Milford chronicle., 1940-02-16
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Sixteen members Of the local Boy
Scout troop, accompanied by Scout
master Cashaf Evans, attended Sal
en- Methodist Church for the di.
vine worship period last Sunday
morning at ten-thirty o'clock.
Rev. Roy r. Thawley took his
scripture reading from the second
chapter Of ST. Luke and verses Al to
50 inclusive-the story of Jesus 60
ing to Jerusalem with his parents
at the age of - years, and tarried
behind in Jerusalem, sitting with
doctors, both hearing them, and
asking them qnestions The text was
the SIND Verse-And Jesus. increased
in wisdom and stature and in favor
with God and man.
The scout troop is sponsored by
the local church.
Levin ]. w. Holloway is very sick
at his home on South Main street,
and under the care of Miss Pauline
Campbell, a trained nurse of near
town. assisted by Mrs. Ida Derrick
son, a practical nurse of near here.
Mrs. Joshua McCabe who was
spending some time with her son
and danghter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. McCabe at Rehoboth. suf-
fered stroke of paralysis on Fri
day morning and is seriously III.
u. S. Senator John G. Townsend,
Jr., came home from Washington,
D. C., on Friday and remained at
his residence on Main street until
Sunday ...5
Mrs. Nettie Lynch BOwden of
POttstOwn. Pa, spent a part of last
week in town as guest of her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
Lynch and her cousin. Mrs, Miriam
Dukes and daughter, Betty Jeane. |
After leaving here she visited in !
laurel as a guest of her aunt, Mrs. |
Myrtle Lynch, and her cousin. Mar
vii Lynch. Mrs Bowden is a daugh- |
ter of the late Louis E. Lynch and |
the late Lida Bishop Lynch, former
residents of ROXana and Dagsboro.
Mrs. J. COvington Townsend who
has been a patient in the Milford
Memorial Hospital for the second
time during the past few weeks,
suffering infections of both arms, is
now doing very nicely at her home
on West Church street.
DR.. Lawrence r. Outten. local L
dentist, who recently underwent an
operation at the Peninsula General
Hospital in Salisbury. Md. for the
of gall stones, will spend
lome time with his parents. Rev. and
Mrs J. W. Outten and his daughter. !
Mrs. Lloyd Il. Sirman and family at $
before he returns to his home !
lere.
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Law. Mrs. u
toxic G. Dukes and Miss Addie Fur u
lan visited Rev. and Mrs Howard D
laVi3, retired minister and his U
'ife at Lewes on Thursday of last Il
'eek. Rev Davis was former pas y
Dr. of Salem Methodist Church in n
IL
Isaac J. Quillen, son of Mrs. Ida ol
uillen, of this town, now profess u
Dr. at Stanford University. PalO Alto. Ia
alifornia, will he on the air in ei
atiOnal hOok-up next Saturday. Feb II;
nary H. at u o'clock noon Eastern M
me el
Mrs. Ella McCabe Galloway and al
~ family of Washington. ID. c., "l
ave been spending few days with
er two sisters. Mrs. Carrie Morris
nd Mrs Sallie Mccormick, near
own, having been called here by OF
he death and funeral of her mo- IN
her, Mrs Warren McCabe, who of
uietly passed away at her home Dr
Ist out of town on Tuesday of hast m,
eek Mrs. McCabe was 70 years of ic,
&c and was a daughter of the late tr,
r. and Mrs. Elijah Ryan OF Bish- he
willie, Md. and the funeral services fo
I'd burial OF the body took place in ey
at Town on Thursday afternoon. no
th the Rev T. L. Lewis preaching de-
e sermon. wf