend of Sleepy Hollow" with Will ,
rogers as Tchabad Crane. also COM !
dy and travclogue for full two Il
our show will be given in Lincoln
chOOl auditorium Friday. March >. !
s p. M. Admission 20c. !