Milford chronicle., 1941-02-28
FREDERICK

preached his last sermon in Trinit
Methodist Church. to q large congre
cation last Sunday morning and eve
ming. He volunteered for service II
the army quite some time ago ant
has received his call to service al
chaplain and will proceed to CAM
following the fourth Quarterly con
ference Friday, February 2S,,
He and his wife have endeareC
themselves to this community dur.
ing the past two years. Mr.. Gauli
has taken a special interest in The
young people who are the future
citizens of the church and the COM
munity. He has done his work pre-
ciseiy as he felt God would have
him do. His subject Sunday morn
ing was Living With Ourselves
and his exposition of the same, duty
to others and ones self and to the
Tag and all it represents and holds
dear Is his sincere aim in life. Mr.
Gault is also scoutmaster of the To-
cal troup and the boys admire and
respect him.
AT the close of the service ON Sun
day evening John r. Rogers, in be-
half Of the towns folk, presented Mr.
Gault with purse. The scouts also
did likewise. May he have great sue
cess in his new work.
Mr. and Mrs. Garbutt Maris and
daughter Katherine Of Dover were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fora Tatman
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Mick spent the
weekend with their son, Felix, who
is a student at the University of
Pennsylvania School, of Medicine,
and Judge and Mrs. Felix Pieskar-
ski of Crestmont Farms, Philadel-
phia.
DR., and Mrs. L. L. Carlisle and
Mr. and Mrs. John e. Mcbride mo-
tored to Wilmington on Saturday for
dinner and also took in a couple of
movies Mr.. Mcbride and Mrs Car
Isle were hosts for the occasions
David M. Green, principal Of the
Freuerica School, has enrolled at
Temple University, Philadelphia, for
the following courses: Elementary
education, the elementary school cur
riculum and secondary education,
supervision in secondary schools. He
takes these courses on Saturdays.
Under the direction of Miss Edith
M. farrell, the sponsor teacher, the
pupils of the Frederick School are
engaged in various activities of the
Red Cross. They are making pocket
and larger stuffed toys. and holiday
favors for veterans. hospitals. The
sixth grade is making an album to
send to country in South America.
Mrs. Marjorie Jewell, the third
grade teacher, has been ill this week
and Mrs. Mary Barwick Coulter of
Greenwood has been substituting for
her
Bhclie Boone has accepted a posi-
ton in Wilmington.
The Red Cross course will prob |
ably be resumed in March, and we
hops it will proceed without further
interruption.
Mrs. Annie p. Harrington enter
tanned at two tables of bridge on
Friday evening. The guests were: |
Mrs, David M. Green, Mrs Harry r.
Mitten, Mrs. Herman Vinyards Mrs.
John G. Darby, Mrs. Jester Gray |
Mrs. William Wilson, Mrs Benjamin
f. Bnrton and Mrs. Sharp L. Wilson.
Mrs. Darby ana Mrs. Mitte1f were /
winners for high scores.
Mr., and Mrs. Ponder Thomas en-
terteined at Chinese checkers last
Wednesday evening. Their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Leach,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Vinyard and
Miss Lizzie Lank.
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Vihyard and
daughter Janet of Chestertewn, Md.
were guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Herman
on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs John C. Darby took
q trip to Philadelphia last Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Flanagan,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jester spent
Sunday with relatives IN Whining
or
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Green enter
aimed at a dinner in honor Of their !
laughter, Dorotliy's 18th birthday I
ast Sunday. Out-of-town guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson
# Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Pittard had
IS their weekend guest, Samuel
ackson, of Reading, Pa. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bradley OF
elton, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilson
{ Milford, were Sunday guests of
1r, ard Mrs. A. ID. Lank.
Miss Margaret B. Hart spent the
veek-end in Chester, Pa. q !,
Mr. and Mrs. John Walstrom, Mr.. =
nd Mrs. Charles Walstrom of Wash Il
lgton, d. c., were weekend guests
( Mrs. Jessie d. Walstroin and Miss Z;
lizabeth Walstrom. y
Az ~ nH,.e,fl TAnx,sd NJ Gpoo.N aY,1 | w
Ons, David and Brandt, were din
Ell guests of Mrs. Annie B. Har- ~
ngton on Sunday. AZ
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones spent q
unday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry o
urnell. =,
Mi. and Mrs. Edward Holleger 81
sited in Norfolk, Va, last week. ei
There was fire at the home of
gorge Lewis on the Thompsonville o
Dad last week. It was quickly ex "i
nguished by the Frederica Volun
er Fire Company. ot
The members here who attended -.
meeting of the FELTON, firemen last '9
eek were A. ID. Lank, B. Kemp a.
arvey Smith, Fora Tatman, Har- ~
d Harrington, Harry Millman and
r. Rogers, Sr.. y. W
Capt. Ralph Jester and son Clar- i"
ice Jester, spent the weekend with -
cir families here. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hudson left -,
'er a week ago for Florida where ~ II.
ey will spend several weeks. -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Johnson en-
rtained Dover friends on Friday 81 Sc
ening. ~, pO
Mrs. w. II. Rogers is visiting rel loi