Milford chronicle., 1940-10-18
nearralamn cIrcnIl

Johns z.SO Il. M., and at Sand Hill
7:30 In evening. These services viii
be in the interest Of missions. Ii Il
hoped by the pastor that nothing
will be allowed to interfere with
these services on the goth OF Octo.
ber. which is next Sunday. These
are extra services at ST. Johns and
Sand HUI and we urge You not 70
forget the date. E. N. Wright, Pastor,
Announcement Of the marriage OF
Miss Katherine Mae Hobbs. daughter
OF William T. Hobbs and the late
Mrs. Mary B. Hobbs, East Market
street, here, TO Clifford f. Hastings
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Hastings
of Bridgeville, has been announced.
The wedding took place at the manse
of Presbyterian Church, this town, az
8 o'clock on Friday night Of last
week, the Rev. H. w. Ewig perform
l ing the ceremony.
Doris Lee Collins and David FL
wood Passwaters, both OF Seaf0rd,
were married ON Thursday night OF
last week at 3 o'clock, by the Rev
Harvey D. Hufnal, at the parsonage
of the Greenwood church.
, Friends of Miss Martha Conner,
of Milton, daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
Harry Conner. of Brooklyn. N. ",
have been notified of her marriage
to James Wyatt, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wyatt. of Milton, on October
6. The wedding was performed by
the Rev. G. S. Ross, pastor Of Grace
Methodist Church of Milton.
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Hastings.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Charles r.
Hastings, OF Laurel. and James Nor
gan Bryan, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Joshua B. Bryan, of Seaford, were
married at Delmar on Saturday by
the Rev. Sidney B. Bradley. pastor
of the First Methodist Church Of
Delmar. They will reside at Sea-
ford, where the groom is employed.
Century Club Notes
Mrs. Gustav Ketterer, of Philadel-
phia. chairman of the legislation of
the General Federation OF Women's
Clubs of the country, was the guest
speaker at the Sussex County Insti-
tute, held in the local New Century
club Wednesday morning. Her ad-
dress was on legislation that appeals
to every woman. The speaker is one
of the best known women in the
country since her duties have taken
her to all parts of the country. Fol-
lowing the institute program, lunch
con was served at one O'Clock. After |
the luncheon, members of the club |
and guests attended the dedication !
of the Forest Reserve between
Greenwood and Glendale, which has
,In- 1.ur ha Elradors- ]
alton of WOmen's Clubs. The exer- |
cises took place at $500, with formal
dedication of the reserve add its I
acceptance TO promote conservation |
of wild life and as a wild game re- I
serve and, if needs be, a camp for
army boys of this state.
Cooler Weather
Lower Delaware experienced early 4
Tuesday evening a sudden change in
temperature, a drop from 72 degrees
at $3.50 O'Clock to As degrees at
midnight, due to a heavy wind storm
which prevailed from the north.
High winds continued throughout
the night and Wednesday. So far as
reports reaching here are concerned.
no damage was done by the winds.
although at times il reached gale
proportions.
Union Lodge Officers
District Deputy Grand Master L.
r. Ryan, of FrankfOrd. accompanied
by his stan of the Grand Lodge of
Delaware, Odd Fellows. paid an Off
cial visit to Union Lodge. No. 3. this
place. on Monday night, and INSTALL
ed the following officers: Noble
grand, Earl Pepper; vice-grand.
Robert Purnell; recording secretary,
w. Raymond Faucet; permanent
secretary. j. Francis Richardson;
treasurer. Harry T. Swain; right
supporter to noble grand, Thomas
r. Purnell; left supporter to. noble
grand. Lloyd Short; chaplain, Rob
ert Mustard; inside guardian, Obey
A. Parker; outside guardian, Law
renee Elliott: right scene supporter,
Melvin Tyndall: left scene support
er, Charles S. Calhoun; right sup
porter to yice-grand. Wilson Baker; 9
left supporter TO vice-grand, John
Cooper.
David Thomas Wilson. 72. North !
King street. this place, and Mrs.
Joannie Caroline Wootten, 63, Mills
Doro, were married last Friday af-
.ernoon at Wesley Methodist parsOn-
age, here, by the Rev. Omar f.
Jones. il has been announced.
Miss DOllie jeanette Kitchens,
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kitchens, of DagsbOrO. and Ralph !
Elliott Lathbury, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l
Horace B. Lathbury, of near Frank
ford. were married on Monday night
1t DagsborO by the Rev. E. l.. Ben {
nett. The groom is a well known
in the central section of [
lower Delaware.
Former Judge Wiley Speaks
Former Judge Earle d. Wiley of
he Common Pleas Court of Kent
County, and Republican nominee for
lieutenant governor Of Delaware. l
was the principal speaker before the I
County Executive Com
mittee and the Young Mems Club
here Tuesday night. He stressed the
necessity OF getting the qualified
voters to register on Saturday of
this week. His address was mainly {
on the issues OF the campaign. both
national and state. It was a general '
campaign address, not confined to
state or national politics. He
urged that the party workers get c
out on Saturday OF this week and q
see to il that those affiliated with q
the party are registered. He took
occasion to criticise the national
as well as the gov s
affairs Of the state. He