Milford chronicle., 1937-02-19
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ming in Trinity M. E. Church by Mrs.
w. H. Person, Mrs. Clarence Person
and Mrs. William Leach. The Sun
day School room was bright and
cheerful with decorations of flowers
in antique jars and pitchers.
The new president, Mrs. Della Will
son, presided and suggested a num-
Der OF possibilities for raising money
for the church repair fund.
Committees were appointed to give
plays, teas, and other social affairs
in the near future.
Mrs. G. R. Miller presented a pro-
gram of music by Mrs. L. L. Carlisle,
Miss Sara E. Lank and Mrs. Joseph
Gerow. A very amusing game in
which the entire group took part
proved very enjoyable. 1t was
matter of regret that some very in
teresting numbers of the program
were left out because of the illness
of those who were'to participate. The
hostess served delicious refresh
ments during the social hour.
Last Friday, Feb. 9th was the last |
meeting for this semester of the |
Adult Education Glass in Art. Some |
fOAy AOfCiJ lHluSo lllc nave
been designed and made, also per-
sonal articles such as embroidered
belts and wooden buttons to add
touch of color to dark dress.
The groups from nearby towns
who Joined with this center made
some especially attractive things.
A panel called 1.-The Fox Hunt" by
Mrs. Mary Briggs elected much ia
hi a F,.Ar, fto fhA..
classes in the state and has been
purchased by an admirer of original
design and exquisite workmanship.
Mrs. Tabitha Bostic. Mrs. Sarah
Milbourn and Mrs. Virginia Kirby
entertained the officers of the Re-
bekah Assembly of Delaware to- ..
gether with their husbands on Sat- ,
urday evening at the home of Mrs. y
Bostic. The decorations of hearts !.
and cupids. and the color scheme in :
red were all suggestive of st. VAL i,
entine's Day There was a turkey :
dinner served, followed by cards. :
Those present were Samuel Bostic,
Clifford Milbourn, Paris Kirby, Mr.. :
and Mrs. James Buekmaster, Mr..
and Mrs. J. McAllister, Mr.. and Mrs. :
Samuel Megill, Mrs. Lena Farra, Mr.. !,
D l.,
Mrs. Ben Dickey. Mrs. Margaret a
Sharpless, Mrs. Margaret Dennison, g
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Croes, Miss :
Elsie Ransom, Mrs. Pearl Steven =
son Mr. and Mrs. Warren Petty =
john. and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer West.
Mrs. John Scott, formerly of this q
neighborhood. passed away last week =
in Milford at the home of her daugh- y y
ter, Mrs. Henry Saunders. T,
Mrs. Scott was fine woman and -
loved and respected by all who :,
knew her. Funeral services were
held on Sunday afternoon at the :,
home of her son, John Scott, near :.
Frederica. Rev. II. B. Kelso con- q "
Quoted the services. Mrs. Jester A. =, u
Gray and Raymond Bennett sang :,
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" and "
Jesus Cares" The flowers were -
very lovely. The deceased was Ga :,
years of age, and is survived by her =
children. Delhert Scott, near Milford; n
Mrs. Henry saunders, Milford; John Z Z
and Allen Scott of Frederick. In :,
terment was at Lakeside Cemetery, =
Dover. -, :,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reynolds Rogers ds AZ
have been confined to the house for -, -,
m
Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer are ",
both ill with lagrippe. a. a.
Edward Hudson is also on the -
sick list. ~, ~
Mrs. W. F. Niede is recovering IA IA
from her recent illness. ~, -
Mrs. ]. D. Reese has been quite -,
sick for the past week. o., ~,
Mrs. Emma Cats and sons, Ralph ~
and Dicky. Mrs. William Camper W:
Mrs. Roland Langrell and Mrs. Annie w
B. Harrington were Wilmington ~ ~
visitors on Saturday. "-''
Mrs. Albert Palmer, Mrs. Naomi oh
Gray, Mrs. Ralph Jester spent Fri ~ 81
day in Philadelphia with Mrs. Her. 7. a
man Bishop. nc ne
Miss Mary Melvin of Delaware do, ,a,
City spent the weekend with her NC We;
mother, Mrs. Edith Melvin. Ne
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pelmer of Th 1e
n. j., William Palmer cd
and Mrs. Margaret Keen of Salem, W.
\. j., were Sunday guests of Cap Th
ain and Mrs. Albert Palmer. no.
Mrs. Della Mitten visited in Will rsn pa,
nington on Saturday. Dc
Elizabeth Jane Gerow gave VAL bo,
,ntine luncheon and party OH Satur- hr,
lay afternoon. Eight little girls w,
we're present and spent a very merry
.fternoon. mil
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Melvin gave ,yb
turkey dinner on Sunday in compli- bo,
nent to their grandfather, Mr.. Elijah "a
,. Melvin, who was IS years of age. 90,
lie was the recipient of a he shower ,vh
+ cards. cr.
Mrs. Marian Keyes, the seventh nil,
rade teacher, is ill with a nervous The
breakdown in the Milford Emergency stiI
Iospital. Miss Tatman of Milford rs,
substituting for her. for
Mrs. Madeline Davis. of Boontown, for
!. j., was the guest last week of Mr.. eec
nd Mrs. George r. Miller. mn,
Wilbur Cook, Mrs. Jane Cook, Miss ms
lima Cook, Miss Loretta Brown, +
Iiss Jane Dobec, of Wilmington. and CC,,
7. j. Dougherty, Jr., of West Phila- of
elphia. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs IN
amuel Cook, on Sunday. mo,
Mrs. Edgar Harrington and Mrs. dol,
ary Kelly spent the weekend with Obi
T.. and Mrs Shelby Harrington of GRO
myrna. and
The friends of Mrs. Frances De- MIC
lit Babcock were delighted OH Sun 7,
" afternoon to hear her lovely Low
ice over the radio at A O'Clock, in who