Milford chronicle., 1936-04-24
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o'clock. The purpose of the meeting
Is TO become better acquainted with
the members, and 70 learn more Of
the methods and ways OF doing
things IN his new field Of labor.
The pastor delivered very good
sermon Op Sunday morning using as
his subject "A Great Discovery" and
the text--Tbis Is the gate Of heaven.
was found in Gonesis 2S and n.
News Items IN General
Il was with very deep regret that
we received tl enews Of the death
Of Colonel Theodore Townsend.
founder and editor OF the Milford
Chronicle, and are now extending
sympathy 20 all those who are ar
fected BY his departure.
Death has again visited our town
and removed from our midst. Will
liam Roddie Long, aged 63 years.
who passed away at his home on
West Hosicr street. Wednesday. April
18th. 1896, after few weeks illness
Of ufemic poisoning. Funeral ser
vices were held at the house on Fri
day afternoon at o'clock with the
Rev. r. r. Thawley officiating, and
interment was made in Red Mems
Cemetery. The pallbearers having
been selected from Wissahiskon |
Tribe No. 20, I. o. r. NJ. OF which he
was a member, and were as follows:
James 3. McCabe, Charles Baker. |
Harry A. Goodwin, Jr., Norman Davis /
and James =. Wilgus. There we're a
number Of lovely floral tributes from |
relatives and friends. Besides the
widow, Mrs. lIenna Long, and one h
daughter. Miss Esther NJ. Long, he Is
survived by his mother, Mrs. Henri
eta Long. who Is now past % years;
one brother, Frank A. Long, and two
sisters, Mrs. E. V. Baker of town. and
Mrs. Joshua B. Richards of Philadel-
phia.
Announcements have been received
here of the marriage Of Mrs. AlVa C.
Rawlins of Dover, to Mr.. George Sea
gram of Miami, Florida. in the First
Baptist Church. Baltimore, Md, on
Saturday, April IL, 1886. Mrs. Sea-
gram is the daughter Of Mr. Charles
Hastings and the late Mrs. Iavici
Hastings Of this town, and resided
here during the time of her first
husband, the late John w. Davis, but
moved to Seaf0rd after her marriage
to Thomas n. Rawlins, and since his
death has resided in Dover, due to
her position as superintendent of the
Children's Home Society of Della ,
ware. Mr. and Mrs. SeagTam were
guests OF her father and step-mOther
on Sunday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha b. McCabe q
have announced the marriage of their :
youngest daughter. Miss Dorothy
AIcCabe to Mr.. BenstOn Skinner, son
Of MIR. and Mrs. John J. Skinner OF :
Nd, on Saturday evening,
April 11th. the ceremony having been a
performed by the Rev NJ. S. Andrews a
at the NJ L. Parsonage in Denton,
Md. Immediately following the cere-
mOny the bride and groom went to
heir furnished home i'm HillsbOrO
where the groom holds a position
md are now receiving cOngratula-
ions and best wishes from relatives o
md friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Lawrence X. Outten y
If this town have announced the q
marriage of their only daughter, Miss N
5ladys J. Outten TO Mr.. Lloyd b. Sir a
nan of Delmar, the wedding having g
aiken place in that town on Saturday
,veHing, April (, with the Rev. Ralph q
:. Jones pastor Of the Delmar M. q. 1
'hurch as the officiating minister. Ol
he bride moved here with her par i
nts about two months ago, when her az
ather opened a dental Office in this g
own, and the friends made during -
er short stay here. are wishing for s.
er future happiness and success.
Mrs. Annie Waller Of Delmar, Mrs. ID
v. o. COvey and Mrs. ElwoOd Cooke CO
( SeafOrd were visitors at the home pi
( Mrs. Katie Stevens ON Thursday II
( last week. Mrs. Stevens also en- y
TO dinner that evening Mrs. 81
ora Faulkner of Delmar and Mrs. &c
irda M. Long Of town, the former NJ
aving remained as an overnight ~
uest, returning % her home on Fri VI
ay. tn
Mrs. Long spent Monday Of this tit
eek IN Wilmington and came down Op
, Dover on Tuesday for meeting itc
the Mothers Pension Commission, li'
I'D remained there for a meeting Of tel
le Republican State Central Com an
lttee on Wednesday. MI
Miss Mildred McCabe Of the 1NOm We
rs College. Newark. was at home lul
-er the weekend with her parents,
r. and Mrs. c. L. McCabe, Jr. -
Miss GeUrgetta Walker Of Beacon
,llOge, Wilmington, spent the week g
ID az the home Of her parents, Capt. -
"a Mrs. George Walker and on =
lnday evening entertained 10 din -
r. Miss Kathryn Bunting and Mr.. =
adisOn Grey OF near town. Other =
tests at the Walker home on Sun =
v evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Card =
4 Bunting. Mr.. and Mrs. Lebo Nc
be OF near town, and Mr.. and Mrs. -
aTence Rayne Of ROxana.
Mrs. Eva b. Moore OF Elizabeth, =
j.. spent Saturday night and sun -
y with her aunt. Mrs. Roxle Dukes. =
Mr.. and Mrs Fred A, Murray Of "a
adOn. Pa, were overnight guests -
his mother. Mrs. Essle Murray on =
iday
Capt Walter Sh0ckley returned TO
position on Monday morning af-
spending the weekend with his =
niiy on Walnut street.
4 baby boy was born 70 Mr.. and
s. Edgar Wells on HOsier Avenue =
Monday morning. April 10Th. =
thcr aud son are both doing nice =
Hiss Mary Flood and friend, Larry -
rtlet OF wilmington, were guests -
A.. al nTrsrf hfrEnarr