Milford chronicle., 1940-09-27
MILLSBORO

Mrs. ROxie Gordy, wife OF Cafltol
H. Gordy, passed into rest las
Thursday after a long illness. Flu
neral services were held at the hoinl
on Sunday afternoon and intermen
made in Mechanics cemetery. Mr.
Gordy has the sympathy Of man,
friends in his sorrow and loneli
ness.
The annual harvest home service
will be held at Old Prince George
Church next Sunday afternoon with
the Rt Rev. Arthur B. McKinstry
Bishop Of Delaware, delivering the
sermon
| Plans for the services are being
made by Rev Richard X. White, rec
tor of st. Marks Church here.
The annual home coming at st..
Thomas Methodist Church, between
here and LAUREL will be observed
next Sunday at an all day meeting.
Rev Charles w. Spry and Rev. Wal
ter A. Hearn, of Dover, will be the
preachers in charge
The Ever Faithful Auxiliary met
on Tuesday night with Mrs. Delbert
Short.
On Saturday morning in front of
the Ball Theatre the Be Ye Faithful
Auxiliary will hold bake sale to
help swell the new heater fund
The Federal Council of Churches
and the World Council has planned
an observance of Worldwide Com
munion on the first Sunday in Oc-
tOber. At Grace Methodist Church
the service will start at $3.50 a. m.
end it is sincerely desired that every !
Christian in our community will |
take part in holy communion SER
vice somewhere on October 6. \
Miss Belle McKague has been
confined to the house by illness.
Mrs. c. d. Lingo entertained sew
eral friends from Frankford and Mrs.
George A. Carey from Plant City,
Florida. at luncheon last Friday.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Lingo went to
with these friends for
4 most enjoyable day.
Congressman George S. Williams
md Miss Helen Williams of Wash
ngtOn, were at home over the week
md.
Mrs. ]. A. Burton spent a part of
asst week in Newport with her
laughter. Mrs. Walter Kemp.
Mrs. Aline Marvel has been on a
'isit in New York City attending the
World s Fair.
Mrs. Gilbert V. Anderson of Phil
delphia, was in town a few days
asst week planning an administra-
rix's sale on October of the per-
onal property and real estate of
he late Joseph c. Ellis. IL
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Atkins spent
he weekend at their summer home
t RehODOth
On Saturday. Mrs. Atkins enter
aimed Mrs George A Carey at lun-
heon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hickman I
ave been in Wilmington for a week I
rhere Mr.. Hickman has been in the {
lemorial Hospital to have his ton {
lis removed. {
Aldon Wootten of Wilmington
pent the weekend with his parents
It GumborO. AldOn expects tn attend
Bell Telephone School in the near
uture. ,
Esther Henvis is attending Amer
can University in Washington.
Samuel Henvis is a senior at Ran !
iolph- Macon College in Ashland.
Ia: Leroy Monroe is a Junior at
Washington and Lee University in .
lexington, Va; Mary White is at /,
ending St. GATHERINGS School for
iris in Richmond: Reese White is
{ StauntOn Military Institute, at +,
taunton. Va: William Hudson is at 4
eeksl;ill Military Academy on the
udsOn; MARCEL Short, James ..
mort and Paul Ham5Iin are at the r
ate University; Rowland Warren !,
in the Naval Academy at Annap- /,
is; Grace Lingo is at Juanita Col !,
&c, Huntington. Pa; Madalyn Rose h.
at the College Of William and -,
lry in Richmond, Va; Evelyn ..
)naway and Gladys Williams are -
tending Beacon Business College -,
Wilmington; Josephine Hudson -,
student nurse at the Milford
'morial Hospital, and Ann Carey ri
at Blackstone College in Black n;
ne. Va. -.
Miss Grace Moore. daughter of Mr..
] Mrs. Joshua Moore and Theodore ho
18th, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Goldie n
18th were married last Saturday
INT. These fine young people have en-
best wishes Of a host of friend5 ",
health and prosperity.