Milford chronicle., 1936-02-21
DELMAR

MIS-. "A. Il. Hunt ana children left
our town this week to- Join her hus-
band in their new hame at Sunbury,
Pa, where he; was transferred by
the railroad company two weeks
ago. We regret losing these good
people but we gladly welcome Mr..
and Mrs. Nodie-, who are occupying
the property vacated by the Hunt
family. Mr.. Nodier assumes the
work formerly performed by Mr..
Hunt
Miss Myra Jones has returned
from a three weeks visit at Nassa-
wadox, Va.
Mrs. Clifford Sturgisi who Is i'll at
her home on Maryland avenue, Is
reported improving Her niece, Miss
Minnie Sturgis, Of Western Mary
land, is caring for Mrs. Sturgis.
Rev. N. A. Catlett, who has been
seriously Ill for several weeks we
are glad to report il improving.
Mrs. James Mitchell Of Whining
ton is spending some time with her
mother, Mrs, Nellie Parker who has
been III for several weeks.
The Cotton Pickefs Minstrels of
the Maryland High School will pre-
sent another of. their black face
comedies in the high school audi
toriuln, at 8 O'Clock p. m, on Thurs
day, February q and Friday, Feb
ruary %. Admission CSC.
The many friends OF Rev. ]. T.
Bailey, pastor Of the NJ. P. Church.
at Milford were sorry to hear OF
the accident which befell him re-
Gently when he fell on the ice and
broke his arm.
Rev. C. v. Steininger. a retired
minister, who has lived in Delmar
for several years, is q patient in the
Peninsula Hospital. Salisbury, as
the result Of an operation perform
ed last Saturday. At this writing his
is very favorable.
Norman w. Hastings returned
from a ten day trip to Indiana, last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Harry Esham who
have resided in Rehoboth for the
past two or three years, are again
living in Delmar.
Miss Betty Wilhelne Is a patient
in the Jewish Hospital, York Road,
where she was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis last
week.
=. C. Hoffman who Is associated
with the international Correspond
ence School, Scranton, Pa, is re-
from an attack Of ap-
pendicitis which neeessitated an op-
Grafton in the Salisbury Hospital
about a week ago.
James E. Cleary OF Baltimore was
/ visitor in Gown on Monday.
Marion Lee Kitchens Of the CCC
camp at Leipsic spent the weekend
It home with his mother, Mrs. Car
lie Kitchens.
Funeral services for Mrs. Willie
ITay White, age 50 years, wife Of
White. farmer Of near Del !,
mar, were held from her late home
N Sunday afternoon. Mrs. White Z
lied on Wednesday morning. She is
urvived by her husband, two sons, !,
larry and Samuel, eight sisters 4
nd two brothers. Il
Mrs. MOllie Catherine Elliott, 70 IN
ears old, widow Of Archelaus Eli Il
Il, passed away last Thursday I,
light at the home Of her daughter, a
Irs. Allen G. Parker with whom q
he lived. She was a member and n
ctive worker in the N. F. Church. Y
uneral services were held from
er late home at 1880 D. m, sum pl
~. with Rev. Ralph c. Jones, pas "
n Of the N. Z. Church. officiating. N
rs Elliott is survived BY two sons. 7g
rank and Michael; two daughters, d
rs. Allen Parker and Mrs, Mem az
ne Tingle. of Delmaf; eight grand ty
lildren, and three great grandchil-
en-
Mrs e. e. Freeny received q cab in
gram from Lieutenant and Mrs ST
semi &. Burger. Shanghai, China, 10
Friday, announcing the bifth Of d eli
ne pound hoy. Nrs. Burger Is on
ughter OF Mrs. Freeny "