Milford chronicle., 1940-06-21
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mony was performed by Rev. J. e
Parker, minister Of Bethel Methodist
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl LeKites
brother and sister-in-law Of the
bride, were their attendants. The
bride wore becoming gown of blue
with white accessories. After a
wedding trip they will live in Bridge
vile. Several close friends and
relatives Of the couple witnessed the
ceremony.
A reception was rendered Rev.
and Mrs. ]. q. Parker, the Methodist
minister and wife, upon their return
for the second year. A dinner was
served in their honor in the dining
room of the church, by the Ocean
View and Millville charge, with
members and friends attending. The
time was Tuesday evening of this
week.
The Children's Day service was
largely attended on Sunday night, at
Bethel Methodist Church. The pro-
gram was well rendered by the
young people. Fifteen members of
the Cradle-Roll graduated to take
their place in the Primary depart
ment. The decortions were pleasing.
and the weather was ideal-cOol and
clear. The offering amounted to |
$142, which will be added to the |
benevolence fund.
Sunday School on June % at 9:45
A. NJ, followed by preaching by Rev.
]. E. Parker
The Presbyterian Church held its
Sabbath School in the afternoon,
followed by the sermon by Rev. Rod
ney Boaz. The installation service
will take place on Sunday after
noon, July 7th. A basket of flowers
was presented at the church by Mrs.
Andrew H. Evans and family in
memory of Andrew H. Evans, who
departed this life year ago, June {
10th.
Mrs. Kathryn Thompson sang a
solo at the service of the Presbyter- !
ian Church on Sunday. a
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hearn Of Oak :
lyn, N. j., have been guests Of their +
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r
Hearn
Mrs. Effe Nelson. Mrs. Ethel =
Mitchell, Mrs. Nettie Hickman and 2
Mrs. Maud Hickman, members of n
Mrs Georgia Richards S. S. class, Il
met with Mrs. Alvanna Dolby here o
on Wednesday evening. Il
Nelson Dolby of Philadelphia Wis
tied his wife and family here on n
Sunday. n
The Francis E. Townsend Club N
No. / will meet at the home of Thom- .
as H. Hudson on Tuesday night, II
June 25 A full attendance is de- q
sired, for this will be the last meet n
ing until September. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Franklin and Y
daughter Phyllis Marie of Millville, p
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Whar- a
ton on Sunday. Other visitors of the z
Whartons were Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe \
Lynch, Jr. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Gray had as {
their guests over the weekend Mrs.
Roxie Milligan and several friends 1
from Philadelphia ~ :. 7
James B. McCabe of Selbyville, i
representative of the Scranton Life v
Insurance Co., was a caller in town a
on Saturday n
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Burbage Wis
tied their sister and brother-in-law, n
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richards, at T
Lewes, on Sunday. n
Paul Kitchens came from his job 4
in Massachusetts. to visit his family
and relatives here. h
Mrs. Clara Pusey was the dinner c
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward a
Belts on Sunday. n
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hooker have
moved into their new home in Cedar
Neck. 4,
The Loyal S. S. Glass held it's u
meeting at the home of p
Mrs. Helen Hooker on Tuesday el
night. Those present were: Mrs. =
Ethel Davidson, Mrs. Elsie Hickman.
Mrs. Jennie Parsons, Mrs. Florence
Burbage, Mrs. Georgia Johnson, Mrs.
McCabe, Mrs. Mary Cobb,
Mrs Eva Derrickson, Mrs. Leona
Allen, Mrs. Cecile Steele and Messrs.
Amos McCabe and Vernon Cobb Wis
tied Mr.. Boyer Hooker that evening.
Mrs. Helen Hooker was hostess and
served homemade ice cream and
cakes.
The S. S. class decided at its bus
mess meeting to join with Mrs. Geor-
gia Richards class in contributing
towards a new Bible for the pulpit,
also a book-marker will be pur-
chased for the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie T. Richards
SaAAC HUN lu6lT HOlHe III prospect
Park, Pa, and visited their mother.
Mrs. Georgiana Richards. over the
weekend.
A. T. Richards gave a talk on
The Value of the Church, and How
o Make it Appreciated" The lay
men should encourage the Christian
'eople to reestablish public worship,
lie said.
Mrs. Ernest Lathbury of Philadel-
hia, has been spending two weeks
With her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
!. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Lynch. of
ewes, visited her mother. Mrs. Ell
lie Hickman, on Sunday.
Miss Betty Townsend and Miss
lac Richards. of Philadelphia, and
ne latter's brother, Capt Russell
ickards, and sister, Mrs. Dorothy
ooper and son Roger. spent the
eekend with their father, James
. Richards. Mrs. Cooper and son
oyer will remain for several weeks
ith her father here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hearn, of
aklyn, N. j., have been guests of
leir cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
earn.
Mrs! Effie Nelson, Mrs. Ethel
itchell, Mrs. Nettie Hickman and
rs. Maud Hickman, members of
rs. Georgia Richards S. S. Class,