Milford chronicle., 1936-01-03
TRINITY

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Mr.. and Mrs. Gary snitn and
daughter Jane of Carney's Point, n
j.. and Mr. and Mrs. 0rinond Neal
were dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry Walstoh on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Carey and chill
dren were dinner guests of Mf. and
Mrs. Kenneth West on Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Hastings, a student
nurse in the Frankford Hospital.
Philadelphia, and Mr. William Hast
ings Of Wilmington, spent part Of
last week with their parents, MIR.
land Mrs. r. J. Hastings.
Harrison Steen is spending a few
days with his aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs N. Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Waiston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walston attend
ed the twelfth wedding anniversary
and dinner o; Sir. and Mrs. Francis
Neal at Fedelalsbury, Nd, on Sum
day
Mrs. Lily Carey and Mrs. Luther
Carey, Jr., of BridgeVille, spent
Thursday with Mrs. Ernest Warning
ton.
Miss Mary Rust spent Friday with
her cousin in Georgetown
Miss Rachel Hastings and Earl
White were Philadelphia visitors on
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warrington /
were Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. /
and Mrs OFT. Warrington. in /
Roland Cashwell spent last week /
with his parents at Stedman. N. G. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Templeton I
and Miss Edna Lowe Of Willow
Grove. Pa, and Mr.. Fred Wendt Of
Utica. n Y, spent last week with
Mr.. J. A. Lowe.
Miss Louise Wright of Philadel-
Dhia has been spending the holidays
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wright. So
Miss Ruth Rust spent the week /
md with her grandparents at Red
len.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Warrington I
md Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warning 1
on visited relatives at Laurel on !
Saturday. d
on Billy spent Sunday with their e
Iarents at fredericksburg, Md. S
The annual Christmas party of the S
trinity Episcopal Home Demonstra- r
ion Club which was to be held at {
ir. and Mrs. Enos Nichols On Tues u
ay evening has been postponed to Il
ater date because OF weather CON IN
ltiOns, also the death of club men, a
ef.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon WheatIey have B,
new radio. A
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph West and
aughter Helen, and MIR. and Mrs. h
larvey Bunting OF DagsbOrO. and D
lr. and Mrs. Joshua West and
Jean we're dinner guests d
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Willin ON Wed z
esday. e
Several in this community are suf-
sT1ng with colds. tn
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Steen enter m
lined a number Of friends aud rela- h,
YES at dinner ON Wednesday!
Owing 10 weather conditions there 50
as no service at Trinity NJ. Il. iOf
hurch last Sunday. al
Mrs. Frank Friedel, age 26 years
I'd ten months. passed away al her 10
lme here early Sunday evening. lsu
ecember 18th, after only a few nj
'urs illness. She is survived by
n husband, an infant son, and two 30
aall daughters, ieunice, 4, and Jane. 10,
Before her marriage she was Miss nj
lra Lee Condor, daughter OF Mr..
"a Mrs. Will Condor who also sur lfal
We her, besides three brothers and
rec sisters. For a number OF years Pl
e was an active All Club member, Nj
d at present member OF the All
nks Of Sussex County, also an ac- an
e member Of the Trinity Epworth di,
lnie Demonstration Club. having ia
rved as president Of The organiza-
n for some time, also an active me
smbef Of the Trinity Church aid. ca
rVing as a member OF the VISITING dai
at the time Of her death AM
this writing her funeral services
expected to be held al the Wat
q Funeral Home at Seaford. Oh NA
ursday afternoon, January 2nd
.erment at Seafofd Senietery The
vices we're IN charge Of Rev. Rob- q
p. Green, pastor OF Trinity N. r. thr
urch, and Rev Lester Windsor 81 Blu
lford fer
'erYices at Trinity NJ. p. Church eig
nday, January 9Th will De as fol- ia
rs. Sunday School at $50 a M vii
aching at 10 a. M me-
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