Milford chronicle., 1937-07-09
MILTON

, note OF the marriage OH SaLurud1
July 3rd. of Miss Ida Eugenia Doug
las, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
: Coleman Douglas, of 635 Bailey st
. Camden, N. j., to Mr.. Fredericl
Kreamer Chance, Jr., son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Frederick Chance, of 1928 Grand
view Avenue, Pitman, N. ]. Th'
wedding ceremony took place at fiv'
o'clock p. IN. in st. John Baptis
Episcopal Church, Milton. Del, will
the Rev. Edward H. Ehart officiat
ing. The maid of honor and only at
tendant was Miss Margaret Waple.
of Newark, Del. Mr.. William Spons
OF Merchantville, acted as best man
Mr.. Samuel C. Evans of Milford was
at the organ. The bride was given in
marriage by her father, she wore
an afternoon ensemble of beige crepe
with navy accessories. Her flowers
were white orchids. Miss NAPLES
was dressed in a Tyrolean green and
white sheer frock with white acces-
sories and a cOrsage of yellow roses
The brides mother wore brown net
frock with a corsage of Talisman
roses and delphinium. Mrs. Chances
frock was blue dotted sheer. She
wore white gladiolus and blue del
phinium. The bride is a graduate
of Camden High School and the
Glassboro State Teachers College.
Mr.. Chance is a graduate of Pitman
High School and the Pennsylvania
Museum of Industrial Art. After a
reception for the immediate families
and the bridal party at the Carlton
Hotel, Rehoboth Beach, Mr.. Chance
and his bride left for New York
where they boarded the S. S. Monarch
for wedding trip to Bermuda. They
will be at home after August list at
l22 WoOdlawn Avenue, COllingswOOd,
n. J.
Mayor Fred w. Pepper and Town
Council have about completed plans
for the annual home coming celebra-
ton on Friday. Saturday and Sun
day, August 20. 2l and %. Commit
tees were appointed as follows:
Chairman. J. NJ. Lank; secretary.
Charles S. Barker; treasurer, Mayor
Pepper; manager. Charles b. Porter;
speakers, Joseph NJ. Lank; decora-
tions, Charles S. Barker and Mayor
Pepper; advertising. Charles b. Por-
ter. The programs will include pa
rades. a flower show. bazaar. base
ball games. services on Sunday in
the churches.
A reception was given Rev. and
Mrs. G. S. Ross at the Milton NJ. p.
Church on Friday evening. July 2nd
with a gOodly number Of members
and friends of the church present.
Frank B. Carey. delegate to the con-
ference, was master of ceremonies !
and presented the following pro- !
gram: Singing by the congregation;
prayer by George r. Davidson; an (
by F. b. Carey; accept /
ance in behalf of the Sunday School. .
W. W. Crouch, superintendent; Sc /
lection by the orchestra; recitation |
by Miss Marian Wells; acceptance by !
II. Davidson of the Board of I
song by the Junior Choir; |
recitation by Mrs. Virginia Clifton of
Milford: acceptance by the Board of
Trustees. Harvey H. Wells, presi-
dent: acceptance by the Friendship
Bible Glass, Willard S. Clifton, presi-
dent: recitation, Mrs. Elizabeth JEFF
fersOn; response by Rev. G. S. Ross
and Mrs. Grace Ross: singing by
.he congregation. After the program
he members and friends were in
yited to Social Hall where refresh
nents of ice cream and cake were
erved. Rev. and Mrs. Ross were
he recipients of many gifts from
riends and members of the church.
t was splendid affair and much
nioyed by those in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Reynolds of
'hicago are visiting her sister, Mrs.
luther Wilson.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Short and
hildren. Helen and Raymond, of
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
nan Short and children. of Heb
on, Md, spent the Fourth with Mr.
nd Mrs. Earl Reed.
Captain and Mrs. Charles +. Darby
nd son Gilbert, of Philadelphia.
pent the weekend with Mrs. Goldie
wens
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hetherington
nd children. Mary and Robert, Jr.,
Philadelphia spent the weekend
Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Spencer
lent the weekend at their cottage
Broadkiln Beach. where they EN-
rtained a number of relatives and
lends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Elmer
III of Wilmington, over the holi-
lys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Conwell and
ISIS Edith Wilson of Philadelphia
,ent the Fourth with Mrs. Charlotte
ilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Welch and
ildren, of Philadelphia. are occu-
ing their summer home in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ErmOn POstles and
N, of West Chester. Pa. spent the
eek-end with Milton relatives.
Raymond A. Cade, formerly of Mil
n, died at his home in New York,
June 2Sth, age &C years. Inter
ent was made in Milton NJ. +. Gene
~ on Thursday, July 1st. . The de-
ased was the brother of Miss Lii
N Cade of Milton. and the son of
2 late Captain John Cade.
Services at Milton NJ. p. Church on
nday, July 11th Sunday School
10 a. M; preaching at IL. Sub
Il of sermon by the pastor. Rev.
S. Ross, Patching Old Clothes
1T. GIG. Evening worship at 7.30.
bject of sermon, "A Safe Foun-
1918. A song SER
e will precede the sermon. All
, cordially invited to attend these
vices.
The Milton baseball team had a
Od weekend, winning two games