Milford chronicle., 1941-12-26
MILLVILLE

Church school this Sabbath NOR
ming followed with preaching at IL
o'clock by the pastor Rev. ]. E.
Parker.
The Christmas entertainment
and treat for the children was Civ
en- Monday evening in the church
hall at which time the little ones
enjoyed a visit from good old Santa
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Belts
were the dinner guests on Sunday
OF Mr.. Belts brother and wife,
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Belts at their
heme in Clarksville.
Z The funeral of W. r. Ringler
who passed away at midnight Sum
day, December IA, was held on
Wednesday at the Methodist
Church of this town, with the pas
tor, Rev J. g. Parker, officiating
He was laid to rest by the side of
his wife. Dorothy Lynch Ringler,
in st Georges cemetery at Clarks-
vile. Hir. Ringler leaves to mourn
their loss, two children, Billy Ross
s=Ringhsr and Miss estherine Ring
ler; bis mother-in-Iaw, Mrs L. G..
Lynch. with whom he made his
home: his mother, Mrs. Ida Ring
Ter of Bishopville, Md, four bro
theirs, Walter, Harry, Raymond and
Dewey, one sister, Mrs. Nellie Barr
of Georgetown The floral offer
ings were numerous and beautiful
The sympathy of relatives and
friends is extended to the family.
Edward Short of New York is
spending few days at the Torbert
bone. On Sunday, Mrs. Sadie Will
2fams had as dinner guests, Mr..
8Short, George Torbert and son
George, Jr., and Jimmie Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. James Evans of
Roxana spent Sunday evening
with Mrs Evans parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Williams.
Mrs. CHARLES Aydelotte on Tues
day evening gave her annual
Christmas party for the young peo-
pie of the Ocean View Christian
Church. There were about 40 pres
enr. This party is hailed with
pleasure by the young people for
Mrs Aydelotte in her usual charm
ing manner gives all Of her guests
an enjoyable time
q The house was beautifully deco
Rated with holly berries, ever
reens and Christmas trees, four
number with refreshments in
abundance and pleasant games.
= Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Noble on Mon
day evening, December 15, gave a
party for their youngest son, Ken
dali, it being his 18th birthday with
ten of his young friends present as
follows: Miss Patsy and David Le-
crone, Ben Schaffer, Miss Gather
inc Hudson, the Misses Hilda and
Frances McCabe, Miss Wanda VIE
ley, Miss Louise Mcgee, Blaine
Philips and Jimmie Jones. The
decorations were in keeping with
Christmas. Each guest was given
IA balloon to blow up, which was
&then hung to the ceiling, each hav-
#ng a ribbon reaching the table
with the name cards attached. OF
@Aourse, the main decoration was
le lovely cake with the required
lmber of candles, which Kendall
silly extinguished The guests all
njoyed the delicious refreshments.
endall received a number Of nice
81 fits Mrs. Noble is a charming
pstess and made the evening of
nusements for young folks en-
yable for all. May each succeed
birthday, Kendall, be happier
Tan the last
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Steele were Mrs. Steele's
\ cousins, Misses Clara and EIma
Lynch and Or. and Mrs. Aldrich of
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aydelotte
entertained at turkey dinner on
Christmas Day Mr.. and Mrs. LAM
bert Hart and children, Miss Ruth
and lambert. Jr., of Bethany Beach,
also H1rs Aydelotte's uncle and
eonsI1a, Clinton Quillen and daugh-
teri Miss Lula.
Wrz and Mrs. L. NJ Hudson and
sons Billy and Roy of Camden, n
] were Saturday supper guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
lei Steele. They then spent the night
with their son and wife, Mr.. and
ZNrs Alvin Hudson. Sunday they
Were dinner guests of their mother,
|ars Martha Hudson and their sis
.r ana husband. Mr. and Mrs
mes Brasure of WiIliamsville.
8 xfa Ida Townsend has returned
T. affer spending some time at
m f-ifx MD. with her niece
nsisband, M and MS: Phil nil