Milford chronicle., 1935-06-21
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Church DOlngs

presented a very interesting program
In honor Of the event, under the man
agement OF Mr.. H. L. Long. The pro-
gram included singing by the class
as a whole, a reading by each, Frank
NJ and IRA Long, and a vocal solo,
II Come To The Garden Alone" rem
dered BY John r. Davis, much 70 the
delight Of the audience. This being
his Initiative solo il public, his
friends are hoping for continuance
Of the work in the future.
AS was announced two weeks ago
the members OF Doric Lodge No. 30,
A. F. & A. M. attended church in a
body on Sunday morning for a SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. e. NJ. Shock
ley, from the text, Romans 2 and Is
For he Is not a Jew, which Is one
outwardly. The subject was "The
False and True" The pastor In
sisted that the members Of that fra
ternity, members of the church, or
any other organization, be a member
not only Outwardly, but from the
heart within and live up to the prin-
cipals and spirit upon which their
organization was founded. "Remem-
Der Thy Creator" was used as a spe-
cial anthem by the choir, while Mr..
G. E. Nichols and Miss Virginia Long
performed an instrumental number
with Mrs. Hester Dunn as accom-
panist. Lead Kindly Light" by
John Henry Newman, was the hymn
for study at the evening service with
HE Leadeth Me- from the % Psalm |
as the Biblical basis.
Rev. and Mrs. ShOckley had as
their guests over the weekend Mr.. |
and Mrs. Granville Matthews, Jr., |
and son, Granville, 3d., Mr.. and Mrs. |
E. Raymond Lilly and Miss Virginia 1
Thompson, members Of their former /
pastOFate. BrandyWine N. e. Church |
in Wilmington. Mr.. Lilly is choir di-
rector Of that church and by request
of the pastor sang Rock of Ages" as
a vocal solo, prior to the evening
sermon.
News Items In General
Two surprises have taken place
during the past week. First, Miss
Elizabeth West. graduate of Selby-
vile High School on June 5th, and
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
West, Jr., was married to Clarence
Short of Georgetown, the announce
ment having been withheld. until
Sunday, June 18th. The second sur
prise was the marriage of William
son of MIR. and Mrs. Hugh
Stevens Of this town. to Miss Lois
LillistOn, of Stockton, Md, a sister
Of Mrs. Dalton Blades of this town.
The groom has been conducting a
barber shop in Millville during the
past year. Congratulations are ex-
Tended to both couples, for a success
ful future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Holloway and
son, Frank Marshall, Mrs. Edward
Stevens and son Junior. were over
hight guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Murray in Yeadon, Pa, on Tuesday
u last week.
Howard w. Pepper went to the
Germantown Hospital in German
own. Pa, for a tonsil operation per-
OTmed by his cousin, DR.. Horace ].
Williams on Saturday. June 18th.
During his stay there. he was under
he care of his sister, Miss Mary
Pepper, who is a graduate nurse Of
hat hospital.
Miss Hazel Holland has been
pending a few days with Miss Alice
fcNett in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jarvis and
Iorman, Jr.. had with them for the
ay on Sunday, the formers brother
l-law and two sisters, Mr.. and Mrs.
lien Shockley and two children,
lien, Jr, and Jimmie. and Miss Eu- .
ice Jarvis, of Berlin. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. JudsOn Ryan and
lree daughters. Gwen. Anna Mae.
nd Estelle, of Wilmington, were
inner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
IcCabe and children on Sunday. and
lsO made a short visit with Mrs
yan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
hudson, ST.
Mrs. WOodburn M. James and son
and Mrs. Thompson and. son
enneth, of ClaymOnt, spent Friday
nd Saturday nights in town, as the
nests of the formers parents, Mr..
I'd Mrs. C. H. Pepper and family.
Mrs. c. A. Bunting and two sons,
IniOr and Jean, Mrs. Walter Long
Id Mrs. /. Layfield Long went to
on Friday, the latter
wing gone to visit her adopted
Miss Pauline Brittingham
hO underwent a surgical operation
the Methodist Hospital on Wednes-
y OF last week. The entire party
ere guests of Mrs. Ella Richards
d daughter Marguerite, for lunch =
fore their return.
Miss Eva MeCabe and Mr.. James
IrkeT went to Wilmington on sun
y morRing and spent the day as
ests Of Miss Jane Kenney Of this
wn, who is spending some time
tn her grandmother, Mrs. G. r.
ese, and other relatives there.
ey were accompanied by Mr.. Ar
III Long who went on to Philadel-
Ia and also visited Miss Britting-
m in the hospital
Mr.. Stephen WimbrOw who has
ent the past six months with his
and daughter, MIR. and
s.. w, o. McCabe, has now gone to
End the summer with his son and
le. MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Wimbrow
near Bishop, Md.
dr, Alfred G.. Dukes Of Astoria,
ng Island. and friend. Miss Katie
pin Of Philadelphia, were guests
his mother, Mrs. ROxie O. Dukes
y the weekend.
irs. Harry w. Law and sons,
nes. William and Donald and her
her, Mr.. D. J. Long OF Philadel-
a, were at their summer home in
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