Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13
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night at 1880 p. m. and three SER
vices on Sunday. B. o. Carpenter OF
Ashland, Kentucky. will be the evan
gelist, assisted by the Misses Ruth
Heimes and Mable Fair of Nelson
vile, Ohio, special singers and musi-
clans. The Rev. Thomas +. Phillips,
| pastor of the church, announces that
the Sunday service will open at one
O'Clock with Sunday school, preach
ing at p. m. and the evening SER
vice at Z p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pitlick and Mrs.
f. S. Richards have been recent
guests of Mrs. Alice Watts at Rich
ardsOn Park.
The University of Delaware stu
dents have all returned to college
after spending the Christmas holi-
days with their parents. They in
cluded, Emma Richards, Ruth
Raughley, Harry Quillen and Elmer
Harrington. Philip Decktor and Paul
Trader.
Harry c. Tee, a freshman IN the
University of North Carolina, return
ed to school on Monday
Robert Smith has returned to the
University OF Maryland after visit
ing his parents over Christmas.
Charles Murphy has returned to
Yale University after being the
guest of his mother. Mrs. J. G.
Smith over the holidays.
Miss Adele Masten, a freshman in
Westminster College, spent the hOli-
days with Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Cread-
lex.
Deputy State Auditor and Mrs.
Fred e. Powell have been recent
guests of the formers uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Harrington at Snow !
Hill.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. /
f. Church is making plans to serve !
the Fathers and Sons banquet in the |
educational building during the
early part of February. The banquet
will be a union affair composed of
men from both the adult classes in
each church. The annual election of
officers of the society which will
take place in February was also
discussed.
Last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace f.
Quillen followed the usual custom,
when he gave dinner for his entire
force of employees including clerks.
lumberjacks and teamsters.
An orchestra furnished music for
the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hall and
Miss Ethel and Lewis
Hopkins spent Sunday with relatives
in Virginia.
Miss Ruth and Bobbie Tee of Sal.
isbury. Md, spent the past weel;
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. FarrOw.
lere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w. Dean are :
spending a few days with Mr.. and |
Mrs. Franklin Taylor in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tee of Sails /
Iury, Md, spent Sunday with local {
relatives. Mr.. Tee has been trans
'erred to Laurel by the Eastern
Shore Public Service Company !
After a prolonged illness death oc- {
,urred to Cyrus n Grant, early {
Thursday morning. January 5. 1899.
At his late residence on Grant street .
in his Slst year. MIR. Grant was born {
In Maine but lived in this vicinity for
the past sixty years. He was a re-
tired builder and contract0r-in the /
late eighties the carpenter gang of {
Grant, Welch and Lewis, were pio- I
leers in their vocation. They are 7
'redited with constructing nearly S
lalf of the houses in this city. Many q
ears ago Mr.. Grant purchased an a
plot of ground now J
by Delaware avenue and a
enter street, erected a home and \
old off building lots, still later he e
another plot of ground I,
rom the Dorman heirs laid it off in u
uilding lots, erected a home. and G
pened two new streets, named G
rant street in his honor and Liber- "
Y street. The Pilgrim Holiness T
hurch was just making its appear b
nee in this vicinity. Mr.. Grant do r
ated the land for the church and S
elped eretc it ON Liberty street
ater he became affiliated with the n
hurch of the NaZarene Funeral vi
arvices were held from the Boyer al
uneral Home on Sunday afternoon G.
O'Clock. The services were in Il
barge of the Rev. S. L. Cook. pas 81
1r. The deceased is survived by his
IidOw, Mrs. Mary j. Grant and four III
Mrs. Calvin Adams, Mrs. ii
enjamin Dean, Thomas Grant, all te
Harrington, and Mrs. Harry
fright of Philadelphia; also five m
ep-sons, Albert and William Coo eI
er of FELTON, and Arlie, Walter and 81
arl Cooper of Wyoming. Frank II
'elch, a partner in business pre-
eeded him in death. but his other 81
artner, Fred Lewis. is now a resi- NJ
ent of Wilmington. lnterment in IL
ollywOod cemetery. r.
Assisted by members of the Jun
+ choir, special old Christmas
rvice was held Sunday night at de
80 O'Clock in the NJ. f.. Church.
Arrangements have been complet- oh
for local bus to take the enrol fe
es to the Religious Educational W,
.hOol which opens in the Peoples st
lristian Church next Monday eve til
ng. The school is sponsored by the eV
'uncil of Churches and will be held lei
ch Monday night for the next six I'M
seks. re-
Mr. and Mrs. William w. Sharp Cl
We been recent Philadelphia visit
Miss Louise Murphy has returned tn,
Hannamore Academy, Reister-
Un, Md, after spending the holi-
VS. with her mother, Mrs. J. G.
nth. Blu
Charles Murphy has returned to
lie University following the hoH-
Us.
Mrs. J, G. Smith has been a recent by
itor to Philadelphia.
Marion Lytton of NorristoWn, Pa,