Milford chronicle., 1940-11-22
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Miss Sara Clifton, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jonathan Clifton Of this
city, nurse at Delaware Hospital,
Wilmington, has entered the nursing
corp Of the U. s. Army. Miss Clifton
was the guest Of her parents before
leaving on Thursday for the .. S.
Army Hospital at Fort Monmouth,
n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Kinney and
family Of Conewango Valley, N. Y.
arc spending this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Garrettson, near this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Illoway of
BlackwoOd, N. J.. spent Sunday with
the latter's father. Samuel E. Raugh-
ley.
Irving smith Of Philadelphia,
srent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Emma Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Van Meter
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Weitzef Of
Bridgeton, N. j., were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Garrettson on Sun
day.
The Women's Society of Christian
Service of Aabury Methodist Church
was ~ ziIy oFsaaaized. naming the
following officers: President. Mrs.
james CahaIl; vice president, Mrs.
John Sheldrake: second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Ernest Dean; secretary. |
Mrs. Virginia ClarksOn; assistant
Mrs. Reginald McKnatt.
treasurer, Miss Heba Baker; assis-
tant treasurer, Mrs. Ira DOwnes. The
committees were also Sc
leeted: Spiritual Life, Mrs. H. ].
Rsmsdell, chairman; Mrs. L. NJ. Sapp
and Mrs. Mary Bullock. Missionary
Chairman, Miss 0da Ba-
er; Mrs. ]. +. Abbott, Mrs. s. o.
Bailey, Mrs. Clarence Barlow and
Miss Heba Baker. Christian Social
Relations and Local Church Activi-
LIes-C Chairman, Mrs. C. F. Wilson:
Mrs. Roy Porter, Mrs. L. c. Jones
md Mrs. w. S. Smith. Student Work
Chairman. Mrs. L. T. Jones; Mrs.
John w. Sheldrake. Young Women
md Girls Work. Chairman. Mrs. A
3 Parsons; Mrs. N. C. Adams and
Hiss Catherine Austin. Children's
Nork--C Chairman, Mrs. T. H. Har- I
ingtOn. Literature and Publications
Chairman, Mrs. Frank Witchey. ,
Chairman. Mrs Earl No I
lie; Mrs. T. =. Adams and Mrs /
Preston Anthony. Status of Women
Hartman, Mrs. Job Pride. |
Following his wife in death by 4
nst a month. James H. Outten, age I
D years, died early Sunday morning
d the Delaware State Hospital
there he had been a patient for sew
raj weeks. MIR. Outten was the son
( James H. and Nancy Outten and
'as born in Brownsville. a few
lilies west Of this city. Funeral SER I
ices were held from the Boyer Flu
eraI Home on Wednesday afternoon Z
2 o'clock with interment in Holly
oOd cemetery. The deceased is sur d
Ived by three sons, Arlie 0utten Of =
arlington and Lewis and George II
utten Of Greenwood.
Mrs. Harriet Pond of Rehoboth is y
some time with her sister, y
rs. A. K Creadick. = .
State Auditor B. ]. Shaw is a pa ID
snt II the Delaware Hospital in
ilmington, for treatment -
Miss Adele Masten of Western ~
aryland College at Westminster ~
d., spent the weekend with Mr.. and
rs. A. C. Creadick. VI
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Lendeman ..
wilmington, have been recent q
ests OF Mr.. and Mrs Noah Day.
Miss Janet Tharp of Wilmington lh
ent the weekend with her mo- =,
er, Mrs. Ncra Tharp. M i'
Miss Mary Margaret Masten of ~ ~
llmipgton was the guest Of rela- ln
es here over the weekend. =,
Mrs. Harriet Herring Of Will si'
Bgton spent the weekend with
T parents. Mr.. and Mrs. LOarn V. d.
lloway
Ar. and Mira. F. G. Swain Of Phil
alphia, spent the weekend with
IL respective parents. oil
Walter Moore OF Milford spent the M
extend with his sister. Mrs. Vir- gr'
Ia Clarkson. cx
seRoy Fleming Of Wilmington was
guest OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. lal
Roy Fleming, Sr., over the week. alo
!. col
II and Mrs John Parks spent the
sk-end IN Durham, N. G. They pu
ended the Duke-North Carolina qul
tbali game. CT.
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