Milford chronicle., 1940-09-20

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wilson, who
recently were married at the Cool
spring Community Hall on Wednes-
day night, September Is. at 1880
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob E. West of
Milton, formerly of Georgetown, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Virginia Elizabeth.
to Emerson Gerald Pase, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William l. Pase of Har-
beson The wedding will take place
in the early fall.
The home of Anthony L. Hudson
on North Bedford street, is under
going extensive repairs
Mrs. Julian Thomas Robinson and
son Thomas of North Bedford street,
have been spending a few days in
Philadelphia. Mrs. Robinson is the
daughter of former Congressman
Robert C. Houston and wife of Mr..
Robinson, former Speaker Of the
lower house of the General Assem-
hly.
DagsbOrO Lions
The DagsborO Lions Club will
cpen the fall schedule Thursday
night, September 90. 1t is sponsor
ing a Boy Scout movement in the
John NJ. Clayton School, which
serves DagsboTo and Frankford.
Vance McCabe, chairman of the
committee on blind work, is working
with the teachers of the school TO
ascertain if any of the pupils need
glasses.
Dr. c. r. Cannon HOHOFed
DR.. Charles R. Cannon, living
here, past president Of the Delaware
State Dental Society ahd of the Kent
en6 Sussex Dental Society, has had
conferred upon him Fellowship in
the American College of Dentists.
Recently he was elected honorary
member of the Eastern Shore Dental
Society of Maryland. He is promi-
nent in professional, fraternal and
civic organizations and vice pTesi-
dent of the Georgetown Board of
HOucation.
Filing
Deputy Sheriff Victor Wright, Of
Laurel, and Alber F. Croll, living
,ere, have filed for the Republican
for sheriff. Coroner Lew
8 Lathbury, of near DagsbOrO. is
eeking a denomination. Paynter
Phillips, Little Greek District. has
lied for Clerk Of the Orphans Court
md Register in Chancery and Dan
el ]. Short, near here, for PrOthon-
'tary.
Georgetown Circuit
Service at Bethesda Church Sept. I
End. Preaching at $3.50 A H., fol
owed by Sunday School. Please be 8
IN time for both services. You wild .
ind a welcome awaiting you.
Services at COkesbury Sept 22nd-
sunday School at 10 A. NJ, followed 1
" preaching at IL. You are needed
Iere. Why don't you come out and
end your help to good eanseZ
ReOpening and homecoming ser
ice to be observed at Sand HilI
'hurch the 22nd at p n The
lev. w. A. Hearn will preach the
ermon. We are sure that you Will
ot want to miss this service. EE-
ensive repairs will have been CON-
leted which will change the whole
cheme of things. A new floor. new
aint, new pulpit, new carpet, eisc-
ric lights, benches remOdeled, new
linds. You must see Sand Hill
hurch to appreciate the changes.
rom the 22nd Of September 1t will
e a beautiful and comfortable place
} worship the Lord.
Mrs. Ella Roach of Rehoboth, who
pent her girlhood days in and near
and Hill Church, and was a mem
er of the Sunday School, is the
hartman of the Improvement COM
littee and deserves much Of the
redit for this work. Our local men,
wing generously Of their time, also
1me in for a bit Of praise. Among ]
lose taking the lead are Bros.
Cason and Sharp. c. N.
Faples, the interior decorator, has
Dne fine job.
You are hereby invited to be
resent on the 22nd :
e. ~ WRIGHT, Pastor.
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