Milford chronicle., 1938-04-22
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town" section near the Kent & Sus-
sex fair grounds and before the To-
cal firemen could bring the blaze un-
der control it destroyed the upper
story of the building. No water is
available, the blaze was extingulshed
with booster lines. The properly is
tenantcd by Ida Brown. cOlored. The
loss will probably be about 500.
A large congregation attended the
annual Easter services at the MethO-
dist Protestant Church OH Sunday
evening when the children had the
program i'm charge. Mrs. G. Il. Tur-
ner, Mrs. Calvin Simpson, Mrs. Sal
lie Cahall and Mrs. Linda Layton
trained the children, Mrs. Vertie Ca
hall and Mrs. Elvia Sapp arranged
the costumes. The following pro-
gram was presented: Organ prelude.
Coronation, Invocation by pastor:
Recitations, Leslie Wix. Lucille Der
rickson, Elwood Shuttle. Patricia
Holloway. Shirley Simpson, Robert
Shnltie, Betty Louise 5neuii,. JOsepI
IIurd, Phyllis Hopkins. GeOrgeanne
Iurd, Charles Robertson. David Tar
ner, Bertha Rash, Doris DeTricksOn.
Virginia lIurd, Doris Hall. Doris
Shuttle. Gladys Wix. Billy Garrison;
Scripture Exercise, Donald Turner.
Elya Rae Rash. Jane Wclch and Rob
crt Jester: Duet. "Thc Masters Gar-
dem" Jane Welch and Elva Rae
Rash: Exercise. Patricia Holloway,
Mary Reta Hurd and Martha CrUe-
we'll: Exercise. four boys: "Th9
Heraldors." Billy Clarkson and Lin
wood Hates; Angelic Message. group
of girls. The program closed with a
musical exercise by the Young Peo-
plc's Department. The Offering which
totaled over one hundred dollars will
be devoted to conference assess
ments.
Mrs. Ethel Wclch and son Evan of
Pbila.. have been spending a few
days with her father. L. c. Reese
Miss Evelyn Adams. attending
business school in Phila.. spent Eas-
ter with her parents. Deputy Sheriff
and Mrs. Norris Adams.
Miss Evelyn Lynch of Darby. Pa,
has been spending the past week |
with former friends here.
hlHo Old NldG Vial NOUN wac u " -
ningtOn visitor on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Messner and |
amily spent the Easter holidays with |
'clatiyes in Pennsylvania. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hawk were |
guests OF relatives in Pennsylvania |
,ver the weekend.
Mr.. Allan Miller and son of Ports
mouth. Va, spent the weekend with !
,ir. an dMrs. L. w. Dean.
Harry c. Tee Jr. and Junior Knox |
we're Wilmington visitors on Mon !
lay
Misses Irene and Dorothy Markert
f Wilmington and Mr.. l.. G. Markert
f Pennsylvania spent the weekend
With Mrs. Markert.
Miss Dorothy Kemp spent the past
reek with Mrs. Elmer Walker at
aston. Md
Mrs. r. A. Salisbury. Mrs. Charles
IOpkins. Leonard Mastcn and Leslie
adams were Wilmington visitors
uring the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Therman Brown of
Newark. n. J. spent the weekend
With Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boyer, Mrs.
cnnie Crcadick. Mrs. Verlie Ca
all and Mrs, Florence Fleming were
'bila. visitors during the past week.
Mrs. George Hurd is spending
ome time with her daughter. Mrs.
toward Knight. at Charlottesville.
q.
Miss Mary Smith Of Phila.. is q.
bending some time with her sistc",
iss Laura Smith. near this place.
Mrs. Marian Massey of Cheswold. I
rs been recent guest of Mr.. and {
RS. f. c. O'Neal.
Mrs. d. D. Tharp spent the week Y
id with her daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. I
ward VanSant, at Richardson Park.
Harry Harrington Of Wilmington v
cut the weekend with Mr.. and J
RS. Theodore Harrington.
Mrs. II. J. Ramsdell was Phila. f
sitor during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey and son
ID Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Tee attended
family dinner at the home of Rev
i'd Mrs. J. T. Bailey at Milford on
lnday.
Cecil RYAN Of Wilmington spent \
q week end with his parents, Mr.. \
ID Mrs. Wesley Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Dayton Of Viii II
inston spent the weekend with Mr.. a
i'd Mrs. O. T. Dayton.
Mr.. 7. G.. Riley of Baltimore. Md. 4
ent the weekend with his mother, c
RS. 7. G. Riley.
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A very pretty wedding was SOL '
nnizcd at the Holiness Church par
mage i'm Denton on Saturday night. &
hen the pastor. Rev. Lawson Jump. n
lited in marriage Miss Marie Dill.
.ughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Dill u
Masten's Corner. and Mr.. George Il
Baker. son of Mr.. and Mrs. En- i
ett Baker. of near Pennington. Mr.. q
,hn Dill. brother of the bride. and =
rs. Wiuifred Lavender accompanied
G pair. They will reside near
II
Clarence W. ShOckley. George w.
vain and Past State President Har Q
C. Tee will represent Washington p
imp No. 30 at the opening rally at f
g membership drive to be held at Z
easant Inn. Dover. on Friday
ght. Several prominent national C
,eakers will be present besides the b
embers of the executive committee
the state. il
James Howell of Detroit, Mich. is il
ending some time with his parents. n