Milford chronicle., 1938-01-07
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Church News

Church News
: Rev Roy I. Thawley administered
the sacraments Of the Lords Supper
last Sunday morning during the
worship program and preached .
good sermon in the evening follow.
ing the Young Peoples Epworth
League.
The Ladies Aid Society held its
regular monthly meeting in the
Sunday school room on Tuesday
evening, January 4, with Mrs. Sarah
! McCabe Scott presiding and Mrs.
Essie Murray and Mrs. Bertha West
as program and refreshment chair
men.
News Items In General
The holiday season is now past
and gone-our people have settled
down to their regular routine Of
both home and business duties.
Capt. and Mrs. Harry Derrickson
entertained at dinner on Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson and
daughter Grace and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Robinson and daughter
Ruth of Clarksville and on Thurs
day, Mrs. Alice Burton and two chill
dren, Freddie and Leon of MillsborO
were dinner guests there.
Clayton A. Bunting, president of
Bunting's Nurseries, spent several
days in New York City during the
present week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson and
daughter Grace have moved into
their new home on Hosier avenue,
near the dupont Boulevard. built for
them by the formers son-in-Iaw,
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgel /
McCabe.
Miss Louise Rogers, daughter of |
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Rogers, who /
teaches at Mardella. Nd, accOmpan- |
led a party of friends from Milford
on a motor trip to Florida during
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ringler
and son Clayton and Mrs. Ringers
mother. Mrs. Lizzie Lynch, had as
dinner guests on Wednesday of last
week, the formers mother, Mrs. Ida
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ring
ler. Mrs. Virginia Collins and Miss
Ida Mae Ringler of BishOpville;
Mrs. Lulu c. Lynch and W. r. Ring
lor, son and daughter, Billy Ross,
and Catherine from Millville and
Miss Betty Browne of town.
Mrs Lynch had as her guest. Mrs. :
Martha Lynch of Bayard for an af-
Iernoon and evening during the hol-
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer NJ. Holloway
and son Frank Marshall. entertain
I'd at dinner on Sunday, the formers
parents and two aunts, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Holloway, Mrs. Mary Z. Der ,
rickson and Mrs. Essie Murray. 2
Messrs. Arthur r. Hudson and Os- {
ras ]. Stevens of Philadelphia and
N. j., have been spend ,
ing a few days with Mrs. Armel A. ,
Hudson and Mrs. Catherine Stevens \
and were dinner guests of Mrs. W. B.
Chandler and family in DagsbOro !
one day last week and attended \
family dinner at the home Of Mr.. \
and Mrs. Edward l.. Brasure en- !
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory S. MeCabe !
and children, Emory, Jr., and Mary !
Hudson went to Wilmington on 4
Sunday and spent the day with Mr. ,
md Mrs. JudsOn Ryan and other /
.elatives. Mr.. McCabe's mother, Mrs. +
Scranton McCabe and Mrs. McCabe's Z
,arents. Mr.. and Mrs. William 7. q
hudson, Sr., who had spent the /
yeek in Wilmington and Philadel- 2
,bia returned home with them.
DIR. and Mrs. C. /. Whitaker and f
fr. and Mrs. w. A. Law arrived n
ONE on Monday night from a three 5
Yeeks' motor trip through Florida 4
nd other southern states. h
On their homeward run they stop h
ed in Marion, s. c., last Sunday q
nd had lunch with Mrs. Laws I
ousin. Mrs. Eva Gum Jenkins and q
er daughter Evelyn. They had not q
let since the Jenkins visit here ii
,0re than 16 years ago.
On Monday they spent a couple OF p
ours in Wilson, n. c., and had n
cry pleasant little visit with d. c. "
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Will :,
ans and daughter Helen. formerly n
{ this town; other members of the
,miIy being away at the time. N
They also had the pleasure OF =,
ieeting a daughter of Mrs. Edna a,
Villains Short in the Office, and q
cry much enjoyed being taken II
trough the Williams Lumber Com II
any's manufacturing plant, and 10
ice drive around the city with Mr. a