Milford chronicle., 1941-12-19
MLL.LyILLE

This town Was saddened earl,
Monday morning BY the news 0
the death at IL O'Clock Sundal
night Of r. W. Ringler, Sr., at hi
home here.
The revival services being belt
in the Methodist Church closed las
| Sunday There will be churel
school at the usual hour this Sun
day morning, followed by prayei
and praise service.
The Cleaners Club held theil
monthly meeting Wednesday eve
ming in the Church Hall, at whicl
time they had their usual Christ
mas party. The date for the Christ
mas program for the Methotifsl
Church School Will be announced
in next weeks Issue of this paper
Mrs. Ida Long of near Bayard is
spending some time here with hei
sister, Mrs. L. NJ Powell
Mrs. Clara Sefman and son, West
Setman, left for Philadelphia last
Sunday afternoon where they will
spend the winter months.
Mrs. ]. S. Noble and sons, San
ford, Jr., and Kendall, Mrs. X. ].
Hooker of town Mrs. X. ]. Hooker,
Jr., and son Jimmie of Rehoboth,
all spent Wednesday in the Quaker
City.
Charles E. West Of Omar, who
has been so very i'll is now able to
be downstairs and is getting along
fine at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Truitt of
Clarksyille, were the Sunday dim
ner guests Of Mr. and Mrs. l. r.
Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Quillen had
with them at dinner on Sunday
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. David
Hall of Bethany Beach, also their
aunt, Mrs. Marie Long Of Days
boro.
Handy CULLEN spent the week
end with his wife and son Irwin,
returning to his position in Balti-
more, late Sunday afternoon!
George Torbert and father, Geo.
Torbert, Sr., were among a num-
ber OF relatives to attend dinner
at the home of Mrs. Margaret BEN
nett of Milton on Sunday.
On Sunday afternoon, December
IA, at four o'clock, the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Magee was the
scene of very pretty wedding,
when their daughter, Miss Pansy
Emma Magee. was united in mar
riage to Alfred Lee Logan, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Logan of
Chester, Pa, by Rev. E. L.. Ben
nett, pastor of st Georges Metho-
dist Church, ClarksTille. of which
the bride is member, using the
ring ceremony. The bride was be-
gowned in royal blue
velvet with matching accessories
and a corsage bouquet Of yellow
chrysanthemums The brides maid,
Miss Claramond Magee, sister of the
bride. wore a gown of pink with
accessories, and a cor
sage Of pink carnations, while Miss
Isabel Nlagees gown was of gold
color and matching accessories,
with a corsage of pink and white
carnations. The home was attrac-
lively decorated in yellow with yell
low chrysanthemums Richard Lo-
gan, brother Of the groom, attend
ed his brother. Present were the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Aagee and Miss Charlotte Ann Ma
gee, James Robinson, Mrs SeweA
Dove and son Ercell, Mr. and Mrs.
Alix Townsend and son, William,
Mrs. Martha Townsend and Miss
rhelma Robinson, Mrs. Swaney
Bennett and daughters, Miss Betty
and Gloria, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Logan, parents of the groom, Mr.
md Mrs. James Logan and son
Jimmie, Miss Frances Logan and \
Robert Logan Of Chester, Pa, Rev.
md Mrs. E. L. Bennett and little
laughter Joyce and Miss Betty Cal
ioun of Dagsboro. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Wiley and daughter Betty of
Salisbury, Md, Capt. J. s. Pruitt /
md John N! Townsend of town. A
reception followed with a turkey |
Inner, a beautiful bridal cake and |
ce cream. Mr.. and Mrs Logan left 1
or a short trip to New York State.
Their numerous friends wish for
hem long and happy welded life.