Milford chronicle., 1935-06-28
GREENWOOD
Wedding

EC. Coulter were married by the Rev
y Ogg. Both are members of prOmi
nent families. Miss Barwick has
taught in the Dover school for sew
eral years, and Mr.. Coulter is assO-
+. ciated with George Hanks Co.. oi
y this town. They have gone on two
3 weeks trip to Nova Scotia. On their
i return they will be at home, in the
: Barwick home on Main street, in
this town.
Miss Grace L. Porter is home for
: her summer vacation.
: Master Ben Bradley is the guest
= of his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
! Veasey in Wilmington, this week.
Miss Elsie M. Wiley had as her
guests last weekend her sister and
: daughters, Mrs. George Blake, and
Josephine and Jane, of Newark.
Mrs. j. C. Godfrey and Miss Paul
= inc Godfrey of Georgetown were
guests of Mrs. j. c. LoOckerman on
Saturday.
Miss Ethel B. Gibson has returned
to her home on Tilghman's Island
after completing the work Of the
school year.
Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Johnson of
Wilmington were weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Lord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HOuseman Of
Philadelphia were weekend guests
of Miss Katherine and Jean House
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Smith had as
their guests on Sunday. Mrs. Thomas
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anthony
and sons, and Rev. James F. Lam
grell.
The EpwOrth Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Roland Nelson on July
18th. This is an important meeting /
Please be present.
Mrs. Harry Wilson is quite i'll at .
this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Handy of Fed
eralsburg were guests of Mr.. and .
Mrs. J. C. LOOckerman on Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Collins is i'll in the
Emergency Hospital. Milford, at this
writing.
Miss Grace L. Porter was the guest
of Miss Mary R. LOockerman on
Sunday.
We welcome Rev. Kay and his fam
lily to the Protestant parsonage. We
hope they will be happy in our vicin-
ity.
Miss Grace Smith and Miss Norma
Powell have gone to Atlantic City for
the summer.
J. Frank Porter suffered a heart
attack last week but is much i'm
proved at this writing.
Mrs. Nelson Meredith entertained
at dinner Monday evening here aunt,
Mrs f. r. Ray of Philadelphia, and
her mother, Mrs. George Ray of
Bridgevile.
Mrs. Foster Powell and daughter
spent the weekend in Cambridge.
Md. with Mr.. Powell. Mr.. Pawell
was recently made station agent at
the railroad station there. While it
is promotion for him, we will be
sorry to have them leave our town.
Townsend Rust. Jr., was home over
the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Wiley and
daughter Betty. were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Kenney at Snow Hill,
Md, on Sunday.
Lawrence Wiley of Dover. was
the guest of his aunt. Mrs. Laura Ell
liOtt on Sunday.
Interesting Grange Program
At the regular meeting of the
Grange last Monday evening. Worthy
Master Robert p. Robinson and Mrs.
Robinson were our guests. Mrs.
Charles COnOway had charge of the
program and it was as follows:
Duett. Eileen Mills and Irmadine
Ochletree; reading. Mary R. LOCKER
nan; cOrnet solo, LeOna Beauchamp:
'eading. Mrs. Marsh Webb; accordion
solo. zelda Spiecher; vical solo.
Rev. r. E. Green. After the pro-
,ram it was announced that Team
lad won the Grange contest; Mrs.
Nelson Meredith is captain of this
cam. So now teams A and B have
o treat team c. But believe me by
he time we get done with them
hey'll know something has hap
,ened. So look out Team for a
oval good time right soon.
Mrs. Clara Wiley has been on the
ick list.
Paul Layfield of Philadelphia. has
een the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
odd.
Miss Leona Beauchamp is the
uest of her sister. Mrs. Frank Gordy.
Miss Vera and Arthur Johnson. of
,ove Point. Md. were Sunday guests
( their grandparents. Mrs. Lottie
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Warrington
nd daughter were in Wilmington on
Ionday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pearson were
! New York City over the weekend.
NJ. E. Church School. Sunday at
As. Divine worship at 1O.45. There
ill be special music and Rev.
reen's subject will be Faith in the
IOur of Distress" Evening wor-
hip at 7S0. An inspiring service
special nature is being planned
y the young people. There will be
nging by the congregation of old
miliar hymns. Rev. Green's sub
ct will be Salesman of Death"
rayer meeting Tuesday evening at
30, followed by the regular meet
e of the Ladies' Aid. Be sure and
: present.
!. JOhnStOWn
Don't forget Sunday School will
. in the morning this Sunday. Let's
] be present, and bring someone
Sc along too, at $50 a. m.
Mrs. Della Spence had as her re-
mt guests. Rev. and Mrs. Howard
snsOn
Mrs. William Adams who has been
in Cambridge Hospital, is home
uch improved
Miss Mahalla Isaacs has been on
e sick list this past week.
Mrs. Oscar Spence who has been