Milford chronicle., 1936-03-06
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away on Monday morning, March
He leaves a widow, Mrs. Jerush
Hudson, five sons, namely Charli,
Walter, William, Rufus and Ere
Hudson and Ave daughters, Mrs. An
ME Gray, Mrs. Mamie Joslln, Mr..
Sallie Hudson, Mrs. Matte Merit
and Mrs. Lanta Wharton, and
number of grandchildren and tw,
great grandchildren. Funeral ser
vices we're held from Bethel M. E
Church on Wednesday afternoon
March 4, Of which he was a mem.
Der, in charge Of Rev. w. S. Grant
He will be remembered for the
hymns that he sang when he was
able to attend the church services
and his testimony.
Rev. and Mrs. Jope, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Hall, Mrs. Mamie Long and
Mrs. Ollie Richards visited Mr.. and
Mrs. George Barnett at MillsborO on
Friday evening.
Emory Hudson has secured a pO-
sition at Port Deposit
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hickman
mOtOred to Philadelphia where they
spent the weekend with their
daughter and sOn-in-law and grand
son, Gerald Richards and Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Richards.
Mrs. Ella Tunnel and daughters,
Bessie and Elizabeth Tunnel, mo-
tOred from Dover and visited Mrs
James NJ. Evans on Tuesday, also
Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Evans were
guests at dinner
Mrs. Sallie Derrickson (nee Le-
Kites) died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Hudson at
WilliamsVille. She was the widow of
James DerricksOn, deceased. They
spent several years living here in |
this vicinity. She is survived by
three daughters, Mrs. Lavinia Hud-
son of Williamsville, Mrs. Matte
Magee and Mrs. Name HOwie of
Millville and Philadelphia, and four
sons, Charlie and Lemuel Derrick
son of Philadelphia, Capt Harry
DerricksOn of Selbyville and Will
liam DerricksOn of this place.
Funeral services were held from
Bethel NJ. F. Church here on Sunday /
afternoon at > o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie West of j
Camden, N. J., motored here and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey James
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Daisey over /
the weekend.
Mrs. William Belts, Mrs. Hiram (
TrHitt and Mrs. Edward Hickman
and daughter. Doris, mOtOred to Mil :
ford and Dover on Thursday on n
business trip, as well as calling on n
friends.
Mrs. Amos McCabe visited Mrs a
Wilmer Steele on Friday. v
The Loyal Workers class will en- S
Joy a buffet supper at the home of
Mrs. Hazel Menser on Tuesday eve g
ming, March 10, at $3.50 p. m. Each s
will bring q dish of food
or cooked fl
l.. NJ. Kaufman has been i'll, un- nj
Ter the doctors care, this week m
Mrs, Allen Daisey is recovering n
rom a recent illness.
Mrs. Edward Hickman and mo- re
her, Mrs. Lille II. Belts. mOtOred &C
70 Lewes and visited Mr.. and Mrs. te
Edward Gray on Wednesday. Mr.. be
Gray has been very sick ". --s-....
Miss Montgomery of Atlantic CITY, til
'. j.. is spending some time with III
1rs. Katie Tunnel. bo
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. Belts DE-
,ere surprised on last Wednesday n
light, February 26, when several of We
leir friends called at their home to
PEND the evening. II was the Occa- taI
on of their goth wedding anniver- ga,
ry-a china wedding. Included in 90,
c company was the Sewing Circle cd
the Presbyterian Church. The yer
cOrations were red, white and blue on,
reamers, and cherry tree and \
tchets, in keeping with the month Iih,
famous peoples birthdays. How bor
'tsy MADE the rag was sung Dy gra
e younger people present. Z
Mrs. Ethel Hooker had charge of MIA
e games and important questions SON
ked pertaining to George Wash hot
gtOn. Refreshments of punch and tea
kes were served. Many gifts were 7
eciVed by MIR. and Mrs Belts from the
ends. MIR,
The ladies' of the Ocean View ner
ristian Church are planning for Sew
supper to be held on pue
I'll IL. of
The group meeting of the Chris Inn,
n Church will take place at the
me of Mrs Lemuel Wingate on II
ursday evening, March u. at IN
20 o'clock. All ladies cordially in
ed to attend. RI
Fhe Sunday school opens at 9:45 Mrs
Sunday morning at Bethel NJ. f. HON
urch. The sermon by Rev. w. S. Hos
ant will be delivered at II o'clock. Gi
seial hymn by the choir. and
Iisses Gladys Grant and Elaine visit
litt attended the Youth Confer j. v
e or EpwOrth League Convention Levi
Newark. M,
t the funeral of Mrs. Sallie Der tied
IsOn on Sunday afternoon, spe- Mrs
singing was rendered. Mrs Del Tb
1 Hudson sang MY Mother" and met
rie Long sang THE Old Rugged ColIi
S." They came from Selbyville were
he request of relatives of the de- Mrs.
ied. Mrs.
Mrs