Milford chronicle., 1939-11-03

Referees: Rash and Steers.
On Tuesday afternoon the past
presidents of the Harrington New
Century Club opened their meeting
win a luncheon at 1870 o'clock
Mrs. A B. Parsons, head of the club.
acted as chairman of the day. The
past presidents who attended gave
a brief regime of the activities OF
the club during their terms of office
Mrs. W. X. Barrett, Kent county
vice president OF Milford, addressed
the club on Safety in Automobile
Driving"
During the business session, Mrs.
William Shaw and Mrs. Abner Hick-
man were elected to membership,
while Mrs. ]. W. Camper was rein
stated.
Next week the committee will dis
cuss Art" (old prints and those
in charge of ,he program will be
Mrs John Masten, Mrs. c. F. Mon
tague, Mrs. Fred Mayer and Mrs. R.
A. Salisbury.
Arrangements are being COM
pleted by Harrington Post No. of
the American Legion to properly OBJ
serve Armistice Day here. when the
veterans of all wars, together with
fraternal organizations will attend
community service at Asbury NJ
f. Church on Sunday evening, No
vember -. at 7:30 o'clock. Asbury
and Trinity Methodist Churches of
this city will join in the service.
American Legion Department Chap
lain, Rev. Walter A Hearn, of Do
yer. will be the speaker for the Oc-
casion
Sidney G. LaramOre. Spanish
American War veteran. died in the
Milford Memorial Hospital early
Thursday morning of last week, /
where he became patient the pre-
ceding Tuesday. He expected to un-
dergo an operation on Thursday. Mr. /
LaramOre was born at FELTON,, enter /
ing the army service as a young man /
and was honordbly discharged at .
the close of The war Funeral SER
vices were held from the Boyer Fu- /
neral Home on Sunday afternoon at .
l o'clock. The services were in (
charge of the Rev Thomas Phillips, /
pastor of the Pilgrim Holiness
Church. He made his home with his
his wife having died about
six years ago. He is survived by five
children, Mrs. Florence Lane, Ed
ward Laramore and Lawrence Lar
amore OF near Pennington: Sidney
LaramOre of Wilmington and Ralph
Laramore of Chillicothe, Ohio; also
two sisters, Mrs. Herbert Wright of
and Mrs. Howard Cook of
Philadelphia. There are two grand
children. Interment was made in
cemetery.
After being i'll for two weeks,
pneumonia developed and death oc-
Cured to Mrs. Sarah Catherine Sip
Pile, age 70 years, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Cain,
near this city, on Saturday night of
last week. The Rev. Robert E.
Green. pastor OF Asbury Methodist
Church. Oficiated at the funeral SER
vices which were held from the
home of the daughter on Wednesday
afternoon at 1870 o'clock. The de-
ceased had lived in Kent county all
)f her life and is survived by eight
children all Of whom reside within
, twenty-five mile radius of her
home. The children are: Mrs. Cain |
md Robert Sipple, Harrington; Ar
hur j. Sipple. Magnolia; Mrs. Henry
Scott and Frank Sipple, FELTON,; Oda
Sipple. Dover; Zodiac Sipple, Wyom-
ng and Clarence Sipple, Frederica ,
She is also survived by two broth
rs and sister, Robert Greenly, of !
'elton; David Greenly, of Goldsboro, !
Id, and Mrs. Ella Saunders, Mar
leila Springs, Md There are 2S ,
and Is great-grand- !
Interment was made in !
3arratts Chapel. :
Jackie Sheers. of Georgetown, :
pent the weekend with his brother,
William Sheers. =
Norman Paris, Jr., of Milford, :
listed former friends here on Fri
ay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey visited c
riends in Washington, D. c., over