Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1936-04-10
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Long, Alberta and Ralph Long, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Hearn. Mr.. ana
Mrs. David Hall and children. Mrs
Sidney Bennett. Raymond and Lee
Bennett, Mrs. Elsie Townsend, AddiC
and Eva Townsend, MIR. and Mrs
Louis Lynch, Blanche, Robert and
Ruth Lynch, Ms. and Mrs. Harry
Smick.
Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Lathbury
wish 10 announce the engagement ol
their daughter Marie, to Mr.. George
hnox, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Knox Of Bethany Beach.
wedding bells gave their chime
Saturday evening, April 4th, when
Miss Ada Richards, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Richards, became the
bride OF Preston Bunting Of Selby-
vile. Their many friends wish them
q long and happy welded life.
The wealth Angel called loving
mother, Mrs. Beulah West, daughter
Of Mrs. Ella Long OF Selbyville.
Death came Thursday night. April 2.
1886. She suffered with cOmplica-
ton OF diseases. She leaves moth
er and three sisters, Mrs. Audrey
Layton and Mrs. Frank MumfOrd OF
Selbyville. and Mrs. Raymond Nc
Mullen Of Newark. and ten children,
six boys. William. Willard, Russell,
Fred. Andrew and Hayward West,
and four daughters, Dorothy. Ruth,
Allena, and Grace. Funeral was held
az st. Georges, Sunday. conducted
br +. A. Baker assisted by Rev.
Connolly Of Lewes. a former pastor.
Iuterment was made in the adjoining
cemetery beside her husband. Our
deepest sympathy is extended to the
family.
The funeral was held Sunday at
the NJ. p. Church for the small son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. DOnaway,
aged ? months. They called him
Raymond. Interment in Red Mems |
Cemetery.
The Ladies' Aid met Thursday eve !
ming, April 2. i'm the Sunday School |
room. The ladies gave a play en-
titled Very Much Married" They /
we're entertained by the Kitchen I
Band. Husbands were also invited
and all reported good time. The
refunds Of the Syllable Club were
forwarded. and a big success. The
proceeds amounted to more than $50.
The aid will also give a covered
dish luncheon on April 21st Mrs.
Herbert Calhoun is chairman.
Tie Century Club gave luncheon
at the John M. Clayton School last
Saturday at 10 a. m. Those present
were, Mrs. James Williams, Mrs. A.
l., Evans. Mrs. 0. H. Campbell, Mrs.
Julia Lingo, Mrs. Raymond Baker,
Mrs. Ebe West, Mrs. Joseph KOllOck,
Miss Helen West, Mrs. Eben A.
Townsend, Mrs. S. A. Baker.
Mrs, r. d. Lingo was the guest of
Mrs; Betty Evans at the Century
Club, Saturday. She also entertain
ed at dinner Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Bish-
OPP and daughter Eleanor of Mt Clair.
N. j., and Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Short
of bethany Beach,
Miss Mable Howard, daughter of
Mrs. Jno. McCabe, is in the Milford
Emergency Hospital very IN. suffer-
ing from an operation. We hope for
her a speedy recovery.
MIR. and Mrs. David DerricksOn of
Williamsville, have moved TO our
town.
Mrs. Abisha German is very in at
this writing.
William bunting. sO-called Pete .
is cOnyalescing after few days ill
hess.
Mrs. Eva Gray spent Tuesday with {
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hickman at FrankfOrd.
School Notes
The senior class play entitled .
.lIObogoblih House" will be given at {
The John NJ. Clayton School Audi {
LoriUm. April 9th, at 8 O'Clock. Pro-
1eeds are TO be used to finance the s
trip, commencement !
exercises, and for payment Of a me- \
MORTAL of the class TO be left at the i
school. Il is hoped that patrons of
he school will patrOnize this play i'm Q
rider that this memorial to the class Il
Il the school may be the beginning Z
4 other classes leaving worthwhile 6
objects for school use. v
Friday, April 10th, will be a holt r
lay at the John M. Clayton School, p
lOweyer, school will be held on Mon q
ay, Apriu 18th. This Is made neces- S
airy in order TO get in the required
lumber Of days previous to June 5th, "
be day set for graduation exercises. N
Parents are always welcome in the
chool to visit classes and observe b
heir children in their classroom ac- d
Whites. and 20 talk over difficulties
hat children are facing with the y
,achefs and the principal. However, Of
he evening Of April 18th will be F
isiting night at this school and IL
! hoped that all of he parents and al
dends Of the school will avail them Vi
elves Of the opportunity to see just al
hat Is being done in the several de-
lrtments of this school. Exhibits u
/ the various vocational depart W
ents as well as academic depart de
ents, music and physical education NJ
III be provided An interesting pro- tn
am preceding the opening Of the OF
ihibits will be held in the auditOri- m
II beginning at 8 p. m. Kindly note N
lis date and time and be present to ne
Get your friends Of the community
we'll as see just what Is being bt
me IN your school by your child. w
IN MEMoRlAM OF
at
A tribute Of affection and love TO the nm
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