Milford chronicle., 1939-04-07
FREDERICA

e ican Association of University WO
: men, two Frederica teachers were
r elected to hold the following offices
l Mrs. Marion c. Keyes, president, anC
( Miss Mildred r. Wheeler, secretary
s The Della Vista Campers Club com.
posed OF persons who have attended
] the American Youth Foundation al
= Merrowvista, N. H., met at the home
} of Miss Elizabeth Walstrom on Fri
J day night. Other young people in
: the county were invited to hear
about the camp and play games
Those present were Polly Barnard
| Betty Defibaugh. Betty GOoden, Jane
Lynch, Audrey Riggs. Virginia Ban
ming, Elyn Mckee. Eddie Custer, Bill
Reed, Norman Acker, Bill Mitten,
Gilbert Willis, C. X. Roper, Mr.. and
! Mrs. David NJ. Green.
Mrs. J. ID. WalstrOm and Miss
Elizabeth WalsbrOm attended the
Chesapeake field trials at Benton,
Md.
DIR. Peter W. Dykema. Miss GeOr-
giana b. MEDINA, Mr.. Glenn Glider
sleeve and Mrs. Elliot Field visited
the fourth grade at the Frederick
SChOOl last FIludg iOI a HhuSiC uciH-
OnstratiOn.
DIR. William F. Niede who has been
a resident of Frederick for the past
six years. left Monday to accept a
position as medical director in the
dupont plant at SeafOrd. Many re-
gret his leaving here but wish him
success in his new venture. Mrs.
Niede, also, will be greatly missed
in this community. She was super
| intendent of the beginners depart
ment in the Sunday school, and the
/ little folks loved her dearly. Dr.
/ Niede's practice has been taken over
by DR.. b. Dawber of Lexington. KY,
who will also occupy Dir. Niede's
house.
Another family moved this week
from our town. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Jester moved to Lewes. They
are also fine folks. Mr.. Jester is
leader of boy scout troop and Mrs.
Jester a teacher in the primary de-
partment in the Sunday school. May
they also be successful in their new
surroundings.
Rev. and Mrs. II. B. Kelso have !
gone to the charge at East New Mar |
ket. Va. They are godly people with /
sterling qualities OF character that |
endear them to any community they /
may reside in. Mrs. Kelso's interest |
and work with the children has been
outstanding.
Our new minister, Rev. f. S. Gault,
has been transferred to Frederick.
He preached two fine sermons on
Sunday and created a most favorable
impression. A large congregation
greeted him.
E. Taylor Culver, highly respect
ed retired farmer, died last week at
the home of his son, aged 79 years.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. H. B.>Kelso of Trinity Church,
which he attended. He leaves two
sons, Claude Culver of near town,
and Samuel Culver of Winterthur,
Del; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Ala
back of Canton. Ohio, and Mrs. Beu-
lah Williams. of Philadelphia. His
six grandsOns were pall-bearers-
Horace Culver of Milford, Woodrow
Culver of Dover, Marshall and Irving
Culver of Frederick. Torbert Will
liams of Philadelphia. and ElwOOd
Culver of Laurel. Interment was
made at the Odd Fellows cemetery
at Laurel.
A card party given by the PTA of
Glasgow on Saturday evening was
attended by a group from here. MIR.
md Mrs. Selden Raughley, Mrs.
Harry Harrington. Mrs. Willard {
Sapp, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ham !
nond, Mr.. and Mrs. James Raughley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Cubbage and 7
Hiss Lillian Frazier. They brought 9
iome eight of the prizes. Selden /
taughley was the lucky winner of
luck. f
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Kelley of Pros g
,ect Park, Pa. visited Mrs. Mary A. o
Boone on Sunday. Mrs. ShOckley,
Iurse from Milford is now taking G
are of Mrs. Boone. d
Mrs. Della Wilson is in Strouds- +
urg, Pa, on visit.
Mrs. Daisy Lilly has returned from 81
visit to her sister. Mrs. Lille Tieger Il
+ Philadelphia. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Van Hoy
pent Friday in Wilmington. Their il
aughter Miss Ruth Van Hoy. who an
attending business school, re-
lrned home with them for the week
nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stokesbury
lent Sunday in Smyrna.
Arthur Melvin, Jr., was home over
unday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Russell of
ew Castle, and Mrs. John Stevens
Wilmington. spent Saturday with
latives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George BOwden OF
aafOrd, were weekend guests OF MIR.
I'd Mrs. Harry Harrington.
John Rogers of Philadelphia spent
e weekend with his parents. MIR.
Id Mrs. ]. r. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer VOshell were
eek-end guests OF Mrs. Laura
,shell.
Mrs. Frank Prettyman and Miss
,dden of Pennington. visited Mrs.
II. Speel last week.
Miss May Kelso of Washington. ID.
was the guest of her parents.
". and Mrs. H. b. Kelso, last week.
Mrs. Laura Davidson. who had
rious operation several weeks ago,
jefferson Hospital. Philadelphia.
poets to return home on Sunday.
Mrs. Homer Hopkins and daughter,
g. Ralph Satterfield. and Miss Ev-
m Purnell spent Friday in Will
ngton.
Mrs. Luther Robbins of near town,
INT Thursday with Mrs. Herman
n Hoy.
Nr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher and
-. a..o.4 Coturdau fu WiIUing-