Milford chronicle., 1940-08-16
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Mr.. and Mrs. Denny Bloodswortl
and aDeRwood. of Princess Anne
Nd spent Thursday and Friday o
last week with Rev and Mrs. ]. +
Parker at the Methodist parsonagl
here.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grau1ich o
Camden, N. j., have returned hom,
after visiting their parents, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Oscar Pusey.
i Mr.. and Mrs. John Pusey Of Lau
rel spent Wednesday with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Charlie Keene, and attended the
homecoming in the grove.
4 Those who attended homecoming
on Wednesday, coming from a dis
tance, were: DR.. and Mrs. James A.
Belts of Easton, Pa, and son Brooks
Belts, guests of their mother, Mrs.
! Georgia Richards; Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthews Of Crisfleld, Md, guests Of
the latter's cousin, Mrs. James M.
Evans, and Mr.. Evans and daughter
Mary; Mrs. Matte T. Clark of Eas-
ton, Md; Mrs. Ella Beers of SPRING
field, Pa, and son Stephen Beers,
and Rev. George Law of New Jer-
sey, guests of Mrs. Lille H. Belts;
DR.. and Mrs. John James of Dover,
guests of Harvey James: Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie T. Richards of Moore,
Pa, guests of Mrs. G. A. Richards;
Mr.. and Mrs. John West, Jr., and
two daughters, Thelma and Sally
Jane, and Mrs. Clara Richards,
guests of Mrs. Annie B. West; Mr..
and Mrs. Irve Bennett and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lamb of Highland Park,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Joseph of
Georgetown; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Campbell and son of Laurel; Mrs.
George Williams and daughter Hell
en- Williams of MillsbOro and River
dale Park, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Holt and daughters; Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Derrickson of Phil
adelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch
Of East Lansdowne, guests of Mrs.
Martha ConOway; Mrs. Eta Willis,
guest of Mrs. Elliott Evans, and Mrs. |
Elsie Hickman, Mr.. and Mrs. Her. |
bert WilfOng and daughters; Mrs. |
Dorothy Cooper and son Roger, and |
Miss Mae Richards of Philadelphia,
guests of J. A. Richards; Mrs. James
Hudson, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James
B. Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Powell and |
son Ralph spent Thursday with Rev.
and Mrs. J. E. Parker. Mr.. and |
Mrs. c. w. Watson visited Rev. and !
Mrs. J. E. Parker on Sunday; also /
their sister, Miss Virginia Watson,
came from OnancOck. Miss Betty |
Gray accompanied them home after /
4 three weeks visit here.
c. F. Watson of OnancOck, Va, is
spending some time with his daugh-
er, Mrs. Ruth Parker, at the par
ionage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Bennett and
dessrs. Isaac and Delmar Bennett
'isited their mother, Mrs. Lucinda
Bennett, on Wednesday, home-com-
ng day.
From Philadelphia, Mrs. Emma
richards is spending a few weeks
With Mrs. Martha COnoway.
Mr.. and Mrs. William West of
Nayette, N. c., have been guests of
Irs. Annie Belts and Mr.. and Mrs.
ames NJ. Evans and Charlie Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Evans, of
Dover, visited relatives and friends
ere.
Philip w. West, Sr, So years Of
ge, passed away on Sunday morn
lg, August II, at his home in Mill
lille. He had been seriously ill for
We weeks. Those who mourn his
)ss are widow, Mrs. Alice L. West,
nd five children, namely, Mrs. Edna
Mrs. Mae Parker, Philip
Vest, Jr., Mrs. Elizabeth Keehn and
liss Anna West, and three grand
hildren, Mrs. Elsie Tilghman, Mil
red Parker and Earl Keehn, Jr.
Funeral services were held from
t. Georges Methodist Church, at
Rev. Bennett, the pas
1r, conducted the services. Mr..
Vest also leaves two brothers, Geo.
Vest of Millville, and Isaac West,
nd two sisters. Mrs. Sallie Ayde-
ute and Mrs. Annie Lynch.
The deceased had been active
nd faithful in the service of the
lurch, of which he had been a mem
er of Bethel Methodist Church, at
cean View, where he served as
lairman of the board of stewards
number of years, besides being a
ass leader. For the past few
ears he had served as exhorter at
!. Georges Methodist Church,
here he became a member. He was
prosperous farmer, and also well
Town as an auctioneer for the sur
unding community. Our SYM
THY is extended to the family of
latives.