Milford chronicle., 1941-07-18
DELMAR

OELlMAN
The Glen Rayne Post, No. 15
American Legion, has elected Ray
mond B. Wilkerson, Newall John
son and Frank Tappan as delegates
to the Delaware State Legion con-
vention to be held in Wilmington
on August 1-2.
e. w. Palmer is spending the
summer at Ocean City, Md.
Miss Clara Belle Hearn, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hearn,
who has been ill for several weeks,
was taken to the Methodist Hos
pital, Philadelphia, last Sunday for
treatment.
Funeral, services were held We'd
nesday at three o'clock for Mrs.
Della Phillips, aged So, widow of
the late Thomas r. Phillips of this
town, who died at her home on
North Second street at 9 P. M. on
Monday, following an illness of
two weeks. The services were in
charge of the Rev. John l.. John
son, pastor of the First Methodist
Church. Mrs. Phillips is survived
by two step-children, Claude Phil
lips of Upper Darby, Pa, and Mrs.
Charles N. Landon of Delmar.
Three sisters, Mrs. ]. Frank Thor
ington, Mrs. James w. Taylor and
Mrs. Pearl W. Collins, of Sails
bury, also seven step-grandchil-
dreH and one step gneat-gRaAd-
child. Interment was in the Del
mar Methodist Episcopal cemetery.
Miss Marie Depralon, of Balti-
more, is the guest of Miss Emma
Hantwerker, at Rehoboth.
Miss Frances Ellis, with a party
from Millsboro, spent last week
end at Niagara Falls.
Miss Rachel Barr, of Whining
ton, is spending a vacation here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Greene and |
Cynthia and Violet, of |
Spring Hope, N. c., are visiting |
relatives and friends here.
The Mems Bible Glass of the
First Methodist Church has INSTALL
ed the following officers for the
year: Samuel Phillips,
president; G. Merle Nelson, first
John Slacum, sec
1nd vice-president; Marion B.
secretary; j. Howard
Hastings, assistant secretary; Jno.
.. Sturgis, treasurer; Rev. John
=. johnson, teacher.
Various committees were named
Is follows: Religious, Rev. John
:. Johnson, chairman, Rev. o. V.
Steininger, Rev. Geo. E. Morse, P.
1. Hearn, c. V. Smith, v. j. Car
nine. Civic and Social, A. H.
learn, chairman, Cecil Ford, L. T.
F. e. Nunvar, P. C.
Iein, H. j. Elliott.
Finance, Geo. w. Stephens, chair
nan, E. Frank Collins, A. w. Ellis,
I. E. Sturgis, D. ]. Truitt.
Program, A. A. Waller. chairman, (
v. C. Mock, C. V. Smith.
Resolutions, v. j. Carmine, chair
nan, P. H. Hearn.
Membership, r. r. German, G. w. /
tephens, A. W. Ellis, D. ]. Truitt, !
V. w. Galloway, M. W. Tingle, G.
Ierle Nelson.
Social activities, B. F. Elliott,
:. H. Palmer, M. B. Sherwood, J.
I. d. Short, Chas. Truitt, w. A. /
enables, C. A. Elliott, Russell \
ruitt, J. C. Conoway, w. E. Pen
ell.
Cards and flowers for sick and (
eceased members, ]. W. Slacum, !
|. A. Jones, D. ]. Truitt, F. M. 4
fright. i
Librarian, E. w. Palmer, Rev. t
Sleininger, assistant. t
Pianist, r. B. Wilkerson, assist \
ut, Harold ]. Elliott.
Mrs. W. H. Galloway is visiting b
sr daughter, Mrs. M. B. Hastings, il
Id husband, at Seaford. s
John Sample left Wednesday for r
where he will go by d
ane to Albuquerque, N. NJ, and Il
/ to Los Angeles for two weeks Il
cation. While in Albuquerque g
will visit his sister and brother b
law, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Morti- Ii
er. I
Miss Helen Vincent of Green's
no. N. c., is spending her vaca- a.
IN here with her mother, Mrs. b
ara Vincent. +;
Mrs. Dora Pusey was called to t.
Issawadox, Va, this week wheSe VI
r sister is a patient in the hos 81
al there, victim of paralysis. m
Mr.. and Mrs. v. ]. Carmine spent
nday with relatives at Bridge H
lie. la
While returning from Rehoboth
turday night, Robert Powell lost Ill
ltrol of his car and struck a b
me abutment just north of Del to
#, sustaining several cuts about r
, head and face. He is now a pa &C
mt in the Peninsula General
spital, Salisbury, but rs expect he
home within a few days. Ju