Milford chronicle., 1942-07-17
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Methodist Church News

MethOu&SC CuurCn news
iT"Church. school this Sunday NOR
ming at the usual ime, followed by
prayer and praise service.
\ Mrs. Francis Manning of Read
ing Pa, is spending her vacation
at the Village Side Farm with her
mother, Kate Evans, who is spend
ii.g the summer at her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Derrick
son spent Sunday IN Milford with
Mrs. Derrickson's sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. William Will
kins.
Capt. Clinton Evans and wife
with their daughter, Naomi, are at
their summer home here. Capt
Evans will be here for his vaca-
ton, while Mrs. Evans and daugh-
ter will spend several weeks here.
Miss Efiie Beale who is teacher
of the Williamsville School, has
visited her people at Franklin, Va.
She has also, visited in Norfolk,
Suffolk and Richmond, Va. She is
now in Savannah, Georgia, visiting
her sister. ,S
Miss Barguerite Evans, R. NJ,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Evans, who is now in Australia,
writes so her people may hear
from her each week as it takes
about three weeks for letter to
reach them here.
Miss Catherine Ringler, who
holds a position at Seaford, spent
a few days last week at home with
her grandmother, Mrs. L. c. Lynch.
.. Mr.. and Mrs Lucius Darby and
daughters, Lucy and Connie of,
Milton and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
James of Newtown Square, Pa,
were dinner guests on Sunday OF
their mother and brother, Mrs.
Clara Setman and son, West Set
man.
Mrs. Ida Townsend spent the
in Laurel as the guest
of Mrs. Emma Lowe and Mr.. and
Mrs, Harry Moore. M
Mrs. A. C. Jones called on Mrs.
John McKelvey of Seaford Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. Ralph Belts, chairman of
the American Red Cross canteen,
wishes to thank Mrs. Alice, Gum
and Mrs. Samuel Messick of Frank
ford for the furniture donated to
the canteen at Bethany Beach.
The Civic Club of Bethany Beach
has very kindly volunteered to
serve at the oanteen- on Thursdays
and Sundays. They are also fur
the ice and have contri-
buted an ice box which was badly
needed.
Mrs. Katie Tunnel, production
chairman of the Lord Baltimore
Branch of the American Red Cross,
that there is a desper-
ate need for production and asks
that the ladies' Of the sewing unit
come out on Tuesday afternoon to
The fire hall in Millville. She would
be pleased to have a large number
Of ladies present as we have been
called upon by the Red Cross to
make surgical dressings.
Mrs. Georgia Vandergrift has ac-
,epted Craftsmanship with the CO.
chairman, Mrs. Paul McCabe. Mrs.
is attending the class
1t Georgetown this week for in
in making these dress
ngs.
Mrs. VIM. ]. Rumley, vice chair
nan of the American Red Cross for
Sussex county extends congratu-
ations to the chairman of the Mo-
or Corps Of Selbyville. Mrs. Clay |
on Bunting, assisted by Mrs. Lee
Stevens, who went out to salvage
rubber one afternoon, returning |
With twelve hundred pounds the
irst day Their second day totaled
wo thousand and fourteen pounds.
This large amount was partly do
lated by taking old tires which
hey found on the tops of hay
itacks. The above mentioned la
lies deserve much praise for their
uccess in this collection of rub
'er. T.
Mrs. Clinton Evans and daugh-
er, Naomi, had as luncheon guests
IN Tuesday, July z, Mrs. Elbert
Evans of Ocean View, Mrs. Eva
Year of Dagsboro, Eddie Short Of
lew York and Mrs. Sadie Williams.
Sunday afternoon George P.
townsend and boys Victor and Jack
allied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brasure of Clarksville.
unday afternoon taking them for
short motor trip to see the child
ood home of Mr.. Brasure, also to
everal places of interest to both.