Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10

formers parents. Mr. and Mrs w B.
Elliott.
Miss Mildred Burney. art teacher N
| Delnar (Delaware) High has returned
after spending the holidays az her
home in Hoine. Georgia. a
Miss Blanche Robinson has returned
! from a visit in Florida.
Richard Cullen Of the Baltimore Law
l School. Harlan Nelson and Martin
Beach Of Ohio University and Albert
Williams OF the Citadel, S. c., and
Ralph Williams Of William and Mary
College. have resumed their studies af-
ter spending the holidays in their re-
spective homes here.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Taylor were re-
cent guests Of relatives in New Free
dom, Pa.
Mrs. Grayson Elliott has returned
from VViiliasburg, Va, where she spent
the holidays with her husband
Friendship Sunday school class Of the
NJ. f. Church was entertained at the
home Of Mrs. r. II. Parker on Thurs
day evening, January 3.
The Delmar Home Demonstration
Club will meet at the home OF Mrs. Ed
gar Galloway on friday afternoon, jan
uary II.
The local w. c. t. u. met at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Moore on We'd
nesday at $3.50 p. m.
Deolia Fleetwood OF Wilmington
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Anna Fleetwood.
On Monday evening, January 6, the
recently elected officers Of Adah Chap
ter. No 5, o. =. s., were installed BY
Mrs. Bessie NJ. Warrington, Worthy
Grand Matron of Delaware. assisted by
Mrs. Mary Bailey, Of Georgetown,
Grand Marshall: Mrs Ella Carmine. |
Grand Chaplain and Mrs. Lettie Le-
Compile, Grand Sentinel The officers |
installed are: Worthy Matron, Mrs.
Matte Ritchie; Worthy Patron, Ralph |
Nichols; assistant matron, Mrs. Maria /
Lobdell; assistant patron. Ralph Baker;
conductresS Mrs Mary Nichols; .asso- 4
ciate conductress. Mrs. Bertha Marvel;
secretary, Mrs. Susie Marsh; treasur-
err. Mrs. Lillian Jones; chaplain, Mrs.
Carrie Barr; marshall, Mrs. Ida Como
way; Adah, Mrs. Georgia Ellegood;
Ruth. Mrs. Loleta Parsons; Esther.
Mrs. Anna Elliott; Martha, Mrs. Mabel
Hearne; Electa, Mrs. Rita Wilkerson;
Organist, Mrs. Hettie Hall; warden,
Mrs. Goldie Melvin; sentinel. Mrs.
Pearl Powell The retiring matron was
presented with handsome jewel and
the Grand MatrOn and other Grand
Officers were presented with beautitui
gifts. A social hour followed the install
lation and delicious refreshments we're
served.
Herbert Hearu. town mail carrier.
was severely injured about the head
Friday evening when to avoid striking
a boy riding a bicycle he shot across
The roadway on the overhead bridge at
Salisbury. striking the opposite SIDE
with such force that Eash in ms
scalp required several stitches to close
A TVebcO truck, coming In the oppo-
lite direction, crashed into Mr. Hearnls
ar, doing considerable damage to both
vehicles and slightly injuring the driV-
sr Of the truck.
Charles Cordrey. VINO has been con-
ined to the house for some time Is
lble to be out.
Mrs. Carrie Kitchens spent the week
md with Mrs. Mary Twilley OF Laurel
s. u. Culver spent Sunday and Mon
lay in Philadelphia. He was aecompan-
ed by Mrs. Culver who continued neT
ourney to East Orange. N. j.. where
he will spend few days with Mr. ann
Yrs. Williams. formerly Of Delmar.
Mrs. Nora Betts of Salisbury was
,ecent guest Of Mrs. Benjamin Hearn
Mrs. Ida Ellis and daughter MISS
aura Ellis. after spending the hoh-
laws with friends here have returned
o their home in Bristol Pa.
Mrs William Hearthaway entertain
d the members of Sunday school class
70. 10 at her home on Tuesday even
ng.