Milford chronicle., 1936-06-26
MILTON

Wiley, who died at her home ges,
DraWbridge on Thursday If Iaai
week, was held at Whites Chanel AZ
Saturday afternoon and intermenl
made In the adjoining cemeterv
MIS- whey was a daughter af Mr.
ana Mrs. Andred Carpenter. near
Drawbridge, and beside her husband
leaves nine children, Marshall. AL
bert Helen, Margaret, James. Mary.
Theodore, Janet and Russell.
William T. Moore. aged "a years.
died on Wednesday Of last week al
the home of his son, Samuel Moore
near Milton. Funeral services were
held on Sunday afternoon at Whites
chapel and interment made in the
adjoining cemetery. Clarence Moore
OF Milton, was a son Of the deeeas-
ed.
Miss Ella Millman, of Milton. Mrs
Sallie Millman and children, of
Georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Sheppard. Of Glendale, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Clendaniel Of Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Phillips. of
Georgetown, and Fred Higman, of
Milford, were guests of Myer Glen
daniel at Glendale on Sunday.
Among the group that attended
the 4-H Club Short Course held at
the University Of Delaware were
Misses Thelma Dickerson, Marion
Wells, Eleanor Lank, Beatrice Wells |
and Ralph Stogner.
Miss Alice Clendanisl spent the
weekend with Miss Louise Killen,
in Broadkiln Neck.
Miss Elizabeth Outten was the
weekend guest of her aunt, Miss
Mary Reed, near NAPLES Mill
Miss Agnes Hopkins of Whining
ton, is very i'll at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Hopkins, near town.
Miss Emma Mustard is spending
the week with friends in Lewes and
RehOboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Crouch
and daughters. Catherine, Florence
and Peggy, of Philadelphia, spent
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Crouch.
Warren c. Douglas. son of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Coleman Douglas, of .
Camden, N. j., was graduated from {
the Camden High School on June Is
with high honOrs, being 18th in his
class o. IS5. Due TO his merisori0us .
work during the four years, Mr.. a
Douglas was awarded a four -vear .
to Roanoke College, Sal :
I'm, Va. FIR. Douglas is a grandson n
# the late Thomas III. Douglas and :,
:. Wise Warren, of Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Kelso and a
hildren of Glenolden, Pa, were
Veek-end visitors At the home of Mr.. n,
nd Mrs. William 7. Collins. =, y
Mrs. Arncy White AMI children. of i
last Orange, N. J., are spending -
ONE time with her mother, Mss. h,
lara ConwelI. ~
Mrs. Joseph NJ. LanlI attended the y,
delaware Citizens AssO .iattln lun-
heon at the Hotel duPon5, Will n,
lington, on Tuesday. II
Mrs. Victor Dakin, of Media, Pa, r,
Dent the weekend with Mr.. ami
RS. Joseph NJ. I.ank. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Dickerson and NJ,
IN, Donald, of DreSel Hill, Pa.
lent the weekend with bis parents, fr,
r. and Mrs. Elmer Dickerson. Fc
Miss Ann Reed is spending a week pr
ith her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
elmar Reed, Of Cave Neck. ms
Miss Frances Leverage has re- n
rned after spending a week with loo
lends at Bowers Beach. an
Mrs. Ida J. Fox has returned to in,
e Beebe Hospital at Lewes for
Miss Jane Mathis is taking a six
seks course in dietetics at the
ckenau Hospital, of Philadelphia. Tn
Helen and Hazel Downes,
Lewes, spent Saturday and Sun all
y with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mcgee. wo
Mrs. Annie Argo is visiting her M.
lighter. Mrs. Lee Campbell, in wit
rcus Hook, Pa. sch
Frank B. Carey, cashier of the Wol
st National Bank. was taken sud m.
lly III at the bank on Tuesday of and
{ week. He is somewhat improv- Fra
at this time. Cla
sidney Downes, of Lewes, is of
inding a week with his uncle, P
his Mcgee. Thu
Fathers Day was observed at the out
ton NJ. P. Church on Sunday with serV
Dropriate sermons. morning and L
ming by the pastor, Rev. G. S. and
IS. In the morning George P. well
ID was awarded a potted plant for com
lg the oldest father, with Oldest and
4, present. In the evening the son, orat
hes, was awarded a plant as the amo
ngest father present with child. N,
the evening service a male Choir er's
several selections. Chill
Tillard Clifton, of Milford. was en-
guest Of his daughter, Mrs. An will
ArgO and family. (Il
reception and Pounding" will ity;
rendered Rev. and Mrs. G.. S. the
8. who have been returned to Whe
charge for another year by the ing
yland Annual Conference, on New
sday evening, June 30, at the MI
onage. Every member and friend and
he church are invited. tied
RS. Walter Z. Reed and Mrs. Roy p. b
lgswOrth and children, Bessie MI
willard, spent Tuesday as down
Is of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Bart Harg
Of Cape Charles, Va over
Iton iremen will hold their an Mi
carnival from August q to Sep is VII
er s, inclusive. Mr.
N. Pratt, who for fourteen her
J was resident manager of the Virgi
| Orchards near Milton. has ed he
appointed state Horticulturist Cal
with Offices in Nash yisite