Milford chronicle., 1941-05-02
FREDERICK

The United States Defense Saw
ing Bonds and Postal Saving
Stamps will be placed on sale in
the postofiice at the opening of
business May /, as part of the ma
tional effort to make America i'm
pregnable. Postmaster James w.
COnley announced plans nearly
completed for this community
along with thousands of others
from coast TO coast-to do its full
part at the opening of the savings
program.
Owing to the class play of the
eighth grade to be held at the
school Friday, May 2, the Women's
Society for Christian Service has
kindly consented to postpone their
meeting for that date and will
meet the following week. Friday,
May g.
An Art exhibit OF the work of the
pupils In our school will be held
on Tuesday evening, May 13. The
public is invited to see the work
The last movie at the school will
be on Monday evening, May s. The
title, "Renfrew OF the Royal
Mounted" Come out for pleasant
evening.
The many friends of Miss Bertha
Case, were grieved to hear of her
passing away early Saturday morn
ing. She was the daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Case and
was brought up with the refining
influence of a Christian home. Her
virtues and kindness will linger
long in the memory of all with
whom she came in contact, as a
good Christian, with a cheerful and
nnfailing confidence in the gospel
Of Christ.
She was q member of Trinity
Methodist Church and the Willing
Workers Bible class. Funeral SER
vices were held at her home on
tuesday afternoon. DR.. Frank Her
son of the Avenue Methodist Church
Of Milford, ofiiciated. The flowers
she loved so well filed the room
with their fragrance and beauty
testimonials of love and
from many friends. Miss
Case was 50 years of age. She is sur
Vived by her sister. Miss Helena
CASE Of Frederick, and a brother.
yordrey Case OF Lincoln. Interment
vas made in Barratt's cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C.. Darby WIS.,
ted relatives in Pitman, N. j., on
Sunday.
Miss Mary Melvin of Delaware
,ity, spent the weekend with her
Mrs. Edith B. Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Stevens of
N. j.. were guests of
lr. and Mrs. ]. A. Gray on Sunday.
Mrs Marian Gerow is visiting rel
.tives in New Jersey.
Harry F. Mitten returned home
asst week from the Milford Mem
rial Hospital and is greatly inn
roved and can take care of his
usiness again.
Mrs. Lydia Russell of New Castle
pent Saturday with her mother,
Irs. John Jester.
Mrs. John Stevens of Wilmington
pent several days last week with
Ir. and Mrs. James Spurry.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Bostic and
lughter, Alice Louise. and nep-
ew, Joseph Bostic. o. G. Melvin
nd A. M. Melvin of Wilmington
ere Sunday guests of Mr.. and
rs. A. NJ. Melvin.
Lillian Clark Thompson and
arriet Spayd represented our
hool last week at the National
ed Cross meeting held in Wash
gton, ID. C. The girls report a very
teresting trip, sightseeing and
tending meetings. Miss Edith M.
rrell is the sponsor teacher for
G Junior Red Cross in this
hool.
Mrs. Lizzie Beideman, Miss Ke-
rah Beideman and Ruth Ann Bel
man spent Saturday in Will
ngton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morris en-
'tained at dinner on Sunday Mrs.
d. Walstrom, Miss Elizabeth
llstrom and Miss Bessie Steven
l of Odessa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamilton of
mden, N. j., spent part of the
elk with Harry Fisher and
nily.
Nr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher and
nily were week end visitors in
mden. N. j.. guests of Mr.. and
8. WIN. Williamson.
larry Fisher, Jr., is out, after
two weeks illness of measles
I tonsilitis.
dr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher were
lmington visitors on Thursday.
diss Ruth Jester spent part of
t week In Wilmington with Mrs.
gar Russell.
EE THE NEW Extra Storage
that holds two cases of can
ds on the new 1941 Hotpoint
rigerator at ]. B. Poore & Son.
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