Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1936-06-12
MILSBORO

: when their daughter Anna becam
Lne wife Of Glenn G. Griaiths. q
Johnsonburg, Pa. The marriage ser
vice was read by Rev. RE. lone
pastor of the Ocean View Christie,
Church, while Miss Ruth Dobsol
played appropriate selections on tn,
piano.
The bride was beautifully attiref
and carried a bouquet of lilies ant
roses.
Only the immediate members OF
the families of the bride and groom
were present.
A reception followed the cere-
mony after which the happy couple
left on their honeymoon.
Mrs. Griffiths has been the teach
er in the business department of the
public school here for several years
and she has a host of friends who
wish for her and her husband the
best that life holds.
DR.. ana Mrs. w. B. Atkins were
at home" on Wednesday afternoon
to many friends in celebration of
the 92nd birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Sarah E. Truitt, Mrs. Atkins
grandmother.
Mrs. Tru1tt is an unusually active
woman for her years and is inter-
ested in everything that goes on and
seeing her friends from Seaford,
Lewes and town on Wednesday and
receiving their congratulations af-
foTded her a great deal of pleasure. |
DR.. and Mrs. Atkins spent Sunday
in Philadelphia and Mrs. Atkins did /
not return until Tuesday night.
DR.. and Mrs. G. " Wood enter
tanned at bridge supper last Thurs
day evening for the faculty of the
public school. Mrs J. NJ. Bennett
and Mrs. Pamela Lynch were guests
also.
Frank Wood returned to his home
nsVirginia last week after spending
he winter here with DR.. and Mrs.
Wood.
Gerald Adams, the manual train
ng teacher in the school, and his
mother, left early last Saturday NOR
ling for Colorado where they will
emain for several weeks with their
lister and daughter.
Joseph West of Philadelphia has
,een a guest of A. Wayne Burton a
art of this week.
Mrs. Kate Burton returned to her
Ome on Saturday after being i'm
)elmaT with her daughter, Mrs. Ed ,
lin Sirman for several weeks.
Mrs. Lulu Ellis, of Delmar, Mrs. I
.gnes Brayshaw of Newark and
Irs. Margaret Rodney of Laurel !
'ere visitors of Mrs. J. c. Ellis and :
Their friends on Monday. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Godfrey of =
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
am Godfrey of Selbyville spent u
lnday with their mother, Mrs. \
barles Lawson and Mr.. Lawson. >,
Mrs. Lawson has gone to Selby-
lie to spend the week with her
N, William and Mrs. Godfrey. =,
Mrs. Kendall Wiley of Bridgeville Y
ID Wilmer Derrickson of Dover
ent Monday with their mother, 81
rs. Mary Derrickson at the home
their sister here, Mrs Matte h,
ockley. Monday was Mrs. Der ~
.kson's birthday.
Mrs. Dewitt Rogers whose home is r
ar Boston, Massachusetts. has 81
an a recent visitor of her sister.
s. Norman Hickman. n
Nr. and Mrs. George S. Williams he
re been entertaining their moth 90
, Mrs. Katie Williams of George
IN and Mrs. Gazella Dutton of n
iladelphia, and Miss Lizzie Hart,
Georgetown. D
Irs. Hill of Chestertown, Md, is y
iting her daughter, Mrs. H. B.
chell for an indefinite time.
Hiss Joyce Rose has been on a tw
it to her aunt, Mrs. Lola Brown an
City, Va. Sol
Day services will be del
d in Grace NJ. E. Church on Sun Iva
morning and at Carey's Church las
Sunday evening. nit
Ir. and Mrs. Harry Williams, n
SEES Nina and Helen Williams las
George Outten attended the IN
exercises at the Wo- n
is College at Newark on Monday spe
N Miss Blanche Williams receiv- Vlsl
he degree of bachelor of arts. +
RS. Mollie Kitchens is visiting Llo
daughter at Marcus Hook. Pa. zoo
Kitchens is an invalid because Ton
Ieit
lizard Monroe of Washington, D. otn
spent Sunday with his parents ~
took his brother, Leroy Monroe, Jul ~
e with him to spend two weeks. AZ u
chic Purse and daughter Patsy a.
eafOrd, spent Sunday with Mr.. d az, u
Mrs. Monroe. A.
kworth Phillips who is employ +ai,,
Milford. spent Sunday with his -,
Ter, Mrs. Mamie Phillips. Pob,
Z. and Mrs. Charles Lingo were TiIIi
Is of Mr.. Lingo's sister in Phil Ann
'hia on Sunday. Rett
and Mrs. John MCGEE are hav- Outt
/ cottage erected in Rehoboth AIle,
altimoTe avenue. and
and Mrs. E. B. Collins were in RiIIv
delphia last Tuesday. Dona
IS Grace Collins, Nina Williams, non
way Clark and Brooks Rey- Fran
are among the young people MIR
from the various schools. sDent
climax to a course of study and
ina and Japan, the sixth grade
a tea to sixteen visiting moth
nder the supervision of their nossi
9r, Mrs. Sallie /. Ellis last have
day. An exhibition of articles work
in Asiatic countries were on better
y and the affair was most en- very