Milford chronicle., 1941-02-21

been set for the wedding. Miss
Vinyard is a member of the per-
sonnel Of the First National
Bank and Trust Company. Mr..
Sapp is in the employ of the
DUPONT Company in Wilmington.
80
That lively group of married
couples who have good times,
no matter where they are, went
to the new Howard johnson Res
taurant, just below Wilmington
on Monday for dinner, enjoying
the newness of the place and the
food that was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. David N. Sills, sMr. and
Mrs. E. Roscoe Galloway. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Pettyjohn and
Mr.. and Mrs. August Faix COM
posed the group.
SO
Jack Lewis, the artist. who
recently published his Della
ware Scene" was in town on
Tuesday, autographing some of
his books and renewing ac-
quaintances. His book of scenes,
typical of places in Delaware
and actually done there, has been
so well received here and else
where, that Mr.. Lewis has been
asked to collaborate with an
other book, containing like pic
lures of locale in all parts of the
United States. This is consider
ed a very great honor by Mr..
Lewis. In the meantime, Della
wareans have the decided advan-
tage of owning his first book,
which contains the scenes fright
down the street from your
house."
80
Joseph Holland McFaul had
his twelfth birthday party on
Saturday, inviting his friends at
his home for refreshments,
where the valentine idea was
carried out in favors and such
-sand then enjoying the afternoon
show at Plaza Theatre together.
The guests were Donald Shan
non. Paul Lynch, Norman David
son, of Dover, George Marshall,
Morris Nelte, Jack Cordrey,
Harry Saunders, Richard Faix,
Richard Downing, Bob Wake
field, William Hallett, David
Wakefield, and Gilbert Wilkins.
A fine tradition, these annual
parties, leaving memories that
will flavor the years to come.
20
Mrs. Clyde Nelson entertained
the Clark Avenue and South
Walnut Street Sewing Circle at
her home on Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Nelson's guests in
cluded a few non-members who
enjoy meeting with the group
and taking part in the splendid
camaraderie that is a part of
each meeting.
50
Miss Sara Dickerson, who will
be married to Mr.. Robert Kirby
on February % at $3.50 at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Dickerson on
Clark Avenue, has chosen her
cousin, Miss Genevieve O'Brien
of Easton, Nd, as her maid of
honor and Mrs. Robert A. Reed
as her matron of honor. Little
Bonnie Burton will be flower
girl. Mr.. Dickerson will give his
daughter away. Mr.. Kirby will
have Mr.. Sidney Archbell of
Elizabeth City, North Carolina,
a brother-in-law, as best man.
James Dickerson, of Salisbury,
brother of Miss Dickerson, will
play the wedding music, while
Hayes Dickerson, another bro
ther, will sing 20, Promise Me-"
Father Joseph Irwin, of Easton,
will read the ceremony. The
couple will live in town in a new
home they are building on East
Second Street. On Friday eve
ming of last week the staff of
Memorial Hospital, where Miss
is anesthetist, gave
her a surprise miscellaneous
shower at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Harrington.
50
William 2. Miller. director of
music in Milford High School,
ind Miss Gertrude Morris will
,e guests of the Newark Rotary
Jlub by invitation at the weekly
Meeting on Monday. Mr.. Miller
will talk to the service club on
Beginnings of Music in the
'ublic Schools" and will sing
or the members, as will Miss
Iorris. Mr.. Miller was awarded