Milford chronicle., 1937-12-31
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amor Faucett, daughter OF Mr.. anC
Mrs. William !. Faucet, East Mar.
ket street, Temple University, Phila-
delphia; George T. Lynch, son ol
former City Councilman and Mrs
George 7. Lynch. South Race street
University of Delaware; Miss Char
lotte Wink, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Wink, Beacon College, Will
mington; Robert Tunnell, son of Mr..
and Mrs. James NJ Tunnell, Sr.,
West Market street, Duke Uniyer-
sity. Durham, ~ c.; Paul Joseph,
Jr., freshman at Muhlenburg Col
lese, Allentown, Pa; Miss Patty
Layton. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Halstead p. Layton, North Bedford
street, Fox Hollow School for Girls,
Rheinbeck, N. "; Misses Rachel
King and Mildred Atkins, student
nurses in Wilmington; Carlton JOS
eph. University of Delaware; Paul
.Derrickson, son of Mrs. Frederick
sSalmons. Michigan State College;
Miss Ada May Warrington, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Warrington,
Sergent School of Physical Educa-
tion, Boston; Billy Reed Hudson,
son of former Postmaster and Mrs.
Jehu f. Hudson, West Market
street, Cranbrook School. Bloom
field Hills, Mich; Miss Eleanor
Townsend, Penn Hall School, Cham
bersburg, Pa; Jack Townsend, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian L. Townsend,
and grandson of U. S. Senator John
G. Townsend. Jr., Dartmouth; Miss
sVirginia Pepper, daughter of Mr.. and
saMrs. Byron p. Pepper, West Market
fstreet. Women's College, University
Fof Delaware; Miss Josephine Wa
Eples. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. JOS
feph B. NAPLES, West Market street.
Washington, d. c.; Reese Swain, son
of Charles T. Swain, American Uni
versity, Washington, d. c.; Miss
Dorothy Jones, daughter of former
Representative and Mrs. ]. A. Jones,
Women's College, University of Del
aware.
Parker. Marvel
Miss Myrtle Ann Parker, daughter |
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Wingate Par
,ker, East Market street, this city,
and Lewis b. Marvel, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph B. Marvel, OF Stockley,
-four miles south of here, were mar
ried on Christmas night, at 6 o.
clock, in the First Methodist Pro-
testant Church by the Rev. Russell
W. Sapp.
The bride is connected with the
Sussex county Office of the State
Board of Charities. Mr.. Marvel is
employed by the State Highway De-
,partment.
Waller COnaWay
Miss Florence f. Waller and Lon
ney Fl. Conaway, both of Laurel,
were married on Christmas Eve
might, at 8 o'clock, at Laurel, by the
Rev. H. G. Stuneck, pastor of the
Nazarene Church.
MeIs0n.Dukes
: Miss Viola Ruth Nelson, daughter
sof Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Z. Nelson,
and John Larry Dukes, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Larry E. Dukes, both OF
Dagsboro, were married on Christ
mas Eve night at Dagsboro. by the
Rev. w. T. Archer, pastor of the
Dagsboro Methodist Protestant
Church.
Kiwanis Backing Scouts II
The Georgetown Kiwanis Club is
backing the Boy Scouts here and
have contributed the required
amount to register the troop with 2
the district area council.
They also are acting as agent for $
the sale of the Delaware Tercen- !
tenary dinner plates, which are !
made by the Spode pottery, Stoke 5
odin-Trent, England. The designs are T
old Swedes' Church, Wilmington; !.
the old court house, New Castle; the
old State House, Dover; the old Col
lege, University of Delaware; the I
Zwaanendael House, Lewes, erected I
a few years ago to commemorate t
the landing of the Dutch on Della $
ware soil. The tercentenary is to be :
celebrated by Delaware and Penn &
sylvania jointly.
Betts-Baker 4
Miss Frances Edna Belts, daugh- c
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Belts, "
Of Milford, and Isaac Thomas Baker. " "
Jr:, son of Mrs. Della w. Baker and
The late /. T. Baker, of Glendale, v
eight miles north of here, were mar N n
Hell at Efttuudic On hftStiiao iS'S In
BY the Rev. Harry Fordham, pastor cI
IL the Glendale NJ. E. Circuit. 4
sy0ns-MOrgaR e.
Announcement of the marriage OF il
Mss MARCEL Lyons, daughter of Mr.. le
md Mrs. John II. Lyons, of Green ~ ~
yood, and William B. Morgan. Jr.. el
ION of MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Morgan, pl
# Lincoln City, has been made. ny
The wedding took place on We'd so
lesday night of last week, the Rev. W
J. l.. Handy, pastor of the Lincoln
Jity NJ. E, Church performing the ",
eremony.
Irs. Lydia r. Conaway Dies At 81 ed ed
Funeral services for Mrs. Lydia -
Rachel Conaway, age 84 years, Wild gr
w of Richard Conaway, who died at Gu
he home OF her son, Trusten Polk an
,onaway, on North KINNEY street, Nj
n Sunday, were held from the John All
). Carey Funeral Home. Laurel and no
BEDFORD streets. tuesday afternoon er
] O'Clock. Interment was made In bu
Tnion cemetery here. tb ~,
Two sons, Tiusten Polk Conaway, j
Iidely known railroad conductor, Sc
nd Walter Conaway, well known al
cntractor and builder here, survive. Ra
he also has a number OF relatives
, Wilmington and throughout low sol sol
/ Delaware. i
ig Meeting OF Changers sol
On Tuesday night, January 4, ini