Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19


Milton. were married on Wednesday
night Of list week 1t Milton, at 1880,
BY the Rev. w. J. order, pastor Of
the Milton Pilgrim Holiness church.
District Deputy Grand Master L.
Il. Ryan ana star OF the Grand
Lodge Of Delaware. independent
Order Of odd Fellows. installed the
officers Of Union Lodge. No. 3, this
town, on Monday night Of this week.
On Monday night, Aprn %, Past
Grand Master Thomas 4. Purnelf
and his degree team win give the
initatory degree to a large class Of
candidates In the hall Of Union
Lodge. Past Grand Master PurneIl
is q member OF Union Lodge and his
staif is made up lof its members.
Mr. ana Mrs. B. Eugene Scott, Of
Patterson, ~ j., announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
EtlieIjane, q member OF the faculty
OF the Georgetown High school, to
Henry ID. eSchlOsser, OF New York
City and Madison. Conn. He is a
technical salesman IN the New
York office OF the Union Starch and
Refining Co. OF Columbus, Ind. The
wedding Is expected to take place
late this summer.
Word has been received here of the
death Of Levin T. Salisbury, former
assistant postmaster here and for
many years a railway mail clerk run |
ming from Philadelphia to Cape
CHARLES, at the home OF his son, Eli,
az Rivefdale, bid. He was So years |
old and was born IN Kent county |
but spent most OF his life in George /
town. He was a cousin of the late 4
U. S. Senator Willard Salisbury.
George Nahas, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
c0lumnist Of "AlOng Gossip Lane"
is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Emily A.
kiamie, near here. The Kiamies
also are entertaining Miss Mary
aged one hundred years, who
has spent the past eight months
the country.
Plans are being made by Sussex
Unnit No. 8, American Legion Aux
HAIRY, for a meeting at the com I
nunity Log Cabin, near here, on Nav \
Mrs. J. Ralph Carey has been
named general chairman for the
meeting. She will be assisted by
Yrs. William T. Hobbs and Miss Lila
Carey. Donations are being asked
or the Veterans Hospital, now I'm
leed of cast-off silk garments for
he therapy department. Mrs. John
\. Jones is in charge of receiving
4
The Ladies Aid Society of Provi-
lence Church, Eve miles from here,
will hold a bake here on April 90.
Lower Delaware has been visited
y heavy rains the past ten days.
farmers. it is believed, will be
ampefed with their work for some
ime.
.OcaI and Personal ds
The Rev F. N Wright, pastor Of
he GeOrgetOwn Methodist Circuit,
on East Pine street, here,
as been invited to return for the
stfth conference year.
Recent births reported are: To
n. and Mrs. Jerry WagamOn, near
IaTbesOn. son; Mr.. and Mrs. John
J. Beebe, Jr., Clarksyille, girl;
lr. and Mrs. Oscar Brasure, Ocean
lew. q son.
Mrs. Walter Rogers IS critically i'll I,
-3hef home on East Pine street. H
Walter S. Johnson, one OF George
WINS Oldest residents, is i'll at his
lme on South Railroad avenue.
Mrs Rachel Sudler, Mrs. Linford
Faucet and Miss Caroline Hen
srson are ON tfip 10 Florida.
NJ. and Mrs. Fred Blackstone are
| a trip through Virginia.
Mrs. Amy Kaister is visiting her
ece. Mrs. Harold Pelham. in Mea-
a Philadelphia suburb.
rs. Pelham is the former Margaret =
ImmOnns of Georgetown. The Pei 7
ms are being Congratulated on the x
rth of son who has been named n
mes Scott.
Robert w. Lynch of the U. s.
my. stationed at Fort Belvoir. has
en- visiting his nnele and aunt.
r. and Mrs Carroll Parsons, near
re.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Maloney have
an ,yfufffnar - naItfrnotsa tIH