Milford chronicle., 1941-12-12

JOnn 4. keuni performing the GER
emony. The bride was attired in
wine chiffon velvet with accessor-
les to match. Her corsage was tall
isman roses The groom had as his
best man, Arthur Schmidt and Mrs.
Scvhmidt acted as hatron of honor.
The groom is the son Of Clinton A..
and Mrs. Dorothy Kephart, of this
city, now Of Pennsylvania and New
Jersey.
Kiwanis Elects
Officers of the Georgetown XII
wants Club have been chosen for
the ensuing term as follows: Presi-
dent, Prof. Chester r. Stroup, in
strumental music teacher in the
Georgetown Public Schools; vice
president, Cecil Culver, manager of
a local chain store; treasurer,
Richard Maxwell of the Georgetown
Public Schools faculty; secretary,
Prof. Albert Farley, rural super
visor of schools of Sussex county;
directors, Prof. Franklin ]. Butz,
superintendent of the Georgetown
Public Schools; Prof Joseph
Thomas, principal in charge of the
Georgetown Public Schools; Rich
ard Maxwell of the Georgetown
Public Schools faculty; Rev. Rich
ard X. White, rector of st. Paul's
Protestant Episcopal Church. East
Pine street. this city; Assistant
County Agent Frank Gordy, Chas.
Green and Donald Weir.
SchIabach. Bender
Friends have been apprised of the
marriage OF Miss Mary M. Schla-
bach and Clayton NJ Bender, both
of Pennington. The wedding took
place at the Amish Mennonite |
Church at Greenwood on Sunday
night. November 30. at o'clock,
the Rev. Nevin Bender performing |
the ceremony.
Mltchell
Miss Arleen Vivian Cooley, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Henry
Cooley, of williamsburg, Va, and
Linwood S. Mitchell, son of Thomas
and the late Mrs. Ella Nit
chell, were married by the Rev.
C. Jones at Harrington last
Friday night at Q o'clock at Har-
'ington.
shower Given
Mrs. ]. Casper Jones and her
sister, Mrs. Granville LHmbden,
at a miscellaneous
shower at the home of Mrs. Jones
N West Pine street for Mrs. Ed
nund Blizzard, formerly Miss Vir-
yinia Short, North Race street,
laughter of Joseph Edward Short,
electrical repairman for the Penn
ylyania Railroad Company. Those
resent were Mesdames Mary Vir-
,inia Stewart, Wendell Travis,
frank Baker, Thayer Royal, An
rev Barr. Harry Conaway, Gran
lille Lambden, Elwood Cosden,
,harles M. Trammell, Helen Hol-
on, Mrs. Edmund Blizzard, Her
lan Roach, Mrs. j. Casper Jones,
Iiss Ruth Blizzard
cared Lost
Fears are entertained for the
afety of Stephen Murray, son of
Ir. and Mrs. Daniel Murray, who
, reported to be stationed not far
rom Pearl Harbor in the Hawaiian
stands, which was the subject of
tack by the Japs last Sunday af-
srnoon. Relatives and friends so
lr have received no word from the
overnment or from him as to safe
Miss Kathryn Elsie Cahall Of Mill
,rd. daughter Of the late William
/. Cahall and Marvin William Pol
ell, of Fort dupont. son Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Charles r. Powell, of
d. c., were married in
iIford last Wednesday night at
Is o'clock by the Rev. Marion Eu-
enc Hungerford; pastor of Calvary
ethodist Church of Milford.
Miss clara Belle Ellis, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Eugene Ellis,
Delmar, and Edgar Marvin !
mes, Of Fort DUPONT, son of Mr.
i'd Mrs. Edgar #. Jones of Mills |
,ro, were married at the rectory
st. Phillips Church at Laurel
o'clock last Saturday night by
e Rev. R. Y. Barber.
)blnsOn-Lynch
of the marriage
Miss Catherine Virginia Robin
II, of SeIbyville, daughter of Mr..
d Mrs. George B. Robinson OF
Va, and Raymond
mes Lynch, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
mes H. Lynch, of Selbyville, has
en- made. The wedding took place
Selbyville on Tuesday night of
it week at 1880 O'Clock, the Rev.